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by jryio 1y ago
I'm always glad to see when companies, developers and CEOs make a heartfelt and humanistic mae culpa. We would like to think that we're the smart ones and above such low level types of exploits, but the reality is that they can ca
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by jryio 1y ago
Sure yes! Good shout. At the end of the day my trail family had 4 levels of redundancy between us.
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by jryio 1y ago
I thru hiked the PCT. The one thing I learned as an engineer / technical person: bring one of everything. No redundancy. The gains from being ultra light, single-item-multi-purpose, are immeasurable
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by jryio 1y ago
Agree. What writing is better for understanding geometric properties or information in high dimensional vector spaces + spherical codes?
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by jryio 1y ago
This is a hacky joke. No sane engineer would ever sign off on this. Even for a 1-5 person team, why would I want a probabilistic selection of test execution? The solution to running only e2e tests on affected files has been around long befo
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by jryio 1y ago
Yes and this is the placid version where lazy programmers elect to lighten their cognitive load by farming out to AI. An insidious version is AGI replacing human cognition. To replace human thought is to replace a biological ability which p
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by jryio 1y ago
I completely agree with the thesis here. I also have not seen a massive productivity boost with the use of AI. I think that there will be neurological fatigue occurring whereby if software engineers are not actively practicing problem-solv
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by jryio 1y ago
What most of these comments are missing is the attempt at standardization and unification. There are a lot of comments that people need X feature in order to switch to Y editor. While that may be true and your particular workflow requires c
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by jryio 1y ago
Zed succeeds at reducing the switching cost. I used NeoVim for ten years daily and configured it way back in college days. I thought I would be unable to move to a GUI editor and it turns out that the speed and efficiency of Zed plus the al
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by jryio 1y ago
A trend I have noticed as well. I consider this pattern to ultimately be the forcing function of free market capitalism itself. Once a brand accumulates sufficient reputational capital through genuine quality, the profit-maximizing imperati
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by jryio 1y ago
Started an entire consulting practice to get engineering teams and founders out of vibe coded pits. Even got a great domain for it - vibebusters So far business is booming and clients are happy with both human interactions with senior engin
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by jryio 1y ago
In the last few months we have worked with startups who have vibe coded themselves into an abyss. Either because they never made the correct hires in the first place or they let technical talent go. [1] The thinking was that they could ite
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by jryio 1y ago
Right but not running locally on device. No privacy
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by jryio 1y ago
Does this functionality exist on iOS ? I'm looking for an iOS app that wraps Parakeet or whisper in a custom iOS keyboard. That way I can switch to the dictation keyboard, press dictate, and have the transcription inserted in any appli
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by jryio 1y ago
I would like to see randomized control group studies using study mode. Does it offer meaningful benefits to students over self directed study? Does it out perform students who are "learning how to learn"? What affect does allowing
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SecureDrop Protocol(securedrop.org)
246 points by jryio 2y ago|11 comments
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by jryio 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Senior Software Engineer - Full Stack + Security + Applied Cryptography Location: USA Remote (US & EU time zones) • End to End Encryption, Asymmetric Cryptography, Public Key Infrastructure, Merkle Trees, Transparency Tre
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by jryio 3y ago
Senior Software Engineer - Full Stack + Security + Applied Cryptography Location: USA Remote or New York, Colorado Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: New York or Colorado Technologies: • End to End Encryption, Asymmetric Cryptography, Public
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by jryio 3y ago
Rogaway was my professor of cryptography at Davis. Amongst his peers he focuses strongly on the ethics of his work, noticing and calling attention to ethical failings by students and professors alike, as well as mentoring students for their