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by k4ch0w 8y ago
Chris Manning is responsible for so much work in this field. I can't wait to go through this video series. Thanks for all your hard work and I want you to know how much it's appreciated.
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I think too much is bad and a sign of immaturity. However, whenever you feel like you can use them it implies you feel close and safe enough with the other people to do it. I swear with my team only because I think you need to be as open as
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I think you're right about it being like Antarctica and being exploited by the media. We shouldn't use that as an excuse not to propel the technology forward in order to get there though. The movies also help kids get excited abou
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Stop hanging out with people who you know aren't good for you. Start believing in yourself more and more. Remember no one is watching you because they are too busy with themselves.
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Wow... I'm genuinely shocked at the at the 27 GET IT DONE clicks. I mean this probably worked for that one weekend and until people got their bonus, but I bet you the moment the people had their bonus they would leave. It's a good
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I think the problem when it comes to any UI design is it's all personal choice. I was going through these comments and most everyone here disagrees with one or two things and other's agree. Art is a subjective thing and I think ul
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You can find the password dumps if you are persistent enough with google and crack the hashes yourself. You can also look into hashes.org. I'd just enforce strong password rules all around in your domain and for the applications you bu
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Usually there are mailing lists you can sign up for, but they can be spammy. Organizations I have reviewed have a vulnerability scans happen every month. I think it's a best effort kinda thing unless you have a dedicated security team
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Salesforce pays me much more than what Google talked to me about, So this isn't true. MSFT also was pretty close the SF offer for me as well. I also have friends at Netflix and they make much more than what Google offered them. I'
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I have limited experience by building my own apps for learning purposes. Getting CSS working in multiple browsers exactly the same is always a pain point.
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I'd second this class. I have done both and if you're brand new to machine learning I'd do fast.ai first. You gain a greater understanding from Andrew's course, but if you're not going to become a practitioner fast.
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Thank you OP I haven't laughed that hard in a while. I honestly have no words for some of them. Water 2.0?!
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I would say learning a bit about the security implications involved. You don't have certain things given to you like other languages. You have to watch what compiler flags you use, like someone turning off stack cookies, not using clan
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I think the OSCP is a great place to start. As others have said in the thread, go bug hunting, do a technical write up and go to meet ups/conferences. I have always been able to get a better job by networking and meeting people.
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AI, specifically GAN's I expect to see more cool use cases. Typescript will be more heavily adopted. I am seeing more startups using GCP over AWS, it'll be interesting to see if this continues. I do a lot of due diligence and is p
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Ask HN: What books would you recommend for best Frontend development practices?
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Hackintoshs, its a lot of work and really buggy.
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Vi is on every linux server. Easy to move between words, sentences, pages. Macros are amazing. IDE's are really, really slow to load when you just want to edit one thing. Sometimes the syntax highlighting errors that aren't there
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by k4ch0w 8y ago
If you get the CISSP and are a good manager you will most likely end up triaging bugs and not actively testing. This is a compliant I have heard from new members on our team. Security isn't always sexy, and people actually get pissed o
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by k4ch0w 8y ago
Use a turtle https://www.theverge.com/2017/11/2/16597276/google-ai-image-...
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When the debate is over, slander becomes the tool of the loser. - Socrates
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I think just realize everyone learns to code in different ways and environments. Some people self teach and others learn in academia. You should respect that they learnt to code at all. I'd say just be honest in your reviews and help t
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Wildstar: Shutting down(wildstar-online.com)
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I just like being here because I don't feel like I'm crazy for the thoughts I have. You guys make me want to be a better human by pursuing things that really matter and steering me away from the BS other people get dragged into. T
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The people you spend the most time with affect how you think and what you do.
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This is amazing for secure code reviews. I have already spun up and instance and am demoing it for my team. Is it possible to get Jira integration? Can you test bitbucket.org connection with credentials some place I am not seeing? I can&#x2
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No micro-managing Clear direction Trust Let me choose my own hours Blocks meetings I don't need to be in
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For Third party libraries I use https://github.com/jeremylong/DependencyCheck
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Read how to win friends and influence people. I used to have similar issues and you just need to understand what people want out of an interaction. My crippling social anxiety is put at bay by constantly pushing past my comfort zone. It&#x2
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Well if you could change the source code on the voting machine it's something as simple as you show the Voter their choice to confirm on the frontend but the backend has been manipulated to always vote for someone else instead. The vot

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