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by kerng 6y ago
I wish regulators would focus on Facebook and Google - but since they are a level of indirection away from physical impact, they get away with mass manipulation with terrible real world impact.
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by kerng 6y ago
Yes, Uber really helped change that. Pretty amazing, probably still would be cash only otherwise...
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by kerng 6y ago
Taiwan is especially important because they are one of the few countries keeping traditional written Chinese alive!
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by kerng 6y ago
DigitalOcean is even easier- the reason for GCP appearing to be simpler is because they only have a fraction of offerings and features. But I find GCP confusing, and like Azure Portal much better - maybe because I have used it longer.
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by kerng 6y ago
This is unlikely correct, because in many parking garages there is no Internet connectivity and hence this issue would have been heard of many many years ago.
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by kerng 6y ago
Better choice would have been "Subsystem for Linux on Windows". Its all indeed a big naming confusion
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by kerng 6y ago
That sounds great! Will this have good VS Code support? Being a .net developer having used VS before mostly, I had lots of trouble a little over a year back building and referencing things with VS Code. It was easier to use Go and Python wi
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by kerng 6y ago
Yes! A move like this would be very interesting experiment to see how power on Internet shifts and what's next to come
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by kerng 6y ago
Maybe Microsoft should give this whole thing a reboot. After many years working with .net but not following it closely last 2-4 years I'm hopelessly lost what's going on....
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by kerng 6y ago
The author is splitting hairs, creating their own definition of the term without reference. When hair splitting, backing it up can help make a point. To my knowledge there is no official definition of the term, so both cases the author desc
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by kerng 6y ago
Isn't that why HMAC exists?
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by kerng 6y ago
Current act being put in place seems to include the scenario
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by kerng 6y ago
This seems like a wrong move. The idea seems to disassociate employees from the problems of Facebook, and the problem the platform creates... When you work at Facebook you should know what's going on and what the company is doing and c
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German Hospital Hacked, Patient Taken to Another City Dies(securityweek.com)
24 points by kerng 6y ago|12 comments
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Snowflake Prices IPO Above Marketed Range at $120 a Share(msn.com)
2 points by kerng 6y ago|0 comments
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by kerng 6y ago
Yeah, same here - couldn't stay focused reading it but the comment section here is good.
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by kerng 6y ago
This. My biggest mistake once was falling for that pressure, and then I left soon again. It's a big red flag, or offeres that are only valid a few days...
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Chinese state hackers are exploiting F5, Citrix, Pulse Secure, and Exchange bugs(zdnet.com)
3 points by kerng 6y ago|0 comments
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by kerng 6y ago
There is a trend with TLS attacks and fancy websites and names. :) Is there a reason for that? Not really following the scene, the same group of people finding these issues over the years and hence marketing is similar?
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Getting the hang of machine learning(embracethered.com)
1 points by kerng 6y ago|0 comments
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Facebook halts Oculus Quest sales in Germany amid privacy concerns(arstechnica.com)
169 points by kerng 6y ago|77 comments
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by kerng 6y ago
That is my observation also - but its known that Microsoft is not paying as well.
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by kerng 6y ago
Its fascinating how much lower Microsoft compensation appears to be compared to others, even Amazon. I guess the stock has been doing well, but can Microsoft truly attract the best talent with these numbers?
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by kerng 6y ago
No, levels start at 56 possibly much lower.
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by kerng 6y ago
Well, servicing is a thing. There was never a claim by tesla that AP1 can drive autonomously
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Elon Musk Is Now Richer Than Mark Zuckerberg After Tesla Stock Split(finance.yahoo.com)
5 points by kerng 6y ago|1 comments
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by kerng 6y ago
This was 2012 software by the way. Not anywhere close to current Autopilot
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by kerng 6y ago
If breakes dont work, who is held accountable? These things have pretty pragmatic solutions and arent really much different to other areas. Elon Musk said in the past if it's a AP failure, then Tesla is accountable.
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A Timeline of Information Control on Chinese Social Media During Covid-19(citizenlab.ca)
2 points by kerng 6y ago|0 comments
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by kerng 6y ago
Isnt Trump's action including Wechat/Tencent as well?

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