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by kerng 4y ago
Interesting that the SEC didn't know while probably everyone in in the world knew at least since 2017 that graphics cards are hard to buy because of the cryptomining demand. Maybe one these things that are so obvious and hence not expl
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by kerng 4y ago
Seems like a long slow death for Facebook... the day after tomorrow people will sell again.
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by kerng 4y ago
I, as my others, tried to explain that this is not small labor. Please read the many comments related to this post before making such a incorrect statement. If majority of games won't be around in 10-20 years, then it's a pretty g
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by kerng 4y ago
Good! Now can Google please also respect the DNT header and automatically reject all cookies if present? That would demonstrate real leadership and putting the user experience first.
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by kerng 4y ago
This is very bad news for indies, and will help large companies push them out. I have games in AppStore not updated for many years. They work well on all devices, I also consider them to be a piece of art. And feedback is very positive! Get
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by kerng 4y ago
I thought at first this is a joke, but no. It should be called the Windows 10 Spy Edition - removing/replacing crypto so it can be decrypted by the government... Something like this should get a lot more attention and Satya Nadella sho
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by kerng 4y ago
Sure thing you can buy stuff from Tesla with Dogecoin. https://www.tesla.com/support/dogecoin
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by kerng 5y ago
Fair point, but it wouldn't be banned because of some other unrelated activity. Much more isolated implications that way.
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by kerng 5y ago
And the risk that Google AI decides you are not worthy, your account is deactivated and you loose access to this in the same second. Centralization with no accountability besides blaming things on AI is problematic.
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by kerng 5y ago
So weird - I switched jobs recently and it was with zero interview preparation and I had competing offers from fang. I feel quality of engineers hired there is dropping.
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by kerng 5y ago
For anyone interested, there are a few more projects with similar capabilities to look at: - Bad-bpf: https://github.com/pathtofile/bad-bpf - Offensive BPF: https://embracethered.com/blog/posts&#x2
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by kerng 5y ago
I doubt it would have to be used that much, and results are questionable and even malicious at times. So, not sure if that makes people working at AI at Facebook that great...
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by kerng 5y ago
Seems about right, their strategy is pay AI people a lot of money to drain the market and prevent innovation - it kinda sucks.
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by kerng 5y ago
They are pretty top notch though- and also in a different field rather than ads - that alone makes them innovators. Also, doesn't Karpathy work at Tesla?
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by kerng 5y ago
I have seen a lot of places, yet not a single one that runs all the latest software everywhere all the time. This is even true for smaller pieces of software like Linux kernel.
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by kerng 5y ago
How would say this is whistleblowing - why does he nor argue that way? His actions are for the publics favor and interest - considering how much Okta lied about all of this.
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by kerng 5y ago
Agreed. Microsoft is really good at back compatibility - sometimes even to a fault. It also seems Microsoft sometimes is held to a higher standard when it comes to supporting products long after they are out of service. Compare that to Goog
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by kerng 5y ago
I think you misunderstand the comment the other commenter made - there is a lot of info Amazon has about one that is collected via dark patterns. Also, Don't they also buy data from 3rd parties to augment what you give them? Like stats
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by kerng 5y ago
I like this detailed walk throughs, although obviously subjective it reflects well on the many obstacles and dark patterns that are put in the way. The "funniest" one certainly is that there are dozens of download buttons to actua
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by kerng 5y ago
Flipper Zero made this popular again it seems. Its known for a while.
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by kerng 5y ago
Dont think this has todo with web standards, its probably JIT related. Google should just turn that off, majority of 0 days seem to be because of that.
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by kerng 5y ago
Microsoft has added some mitigtions to Edge a few months ago as defense in depth - wondering now if this is actually exploitable on Edge or if their mitigations prevent it? Any Microsoft/Edge security people on here? Update: found the
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by kerng 5y ago
They dont wanna use the word "breached" because lawyers write these things - and legally breach has a different meaning than security wise. Very sad that they already prepare on the legal front rather then being open and transpare
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by kerng 5y ago
Agreed. It's obvious that lawyers are deeply involved already at this point. The most likely reason they dont wanna use the common sense term "breached" is because it implies legally a breach of contract, which means liabili
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by kerng 5y ago
Good point. Overall the user experience of crypto.com is really nice though. I mean the app is tons better then Coinbase and I think a big reason that crypto.com is growing tremendously. Users like it.
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by kerng 5y ago
crypto.com is a little mysterious when it comes to authentication honestly. I still have not understood it. But basically in this case, you didn't even need a password to log back in, it was just an email to click a link, then FaceId&#
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by kerng 5y ago
Interesting, I have always assumed that Google and FB would use any request sent to them for tracking and profile building. Probably a safe assumption to be honest. Just dump all request logs in a giant Data Lake - seems like promotion mate
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by kerng 5y ago
Only if the user (in Google's case the product) would be the one liable.
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by kerng 5y ago
Unfortunately true. I really hope that Bitwarden improves their UI and UX, because I really want to like it. But their Collections and sharing feature is very unclear, especially once multiple people/orgs are involved. I'm afraid
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by kerng 5y ago
What's the difference in scanning a QR code vs swiping a card? Even with CC you have to constantly enter it manually or store it in browser.

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