kevinsundar

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by kevinsundar 5y ago
They do and its better than common crawl's by my testing.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Hey! I was using your tool a couple months ago. It was super helpful for my project.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
> The CBO’s cost Dec. 2020 estimate to build the new system was in the mid-two-digit millions, though given the fees that the AO is collecting from power users and agencies, the appropriation would more likely need to be in the single-di
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
grep.app doesn't index all repositories on GitHub though. I was doing some research a few months ago and couldn't find anything that would search all of github quickly.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Security researchers are gonna love this :) Time to go secrets and url hunting.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
This is wholly incorrect. The internal tool in which you write these 5 why's specifically says: "5 Whys" is a helpful mnemonic but authors are encouraged to use more than five causes as they complete their root cause analysis
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
I've used this as a light weight way to send traffic from a cli app through TOR.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
This is not accurate. Im currently working on a "5 Whys". I am writing it in a nested bullet format which allows multiple branches. Example: * Main Why? * Why 1? * Sub Why 1? * More Whys * Why 2? * Sub Why 2
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Im sure this must be documented somewhere internally. Whenever a new region is built for AWS, services must be deployed in topologically sorted order. So I'd imagine figuring out dependencies for each service is something that comes up
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
To save your family from having to deal with this please use a password manager. Its super easy to write down the master password somewhere where they can easily find it.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Seems totally reasonable to me too. It probably has just seen the pattern ``` str = "{{SOME_ID_HERE}}-jash127hg27128h" participant.follow({twitterUserId:"{{SOME_ID_HERE}}"}) ```
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Submarines often don't use active sonar as that sonar could give away the presence and location of the submarine.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
But then you have to use DocumentDB.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
As a tech worker in San Diego, life's good. I can see why salaries are increasing here. Lots of large companies (like Apple and Amazon) are opening up offices. Come join us. https://www.amazon.jobs/en/search?base_q
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
It seems like he just was on the school network and the IPTV devices were also on the same network with no authentication.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Because minutes after a metric drops that indicates the possibility of an issue an engineer who probably wrote the code or has the code checked out on their laptop and is intimately familiar with it working on the problem. No waiting for a
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Pretty sure facebook needed to do this last week :) It's important for large companies to still have some way of getting people together quickly to solve problems. That's hard if people in are different timezones.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
As an Amazon engineer who frequently goes oncall, this is Amazon’s true competitive advantage. The company works because every night there’s 1000s of engineers sleeping with a pager by their head.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Not exactly. It's the other way around. Just like herbstein said earlier theres no boolean flag that tells facebook that something is "inflammatory and tribal". Its not like facebook has some algo that says if a republican po
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
You can know that, sure. But any "concrete, proactive, and fundamental changes to the system" require first deciding what content is "okay" and "not okay". Or somehow stopping people from spending time on Faceb
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
My bad, didn't do that on Safari. Maybe some sort of tracking protection.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
If you claim that they knew what they were doing then you must believe that Facebook somehow knows at scale: 1. exactly what content is misinformation and what is not 2. exactly what content creates political division 3. exactly what conten
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
I for one have sold many things on Facebook marketplace. That provides value for both me and the buyer as they're getting items at a discount and I get cash. Another positive is my drone hobby has lots of groups on Facebook where membe
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Oh that's interesting, in my experience across the Books Org and InfoSec its being widely used.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Or when GitHub copilot starts suggesting it lol.
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Hardcoded database creds in code. Saw a post earlier with credentials to an rds instance. It said there were more examples. EDIT Found it again: https://sizeof.cat/post/twitch-leaks/#secrets-exposed
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
My comments are my own and don't represent my employer. Almost every new service built inside Amazon uses CDK. I too am surprised that more people aren't aware of it. And you're right once you get good at it you can spin up i
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
His GitHub says this: "This might sound like a convoluted way to generate the calendar, but I'm doing so mainly because (i) it's easier to format the calendar exactly the way I want it using HTML/CSS, and (ii) I can bett
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Just curious, what non toy drones these days use wifi for their control link? I've been in the hobby drone space for 5 years and really have only seen cheap toys drones use wifi (due to limited range). I know DJI uses some communicatio
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by kevinsundar 5y ago
Why does this make it harder to get away with protests?

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