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by mpeg 8y ago
It's only tedious if the build is not automated, static site generators work pretty well with continuous delivery practices though.
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by mpeg 8y ago
You can check the sites involved in the pastebin directory list though.
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by mpeg 8y ago
Funny, I downloaded about 700GB of password dumps last week trying to figure out how someone got one of my passwords (no big deal, they never managed to access anything) Maybe it was this one.
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by mpeg 8y ago
BA has "golden tickets" they give to the top tier rewards customers, which you can then hand to any member of BA staff that has made a positive impact for you. They don't get cash for it, but I understand it goes in their fil
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by mpeg 8y ago
From their website [0] they seem to make city lifestyle apps. Apps for public transport in Spanish cities, a price comparison app for utilities, a pollution level map. I would guess they supplement their own app income with contracting. [0]
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by mpeg 8y ago
RIP Jools, thanks for your service. It also had a great intro with goofy pics of the dev team (who the soldiers were named after) in military attire.
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by mpeg 8y ago
Is it a legal requirement to your partners in govt / LE that you only hire US candidates or just timezone issues? I was introduced to Thorn by Ori Eisen when I worked for him (one of the best CTOs I've ever met) and was very impre
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by mpeg 8y ago
This article and research is talking about third party advertising, where an ad network is used to serve ads on third party sites (greatly simplified, as in reality there could be lots of other players in the chain) What you're talking
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by mpeg 8y ago
I was obsessed with that game as a child, if it was remade it would have quick-save and be ruined :) That and Future Wars are probably the first sci-fi games I played in the Amiga 500.
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by mpeg 8y ago
Fraud is priced in on the industry. Advertisers assume a percentage of their money is going to be wasted on bots, networks (like Google) assume they will misidentify a percentage of impressions and have to reconciliate the numbers, but also
551.
by mpeg 8y ago
I used to have a collection of downloaded user databases in an encrypted partition in my iPod back when I was in high school. Some were actually pretty high profile sites (probably top 100 at the time) but I was worried they'd come aft
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by mpeg 8y ago
It's the perception, I've personally been passed on for jobs I would have been amazing at because I don't have any FAANG experience. Startup founders looking for VC money want to be able to add "Team of ex-Google, ...&qu
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by mpeg 8y ago
You're in France, scraping instagram for likes and saving people's names and usernames for retargeting. This is a violation of the GDPR for good measure, as these people don't have any relationship with you or your company, i
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by mpeg 8y ago
I've been following Zapier from the sidelines for a while, and from early on I was fascinated about the way they managed to leverage the network effect to grow. In retrospect it seems obvious, but they probably would't be where th
555.
by mpeg 8y ago
I was referring to your founders previous company, not to Engineer.ai, didn't mean to imply there was a connection in the new company.
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by mpeg 8y ago
They claim to have raised $21m (from Videocon and AEC partners) in Feb 2012, but by the end of year the founder(s) claim to have stepped down with $100m payout (according to engineer.ai) while the company carried on and died in 2014. I&#x27
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by mpeg 8y ago
They also have a VP BlockChain in their team [0], despite no apparent use of blockchain tech anywhere, you can't make this shit up [0]: https://www.engineer.ai/about-us
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by mpeg 8y ago
Not to detract from your work there, but there's actually some great research papers about how Botguard itself is easy to bypass and google cookies provide most of the heavy lifting when it comes to bot detection. I've snooped aro
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by mpeg 8y ago
It's really not a problem to handle any number of users on a single domain, you can load balance, serve from different geos, etc. Case in point: google.com The real reason they don't do this is because it's a more involved se
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by mpeg 8y ago
I did that at a certain corp, my security answers were all long sentences completely unrelated to the question (mostly things like "This question is useless" which made for some interesting phone conversations until they got it) B
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by mpeg 8y ago
I don't think the suggestions are bad per se. The reason they come across as condescending is because they're obviously very generic and they're sent to people who, in the current market, can be picky about who they want to w
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by mpeg 8y ago
It's interesting that you pat yourself on the back about it, I think the whole Triplebyte interview process is poorly thought out, including your email comms. I did your online code quiz and got sent an email about doing a 2-hour techn
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by mpeg 8y ago
Datalogix is just one of several third parties that were allowed to push matching data to Facebook for the creation of segments (partner categories), as well as Experian, Epsilon, Acxiom, etc. The way it works is not very different from cus
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by mpeg 8y ago
I haven't done security research for a long time, but the way I did it was to pick a specific category of vulnerability (say, SQL injection) and try to exploit it everywhere you can possibly think of, where there is a potential for inp
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by mpeg 9y ago
If that's a screenshot of your actual pricing page, you should not highlight the $2 per video option in green, it makes it more likely people will choose it. I don't even understand why have a $2 per video option, it doesn't
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by mpeg 9y ago
At SFDC we bought and used internally a tool called Rypple (later work.com) that was precisely that. As you say, zero impact to people in terms of their performance reviews (which were a topic of discussion in their own, each employee havin
567.
by mpeg 9y ago
Customer service is a huge thing, Uber generally sides with the customer while other comparable food delivery services in my region (Deliveroo) are just awful if you have any issues.
568.
by mpeg 9y ago
The onboarding screen is infuriating...
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by mpeg 9y ago
Are you using an adblocker or any other privacy extensions (PrivacyBadger, Disconnect, etc.) ? If you are, Google will spam you to death with captchas; it kinda makes sense because captchas are getting easier to solve for machines, so appar
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by mpeg 9y ago
Then you have to verify, and as he says, you end up duplicating the work.

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