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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
> but that all the other social media networks are not dangerous despite the mostly Russian misinformation and election interference that has been ongoing since 2016 You can affirm one thing without affirming similar arguments. This is i
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
It's really rare for me to be pro-intervention when it comes to the government vs free-industry but TikTok has become undeniably, geopolitically hazardous for the US. The dismal bit of it is that nation state backed, habit-forming prop
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
Does anyone else read the title and only identify ~6/9 of the words in the title here? I've got no clue what this is about before clicking on it.
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
I'd be satisfied with just the first half of this sentence. What they think about the shareholders is entirely irrelevant. Let them do their thing while the company does their own. Distinct entities.
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
It's almost as though companies should be most concerned with profit and not unproductive virtue based working groups that don't produce shareholder value /shrug.
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
When did we get to call agents dreamers? That too seems like jargon that has a bunch of context to it that could easily be misplaced.
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
How do you get to those conclusions based of what op said?
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
Jewish oral tradition, at the time of the writing of the gospels, had largely been replaced by the robust scribal polity and the infrastructure that they created that was dominant at that time. This is further evidenced by the statisticall
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
DoH and DNSSEC don't use ECH (encrypted client hello) From what I remember, only DoT uses ECH https://media.ccc.de/v/chaoscolloquium-1-dns-privacy-securit...
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
After the Snowden revelations regarding FOXACID and QUANTUM going largely undressed in the tor project, people have every right to feel sketched out with using ToR for anything. "We're still helping people" just isn't a
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
this presumes that anyone would trust bitlocker. https://pulsesecurity.co.nz/articles/TPM-sniffing
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
I maintain the reproducible builds effort for my company and, please, let me tell you that this is the main pitfall of the whole effort. There is always going to be a degree of un-reproducibility just due to the nature of math. If you don&#
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
the guy who pulled 1.3m from multiple remote jobs and lived to tell the story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31156417
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
Fun concept, but this is security by obscurity. Other heuristics: - providing fake manifests to hardware drivers commonly associated with virtual machines - active process inspector handles - presence of any software signed by hexrays (the
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
Wonder what corpus this was trained on or what it sources from.
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
seems really interesting for fuzzing.
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
After using FF for the past 7 years, every day at work I switched to Arc. It's been __okay__. I'm not a fan of them trying to nix the bookmark system and much prefer FF's implementation of just good old fashioned, indexable b
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
Part of me hopes this reignites a new era of scareware. The other part says wow this would be really cool for a SSH banner
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by no-dr-onboard 2y ago
It buys time for them. GitHub will have a lengthy internal discussion about DMCA takedown requests and the fact that the code isn't on their server. During this time it'll give the HN and reddit communities time to grab the link a
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
> No one wants to work in these neighborhoods because they are invariably awful Yeah, no kidding. But why are they awful to begin with? I'd hazard that it's because families have been asleep at the wheel in teaching their child
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
> Teach conflict resolution skills to young children. This is pretty huge. A lot of my experience growing up in California during the 90s was "tell an adult" and "zero tolerance" coming down from school administrators
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
That's an excellent observation. When I wrote this I was looking for the questions/heuristics from the study that produced these statistics. I couldn't find much. Do you happen to have a link by any chance? I'm sure othe
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
> The fact that the father has divorced and is out of the picture puts them at a higher risk of poor outcomes. Hundred percent agree on this point. My concession was that it's not always beneficial that the parents stay joined nor i
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
The visualization is a good iteration on trying to get complex papers distilled into a digestible format. That was nice. I'm not super sure how I feel about the message though as it operates on a handful of really big presumptions. I&#
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Rumors of our intelligence are greatly exaggerated.
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
You would be surprised at how easily they can be thwarted by simple technical maneuvers. YMMV, but ime a lot of people have this bogeyman caricature of who the feds really are. The reality is that these are government agencies that pay sign
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
As a parent who occasionally monitors the trends in genZ social media, I'm super interested to see how this would shape US culture, post-ban. TikTok and shorts are _huge_, if not the predominant driver of memetic trends, business and c
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
I wonder if they're still pulling telemetry from their users in this package.
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
It’s a pretty textbook “Post hoc ergo proprer hoc”. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post_hoc_ergo_propter_hoc
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by no-dr-onboard 3y ago
Business intelligence isn’t really applicable on the database level with guids..way too many abstraction layers down.

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