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by ozymandias12 7y ago
I was under the impression that before AWS, Amazon did SOA'd almost the entirety of its departments, as in OP mail, every dept had to enable web services to other depts, creating an environment where Between 2000/2003 Amazon start
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
>The distinction is in selling access versus selling goods. That's the core issue. We shouldn't let firms dictate ownership. Buying stuff is historically a right to property. The whole discussion is pointless because digital fi
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
>"If you have something important to say, don't say it in a paywalled publication, NO MATTER much they're paying you." There. I've fixed that tweet for you.
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
If that was the case Google AD hell would simply realocate the space for the next high bidder of that space.
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
Care to share how you do this?
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
Amazing rant. But what bothers me is that the human animal is trying to create an artificial human mind, the most amazing piece of meat we have laying around. If we could create the reasoning of a dog first, to then upscale to more complex
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
Are you saying we should teach machines to math before teaching them to speak?
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
What a strong read. Thank you fellow hacker.
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
They do! But they don't have the data, these are tools, just like a browser access the web, Palantir solutions access gov data and link to who knows what datasets, but on paper, they ain't no NSA.
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
I like your answer but what bothers me: 1. What are the tools we don't know Palantir has? We know a few and while these fit in your description, they're kinda dangerous apps, and this brings me to point 2: 2. Who they sell these t
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
There's this youtube video, I won't link to it, but its awesome. I haven't seen it myself, my wife has, and she told me it was amazing. Its youtube, the video, super student vs teacher thing, overly amazing, much overhaul, le
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
She was a AWS insider. Aware of the common env configurations should have in place and aware that Capital had a few places to poke here and there. I hardly call this a hack. This is more a cake recipe she followed thanks to working directl
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
>It's almost impossible to use hashes for fingerprints with COTS scanners No, really, any source on that?
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
I’m so tired of this widespread tracking. You can’t even buy a burner phone anymore because there exists multiple fingerprinting methods. Phone and desktop OSs should grow a pair and create a virtualization protocol to randomize tracking in
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by ozymandias12 7y ago
Wow, he’s comparing the storages SLA of the two biggest cloud services in the world. Pedantic behavior should hurt.