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by patrakov 4y ago
Previous "discussion": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31077574 As it has only one comment, let me copy-paste it in full, below. --- I have read the article, and my first reaction is to disagree with the conc
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by patrakov 4y ago
I would argue (of course not seriously) about the opposite: ChatGPT has a metaphorical soul. What it learned very well is how to structure the responses so that they sound convincing - no matter how right or wrong they are. And that's
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by patrakov 4y ago
This can work with the fiber + LTE example, and with the rat example, but does not cover the "modem crash" example. The ADSL modem does not know its old prefix, and thus cannot send zero-expiry-time announcements for it. Also cons
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> NAT isn't needed anymore. False. The most obvious case is multi-homing (for redundancy, fail-over, and policy-routing reasons) without an AS available and thus without BGP. In other words, a typical case when a user has a fiber co
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by patrakov 4y ago
> Of course macOS uses launchd [0] which I guess is somewhat similar. It isn't. Systemd has dependencies and many directives to express them. Launchd doesn't, and instead demands that every service either waits for its dependen
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by patrakov 4y ago
Exactly. We have interviewed a fake cybersecurity specialist some time ago. And I still use this experience as the main evidence that a pure compliance role, without technical expertise in system administration, does not make any sense. &qu
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by patrakov 4y ago
Edit: this is applicable not to a "small business" in general, but a "small non-IT business". For a small IT business, well, this is only partially applicable - only to non-IT roles. If they are developing desktop softwa
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by patrakov 4y ago
The best measure? Ditch the password. It can be reset anyway, it can be stolen, it's just unnecessary complexity, it doesn't provide any security. You can prove ownership of the email? You can log in - worst case, after a password
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by patrakov 4y ago
Maybe they are not using Firefox, because your site is broken in it, and they have no other way to tell you this?
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Initrd is as useful as it was before. It is just combined with the kernel image. You can still ignore the bits of advice from that blog post, and generate the initrd using whatever tool that you want, exactly as before. What is added is jus
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by patrakov 4y ago
You can still order Compulab Airtop 3 with Quadro RTX 4000 8 GB in a fanless configuration. See https://fit-iot.com/web/product/airtop3-build-to-order/
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by patrakov 4y ago
If you are talking about virtual cores (aka threads), then yes, such thing exists, it is called Compulab Airtop 3. You can order it with a Xeon E-2278GE, which has 8 cores | 16 threads | 4.70 GHz | 80W https://fit-iot.com/we
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by patrakov 4y ago
We knew it was coming once "Rooter: A Methodology for the Typical Unification of Access Points and Redundancy" was published back in 2005 (!!!) as a proof that peer review in certain "scientific" conferences and journals
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by patrakov 4y ago
Have you looked at PurrData, an Electron-based GUI?
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Short daily standups with only your team, that do lead to useful synchronization of understanding within this team, are still infinitely better than bi-weekly 40-minute-long whole-company meetings where most of the time the sales guys annou
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by patrakov 4y ago
Easier said than done, but you are welcome to try fuzzing my CV. As I mentioned, this would likely erase half of the CV. https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=wT8otalK (outdated for legal reasons - the current employ
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by patrakov 4y ago
This is quite dangerous, because it creates bias against people whose CV is not a traditional CV, but more like a portfolio, with works that uniquely identify the author. My own CV would be way too gray if one excludes my contributions to v
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by patrakov 4y ago
Bad question, because it is two questions that the OP treats as related (regret vs possibility to have done something differently in the past), but that are actually not. For example, let's suppose that the answer to the question about
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by patrakov 4y ago
> The CISO didn't make the decision to enforce password rotation- the compliance programs your sales team asked for did And it's the CISO job to resist unnecessary overcompliance which is just for the happiness of the sales tea
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by patrakov 4y ago
No, these 5528 attack vectors are not unique. What can be seen here is a repetition of a few attacks on different base paths, or with a different length of the repetitive part of the request (e.g. GET /about/'+union+select+0x
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by patrakov 4y ago
No, you are not alone. In Cebu City, Philippines, if you buy, from a cheap vendor ( https://web.facebook.com/solarcompanyEST2018/?_rdc=1&_rdr ), a solar panel set, a controller, an inverter, and a battery, you only c
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by patrakov 4y ago
Is the EN -> FR direction in your post just an example, or is there indeed a significant difference in difficulty?
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by patrakov 4y ago
Or you have a real Upwork profile.
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> My laptop isn't powerful enough to support virtual machine. Specs please? P.S. I provide Linux courses, and would be glad to teach you using 1:1 video chat. Nothing will be needed except a web browser and an SSH client (which is b
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by patrakov 4y ago
Well, if you discard the phase of the original response anyway, then you can shave a few milliseconds of latency by switching to minimum-phase (which is causal, not symmetric) instead of linear-phase. The math is in scipy.signal.minimum_pha
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by patrakov 4y ago
There is an older project with better math inside: http://drc-fir.sourceforge.net/ For starters, it doesn't try to achieve a phase-neutral response, because a phase-neutral response created in a room is only valid in o
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by patrakov 4y ago
Another part of the problem is that developers are often discouraged or outright not allowed to work with machines, due to "it's not your job" kind of arguments, or corporate security enforced by auditors.
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One of my clients (where screening CVs was one of my duties) had a different kind of fraud. On a particular week, we received a lot of CVs for a DevOps position. They shared a few common characteristics: were sent through Indeed, allegedly
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by patrakov 4y ago
Please take a look at Loki. It's more lightweight than the ELK stack.
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Let me share my (unpopular) opinion: whatever minimum mandated by the applicable laws, and nothing else. If you are not a bank, and don't have EU customers, it could as well be an empty checklist. If you need anything more, you are not

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