radicaldreamer

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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
They don't pay anywhere close to that, there are tons of tricks to avoid paying that % on gains and the more money you have the more leeway for loopholes. Very relevant in startup ecosystem as well (look up exchange funds, opportunity
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
Politics of resentment where elite colleges and universities are unjust scams and billionaires are just the pinnacle of self actualization.
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
The shot in this movie where you see the nuclear missile bays was incredible.
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
It's a chronic problem at some companies and not so much at others, it's all about how internal incentives are set up.
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
The same thing that happened in the UK will happen in America. People in the UK who are against immigration are often talking about Poles who moved to the UK after the EU and not Indian families who have lived in those neighborhoods for gen
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
Facebook is packed with posts of people saying they support this administration but could they please make an exception for their own role or for their loved one whose nursing care got cut (at the VA) etc. They still don't understand t
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
Yes, but you can disable OTA updates
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
I'm seeing this all the time recently using standard Safari on MacOS
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
How about iCloud Private Relay?
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
She just got back from Ghana: https://x.com/skynews/status/1877115173443400065?s=12
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
This seems unlikely but possible. Metformin is widely prescribed worldwide and as far as I know, no correlation has been shown. Granted, what its prescribed for - diabetes and prediabetes - are themselves risk factors for neurodegenerative
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
This was an iPhone 6, so I assume that the logic board change enabled brute force passcode searches. This was fixed in a subsequent update to the secure enclave, so this is less likely to work on the latest devices.
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
Much more recently, you saw North Korea go through famine and economic development to build the bomb
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
The white Vita OLED was an excellent device
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
Incompetence or corruption?
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
Many in the life extension community die early deaths due to faustian bargains they make taking understudied supplements and drugs. It's almost a joke on longevity forums how many of the top people in their fields have a tough time rea
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
It’s already going to be under the microscope now from black hats, so unless they want a catastrophic issue to result in user harm, they better get their act together.
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
They only acknowledged the issue after the write up from the researcher and claimed they thought they didn't need to include it in the release notes because it was a "backend fix".
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
CTO is simply a title, the proper response here would be to hire a head of security and build it into the culture from the ground up. I'm looking at all of the Arc Max features which probably need to be architected correctly to be secu
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
Probably the line of thinking is that security can be a back burner issue until product market fit is achieved. Doesn't matter if you build the most secure product if nobody is using it, right? Where that breaks down is that a browser
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
Many engineers at SV startups use Arc on a daily basis. This bug could've resulted in the compromise of multiple companies, probably including crypto exchanges. A browser bug of this severity is extremely valuable, even for a niche bro
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
You can use some Arc AI features to summarize it for you :)
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
It's not in Alpha though, they've been around for years and have launched formally.
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
They want an easy path to onboard you into paying for stuff.
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
The security page explicitly claims that Arc doesn't log what you're doing, giving URLs as an example, but this vulnerability claims every URL is being sent up to Firebase.
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
50k or 100k would be far more appropriate given the severity of this issue. But overall, this makes me think there's probably a lot more vulnerabilities in Arc that are undiscovered/unpatched. Also, there's the whole notion o
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
The only way to stop these things is to legislate them out of existence.
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
His chili crunch has a lot of sugar, so it tastes great. Most other chili crunches are more subdued on that front.
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
Pretty sure they will simply tell you to have a professional hearing test done.

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