randomgg

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by randomgg 2y ago
Even if you could somehow tie work stress to causing his illness, it seems unfair to place the blame on you. If it was killing him, why didn't he have the agency to find another job? Why didn't your manager find a way to prevent t
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by randomgg 3y ago
They have to convince themselves that OP is lucky/lying/their idea couldn't work, otherwise they're forced to confront the fact that they wasted their life working at megacorp when they could've done something else.
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by randomgg 3y ago
tap to pause, then you can scrub at the bottom.
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Coffee Meets Bagel has been down for one week(status.coffeemeetsbagel.com)
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Coffee Meets Bagel has been out for 4 days(status.coffeemeetsbagel.com)
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Coffee Meets Bagel has been out for 36 hours(status.coffeemeetsbagel.com)
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by randomgg 3y ago
> They worked out that they could do that, and so did - for the paper they wanted to publish having that information was the goal My claim is that they shouldn't have. >Which is why it is necessary to publish this information - i
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by randomgg 3y ago
If you find a security vulnerability, I don't think the right course of action is to spend thousands of dollars of GPU time to determine as many IPs as you possibly can, then write an economics paper about it.
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by randomgg 3y ago
"found" aka ran 3 quadrillion hashes on an A100 to crack the IPs
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by randomgg 3y ago
Saying they "realized you could identify the location of many posts and wrote a paper" is downplaying the situation. The authors essentially ran a lookup table attack, computing over 3 quadrillion hashes to crack the IPs. The webs