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Ask HN: What are some good resources for beginner PenTesting?
1 points by rayvy 8y ago|1 comments
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by rayvy 8y ago
ProtonMail, NTFLX, VSCO, Photoshop
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Bitcoin not likely, but in my personal opinion EOS[1] (as of today) might be the first. I think we're currently on 2nd gen blockchain, and if we stay here (and Moore's Law continuing), then I think EOS will be the first to reach t
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Ask HN: What can we do to corral digital advertising?
1 points by rayvy 8y ago|1 comments
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> Probably the main people getting stiffed are the publishers who are offering real traffic Unless you're a large premium publisher like say a NYT, a Techcrunch, or even a Forbes, more of your traffic probably wont be real , and yo
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Amazon Pitches Facial Recognition to Monitor Immigrants(bloomberg.com)
239 points by rayvy 8y ago|272 comments
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by rayvy 8y ago
At this point it seems like Uber's strategy is the following: 1. Gather a bunch of PMs 2. Put them all in a room and have them put wacky ideas into a large hat 3. Pull ideas out of the hat, and go with the first one that sounds decent
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by rayvy 8y ago
As someone who works monitoring ad network traffic at a large ad-tech company (not FAANG, but just below), let me just say: everyone does fraud . Some don't need as much of it (e.g., Google), but quite literally saying "there&#x2
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by rayvy 8y ago
> 19 19 year old Spanish guy. Hear me clearly: YOU HAVE SO MUCH TIME! One of the big down sides to being a millennial (maybe you're Generation Z?) is that we've grown up in an era that makes us believe that if we aren't Zu
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by rayvy 8y ago
> Stablecoins seem like they would achieve most of the goals of the original cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin Correct me if I'm wrong but Stablecoins sound like the opposite type of thing that Crypto-anarchist(s) behind Bitcoin tr
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> So if they don't bring it up on their own I'll ask questions about emotional state and emotional reactions to situations This! All too often management thinks the "Tell me what's on your mind" covers them with
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Robot ETF Leaves Pros in Dust, Scoring Wins on Small-Cap Fliers(bloomberg.com)
2 points by rayvy 8y ago|1 comments
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by rayvy 8y ago
> If you do not believe that people should profit from increasing the lethality of the military, then you do not believe in the utility of having a military. A clearly and incredibly flawed statement, and dare I say a successful attempt
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by rayvy 8y ago
I really hate that 50% of this thread has ran off on a military-related tangent. Could have been a good discussion about facial recognition, morality, and authority, but instead, because one looney posted some "super-uber-pro-military&
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by rayvy 8y ago
> The question is: Why can't a new party come up? Is it due to the system itself or the "will of the people"? I honestly and genuinely don't think that's much of a question. I encourage you to read Lawrence Lessi
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by rayvy 8y ago
The Mandlebrot - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandelbrot_set
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by rayvy 8y ago
I too started w/ web dev (PHP and HTML (so funny to think about those first days starting out)), but ended up moving to the backend (Apache Suite) for my current job, and took up lower level programming from there, so here's my 2
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by rayvy 8y ago
I tip not because of guilt, or because I feel like I need to pay for the service . I tip because I frequent local restaurants, bars, coffee bars, etc - and the 20% is a little good will towards the establishment. How can I walk around comp
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by rayvy 8y ago
> I wish I understood the community college path when I went to school Same here. If you can't afford full 4 year tuition, it literally makes 0.0% sense to go to a university for 4 years, when you can go to a CC for 2, work, save so
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by rayvy 8y ago
I've always wanted to use IB, but once I saw that I couldn't use special characters in my password on signup, I decided it was a no-go, haha.
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by rayvy 8y ago
There's an interesting chart (two paragraphs in) that basically shows how heavily-speculative NTFLX stock still is
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Netflix Crushes Estimates, Renewing Faith After July Letdown(bloomberg.com)
3 points by rayvy 8y ago|1 comments
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Anyone have the non-paywalled version?
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> "Nice, efficient, low-friction" ^ Completely adequate description - especially low-friction Won't need to force people to do something they'll willingly do themselves (e.g., police each other via their ignorance i
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by rayvy 8y ago
Your statement reads in a pretty funny way: > This seems fairly reasonable... > ...as long as they keep the commitment... I mean, I feel as if everything seems reasonable as long as the original commitment is kept. Thing is, the ori
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Saudis preparing to admit Jamal Khashoggi died during interrogation(cnn.com)
6 points by rayvy 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Difference between HTTPS vs. encrypting at the application layer?
1 points by rayvy 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Senior Devs – how much time per week do you spend programming?
1 points by rayvy 8y ago|1 comments
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by rayvy 8y ago
While I agree generally with what you're saying "We're screwed indefinitely until the incentives change", I like to remind myself that IBM was once one of the most dominating companies in the world. Yea, IBM (and my pare
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Ask HN: Why are cellphone numbers increasingly used for 2FA?
1 points by rayvy 8y ago|1 comments

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