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by rithdmc 8mo ago
Thank you, I've fixed that now. Embarrassing typo.
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ZachXBT report into insider trading at Axiom(twitter.com)
2 points by rithdmc 8mo ago|3 comments
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
Mirror https://xcancel.com/zachxbt/status/2027016064534757659#m
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
Your experiences reflect mine. My employer has a slack channel where we can share prompts, tips about how to use AI outside of coding, Q&A. I've learned a lot from my coworkers there.
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
Dell have been using mycelium packaging for a while now - 2014 maybe? created in the US. Very interested to see this space go.
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
> geographically, perhaps, not EU though I figure that's why they said Europe's first industrial scale; not the EU's first industrial scale...
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
Yeah, this is why. "in-browser" was unclear when I also meant the iOS ecosystem password manager and stuff.
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
Yeah, and I support anything that makes security by default easier. I'd love to see adoption numbers for in-browser password managers, though, because I feel it's not very high yet.
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
> > HN is going to skew towards people with password managers
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
I can't stand the 'use the app' nag modals! Thanks for your insight. Outside of being a consumer, and as a security engineer one who appreciates things like passwordless, my experience comes from my employers passwordless rol
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
HN is going to skew towards people with password managers & concerns about vendors locking you out. I think most people just want low friction - be that 'Sign in with', or passwordless-based authentication like 404media (you w
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
Don't region lock yourself - abuse investigations in Europe or Australia may be from abuse in a different jurisdiction. Alternatively, a gift given from an Australian family member to a European could be a bit of information that helps
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
This seems neat. My previous experience has been with scrapy, but if you're using books.toscrape, then you probably already know of it. I'll keep this in mind as an alternative next time I'm scraping something.
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
> Only the marketing and distribution matter Don't forget liability & compliance :)
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
HackerNews has been saying, for years, that an idea isn't worth anything. Even before AI, there were ten people who could for every person who did release a SaaS side project or business. The value is in being able to sell it, being ab
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
They received an ad for the NFL Sunday Ticket, not an ad on it.
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
Rent-A-Henchman already exists in cyber crime communities - reporting into 'The Com' by Krebs On Security & others goes into detail.
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
This was an on-platform ad for NFL, not an off-platform NFL experience delivering ads.
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by rithdmc 8mo ago
I think it's GHSA-4c97-5jmr-8f6x - authentication required prerequisite. [edit] I'm not sure I'd agree the CIA impact is High, since you already need an admin account. https://github.com/blakeblackshear/f
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by rithdmc 9mo ago
This is really cool. Have you considered using something like in the below post to help the 'tracking', in case the 200ms prediction of where the aircraft should be was incorrect? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by rithdmc 9mo ago
I wouldn't say anyone didn't notice "when basically all of the land banks and large assets were sold off", there was years of protest and reporting about this. > Irish anti-immigration sentiment is far more driven by
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by rithdmc 9mo ago
IMO there's a massive difference between what's happening today, with individuals claiming asylum, compared to the State level interference of our history.
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by rithdmc 9mo ago
Unfortunately, it's not an uncommon thing to hear from people when performing community outreach (think door knocking). External push, definitely, but it's also being repeated by the demographic this narrative is being pushed to.
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by rithdmc 10mo ago
"Quantum Insert" (packet injection) style attacks are easier without transport encryption.
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by rithdmc 10mo ago
Rose Dugdale springs to mind, also.
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by rithdmc 10mo ago
This is cool, & new to me. Do you know when they made the change? "some quantities may remain on store shelves until remaining stocks are sold" implies it was recently to the post, but I'm not sure when that was.
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by rithdmc 11mo ago
Being judgmental assholes to each other isn't a social rule. It's in no way the expectation of behavior.
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by rithdmc 1y ago
or, both in modern times and during 'The Troubles', Ireland. Biased does not mean it has to skew to a certain political leaning all of the time.
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by rithdmc 1y ago
I've no idea how GCP detect it, though I've read about detection mechanisms profiling the syscalls or CPU signals. Pixie Team posted in 2022 that "RandomX programs are easy to spot. They leverage a large set of CPU features,