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by scrum-treats 3y ago
> quieter ... except 2013 Macbooks. Nothing like sitting in meetings, opening up the shared document for review, and having that fan turn on.
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
> Meta Just Proved People Hate Chronological Feeds ... on Meta apps. People don't like or trust Meta apps. Yes we know.
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
exactly this. lots of activity on FB is bots.
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
It's pretty great. I really like Brave.
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
The ignorance so stale. Learn more about Crypto. Learn more about BAT, and its integration into Brave. Your argument is so 2018. We're in 2023 now. Update your knowledge.
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
> The presence of ads and/or crypto is a strong signal that you're working with an untrustworthy entity, whose objectives will not be aligned with your own. Decentralized wealth is crypto. Sure, there are scams, but the point i
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Set up a Virtual Box + CLI. if you are designing a quick teaching tool or a training session, make warning messages that are informative, motivational, and kinda scary depending on the result (e.g., git commit with message is good, here&#x2
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Feels like a counter to Terraform for_each.
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Not sure if you are searching for videos or books, however here's one resource: Ruby on Rails Tutorial: Learn Web Development with Rails ( https://www.railstutorial.org/ ). If you don't have $$ to purchase it, the b
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Protecting consumers is the goal. If that means blocking mergers to protect consumers, then so be it.
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
> "Instead of simply flailing our collective arms around complaining about an evil corporation, has anyone written to the respective competition authorities (such as the FTC in the US or CCI in India) about the potential anticompeti
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
... as in a Judeo-Christian code of ethics, or something different? Asking on behalf of everyone in the US who is nervously awaiting AirForce AI meets Christian Mingle. As for the need of a code of ethics I agree, however ethics gets tricky
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Is this a salient signal for US to find a different Lt. General to oversee US military AI? Pretty sure even AI would say, "yes."
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Agree with this. Failure is a contested concept. What is defined as failure for one, is success for another. Failure detection is skewed by "the loudest voice" and "the strongest arm." Morals, ethics, scientific standard
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Don't know as I try not to use Gmail.
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
"Anything you say can and will be used against you" is a thing...
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Seems like it will be underwater in a few years, when sea levels rise. $100 million dollars, underwater, in 10 years or less. Hm. Not great.
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
> It's everybody's responsibility to make a safer world. > project zero researches vulns in their competitors and responsibly reports them. I agree. Project Zero is a talented group.
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Exactly. So why is Google pushing a presser about Apple "not reporting a zero day" when they have a team (Project Zero) dedicated to discovery of zero days? Is it really that Apple employee's responsibility, or is it Google P
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
It's not useless, to the people surveilling you...
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
... how about Google pays more for bug bounty. How about Google actually pays people who report bugs/vulnerabilities. How about Google hires talent that actively tests, discovers and mitigates vulnerabilities rather than pushing that r
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Note: Brave (Chromium) has a RSS support. It's pretty good.
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Google Search was awesome until it was ruined by Ads. Such a shame. There's dorking, however Google is actively de-indexing content, so much so that it makes you wonder what (monetary) motivation Google is serving with Search because i
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Kinda... DuckDuckGo allows for supplement of Google Search, as does Brave, and other search engines. Google freaked out after the ChatGPT release (rightly so) and padded their hand a bit. Impact would probably be Ads via Google Search Engin
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Is it government pressure to dumb down the model?
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
I believe the correct euphemism is "strategic engagement."
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Played the Aerial Analysis challenge. There's a bit of overfitting/oversimplification on a couple questions. For instance, how can you be for sure the town is industrial just because you see 5 buildings? Also, who's to say da
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
There's a reason for maintaining separation of corporate capitalism and science/academia. People are persuaded by the almighty dollar and the prestige. Before you know it academic institutions and "prestigious" scientist
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
This is great news. I'm assuming the "Cyber Trust Mark" is cyclic, meaning IoT devices are tested and retested in order to maintain the "Cyber Trust Mark."
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by scrum-treats 3y ago
Yea. In the spirit of NDA, I bring you OSINT. There were people on Reddit confirming ongoing issues related to decryption following the initial report by Vice (13 March 2023) [1][2]. Also important to highlight is the Twitter comment "

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