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by tomashertus 2y ago
In my day-to-day work, we analyze millions of files every day, and it's well-known and well-utilized detection evasion techniques to host and serve malware from "trusted" websites. It's so widespread that I did extensive
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by tomashertus 2y ago
I use Github's Trends ( https://github.com/trending ) for discovery, and for all other searches, I use their search and tags. It never failed me to find what I was looking for. The star system already provides you with r
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by tomashertus 3y ago
\_(-_-)_/ good luck with that
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by tomashertus 3y ago
These are exciting times in the cybersecurity industry with the recent growth of open-source security tools (osquery, Fleet, Wazuh, etc.). Anyway, I'm skeptical about the detection efficacies, usefulness, and scalability of those produ
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by tomashertus 3y ago
I admire the level of insight and transparency. Congratulations on an amazing year, and keep swimming!
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by tomashertus 3y ago
I understand and agree with your point that you can't just "buy" cybersecurity by throwing money at the problem. It's more like building a well-defended castle, where multiple elements work together to create true securi
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by tomashertus 3y ago
I apologize, but I don't understand your point. Could you please explain to me what you mean by that or how the fact that you "can't buy cybersecurity" contradicts what I wrote? The cyber security market was valued at US
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by tomashertus 3y ago
The fact that YC overlooks the dire need for next-generation cybersecurity solutions is quite shocking. In the coming years, cybersecurity, trust, and safety will be essential needs of every customer and enterprise application. For example,
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by tomashertus 3y ago
I love Twillio's products. As a developer turned product manager, I always find it striking that many teams try to reinvent the wheel while Twilio provides a suitable solution with a relatively favorable ROI. Anyway, I wish the best of
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Invision is shutting down at the end of this year(twitter.com)
3 points by tomashertus 3y ago|0 comments
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by tomashertus 3y ago
Siri needs complete revamp. I almost never find her answers and capabilities useful :(
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Emoji drug code decoded by DEA [pdf](dea.gov)
3 points by tomashertus 3y ago|1 comments
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by tomashertus 3y ago
The article nitpicks on some of the most pressing issues that were so many times discussed. But I find this bit to be absolutely hilarious: > In 2018, the city created a pooper scooper team, each member of which received annual compensat
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by tomashertus 4y ago
Interesting insight, thanks for sharing that.
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by tomashertus 4y ago
I've not been actively looking for a new role, but the number of inquiries in my LinkedIn inbox has dropped from 6–10 per month to 1–2. I think there is an overall slowdown in hiring, especially in FAANG, and given how many open positi
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by tomashertus 4y ago
This was 3 years ago. Today it's almost impossible to buy a single family home for that amount in that area.
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by tomashertus 4y ago
Realtor once told me: "This is a really nice starting home" for a property that costed $1.2M around mid-2019 in Santa Clara area. Like who the heck can afford $1.2M starting house without a well paid tech job?
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by tomashertus 4y ago
This is how I incorporated ChatGPT into my day-to-day and I gain insane productivity boost. I don’t just blindly c&p everything it generates and it helps me to deliver better results.
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by tomashertus 4y ago
I don't get this. Why do you need GPT-3 enrichment of the provided email addresses when you can get far better information from other, more specialized, services?(e.g. Crunchbase, Clearbit) What is the value proposition that GPT-3 prov
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by tomashertus 4y ago
If something, this really smells like inside job. They are just draining everything out of the connected wallets. This is fucking shame.
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by tomashertus 4y ago
Well, seems like yet again the American tax payers will have to rescue Matt Damon from another shitshow.
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by tomashertus 4y ago
Missed opportunity to announce fail of Metaverse as well.
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by tomashertus 4y ago
I wonder how many of these have been delivered in Bay Area. I see at least two Rivians every single day. I took a ride with a friend of mine in his Rivian and I was very pleasantly surprised. The car had definitely a wow effect on me.
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by tomashertus 4y ago
> food delivery (that's going to go great during a recession) I'm just curious why you think that food delivery will do great during a recession, could you comment on that? I find Uber Eats to be utterly overpriced. I would ass
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by tomashertus 4y ago
Thanks for the summary. These game mechanisms sound interesting. However, I've played AoE(M) games competitively for almost 10 years on a very high level and the fact that the game has such a turtling mechanism doesn't make it tha
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by tomashertus 4y ago
How would you compare the 0AD's gameplay to Age of Empires/Mythology? Is that faster pacing than AoE?
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by tomashertus 4y ago
Dupe with: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32323699
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Robinhood is cutting 23% of its staff(forbes.com)
3 points by tomashertus 4y ago|1 comments
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by tomashertus 4y ago
I think it depends on the individual, but for example my grandfather lived completely healthy life till his 89 and was donating his O- blood frequently his entire life. And by frequently I mean at least 6x a year.
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Living Off Trusted Sites Project(lots-project.com)
2 points by tomashertus 4y ago|0 comments

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