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by veeralpatel979 3y ago
Great article, here is a Python notebook I created earlier to show you how you can capture such wide events: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1Y65qXXogoDgOnXFBDyF...
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A simple framework to methodically debug any bug(medium.com)
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A framework for methodically debugging any bug(medium.com)
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Patterns for High Performance Software (Part 1)(veeralpatel.substack.com)
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25 Patterns for High Performance Software (Part 1)(veeralpatel.substack.com)
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Patterns for High Performance Software (Part 1)(veeralpatel.substack.com)
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Google likely to lay off 30k(teamblind.com)
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Before Altman's Ouster, OpenAI's Board Was Divided and Feuding (NYT)(archive.li)
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by veeralpatel979 3y ago
Update (11/20/23 8 PM PST): NYT just released a new interview with Sam Altman: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38359070 (I have not watched it yet, but will soon.)
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by veeralpatel979 3y ago
Update (11/20/23 8 PM PST): NYT just released a new interview with Sam Altman: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38359070
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NYT interviews former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (11/20/23)(nytimes.com)
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17 principles for systematically solving problems in computer science(medium.com)
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Principles for systematically inventing new technology (in computer science)(medium.com)
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Principles for systematically inventing new technology (in computer science)(medium.com)
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Open sourcing Rama: clone Twitter in 180 LOC(redplanetlabs.com)
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Security4Startups: Detailed, actionable checklist for securing your startup(security4startups.com)
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by veeralpatel979 6y ago
great work! just curious - could you describe your product development timeline for Waypoint at a high level? how you came up with the idea, how you iterated on it, and how you decided what features to include and not include in the initial
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Your digital security is only as strong as your weakest recovery email(medium.com)
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by veeralpatel979 6y ago
check out Kevin Mandia's book!
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by veeralpatel979 6y ago
OP here. I'm very interested in two things: thinking about new types of security tools and studying how different systems, especially those that are not computer related, are secured. This repo is for people who also fall into the seco
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A collection of books, talks, and papers on security engineering(github.com)
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Risk Quantification: What I've Learned(medium.com)
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How to Brainstorm Security Controls(medium.com)
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by veeralpatel979 6y ago
I saw http://viable.fit/ on Twitter today!
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by veeralpatel979 6y ago
What's unfortunate is that a lot of bills are not even brought up in the Senate or the House for a vote after the other house passes them, often with overwhelming bipartisan support. This effectively grants the Senate majority leader a
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by veeralpatel979 6y ago
I thought the supremacy clause applies only when federal and state law are in conflict?
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by veeralpatel979 6y ago
Author here; let me know if you have any questions. This repo is a work in progress. I think it has enough content to be useful to others, so I thought I'd share it. But I hope to continue to study security engineering throughout my li
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by veeralpatel979 6y ago
Hey - author of the repo here. I'm very interested in learning how to secure anything. What we're securing may be computer-related, but it might be a painting in an art museum or a medieval castle or a ATM machine...is there a set
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Learn Security Engineering(github.com)
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by veeralpatel979 6y ago
Got it, so you're proposing electoral lines by drawn by algorithms? I don't see any problems with this myself, as long as the algorithms are fair -- what are some downsides of this, though?

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