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by yalogin 4y ago
This seems pointless. Did they have a motivation, a hypothesis in mind before they started on this investigation? I mea on with enough data I can show all sorts of meaningless relationships that ultimately have no bearing on each other. Why
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by yalogin 4y ago
Yep i agree with you and I don’t know why they do it, but I have run into one bank app that doesn’t let check deposits on a jailbroken phone
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by yalogin 4y ago
It feels like atleast some of them use the same company or UI framework to build the app. So bloated for one company means bloated for others. Also from what I can see they have lot of third party libraries included for security purposes li
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by yalogin 4y ago
I don’t understand what this is or what the reputation really is. The site talks about threat intelligence and other marketing phrases. I hope I didn’t just give my IP to the site to just add to their database to show to their investors or
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by yalogin 4y ago
The article doesn’t talk about how the battery pack caught fire. I would expect a lot of engineering to go into the safety of these packs. Details of what happened would be fascinating
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by yalogin 4y ago
Anything related to psychological or emotional are never that black and white. Every thing mentioned in the article could on a spectrum. Teachers and classmates could range from supportive to downright mean and it could change across every
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by yalogin 4y ago
This is just another example of highly unqualified political appointees giving back without regard to the constitution. It’s just going to happen more and more.
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by yalogin 4y ago
How is this the first time I am hearing about a design firm that is worth $20 billion?
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by yalogin 4y ago
This post answered the one question that I couldn’t find answer for many years, that is why he did Dr.Dre get into the beats business or the other way why would the founders include Dr.Dre Now I understand that the equipment manufacturing i
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by yalogin 4y ago
I don’t understand why the author claims self signed certificates are safe that users on the other end can verify for themselves that it’s the right party. Isn’t this exactly not possible for self signed certs? Anyone can mint a cert in my
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by yalogin 4y ago
What about the negative side of this? All these generators will be used for evil. Looks like we need a way to figure out if an image or video is real or not and we need it desperately. Not sure if we are working on that at all. The implicat
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by yalogin 4y ago
I wonder if the exact same story as the iPhone vs Nokia/Motorola/Microsoft/et al is happening in electric cars. At least the article hints at the exact same thing happening. May be folks more knowledgeable with the auto indu
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by yalogin 4y ago
I don't buy this argument at all. It fully depends on your mindset. No big company pays you to become lazy and entitled, at least not the FAANG ones referred to by most as the gold standard. If you cannot show initiative and growth in
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by yalogin 4y ago
I am not familiar with this space but it seems like twitch has had a remarkable staying power. After all these years they are still the only name and barely has competition. Wonder what they are doing right and why no one is able to encroac
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by yalogin 4y ago
May be I am misremembering but I thought Jon always used it to mean “if I, a comedian, can ask these questions you should do better as you are the supposed expert”
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by yalogin 4y ago
Which law is Walmart or Amazon breaking here?
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by yalogin 4y ago
This is almost impossible to control. The amount of staffing and expertise needed to do this at scale across all product styles and segments is just impossible to maintain. There are no laws or any repercussions at all to allowing fake item
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by yalogin 4y ago
They are being smart about which ones they are acquiring. They are not into game development or even own any gaming platforms, so going after EA most likely won’t be blocked. However I don’t know how the strategy of buying unrelated busines
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by yalogin 4y ago
I don’t follow nginx so what I say might not mean much, but this is a weird read for me. It reads hollow, like a PR document but at the same time also feels abut like trying to make amends to the open source world but fails at that a bit. W
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by yalogin 4y ago
This is great! I would love to shadow the CEO like this and understand what they do and how they do it. However I fail to understand how this gives the CEO nay feedback about their own job as mentioned in the post.
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by yalogin 4y ago
A very correct observation. Social networking actually feels archaic at this point. The one thing that survived everything is messaging and email. Messaging will be the tool that brings friends together and email remains the one true tool f
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by yalogin 4y ago
The speed at which the tone of these is changing is amazing. Just a few weeks ago everyone said its getting impossible to hire and so they need to expand to other tech hubs, pay exorbitant salaries and offer lot of perks to attract candidat
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by yalogin 4y ago
All I know is the stock market is really antsy and wants to be done with this whole “inflation/recession crap”. They want to leave that behind and go back to the old times of worry free trading. Any moderate or neutral news is taken to
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by yalogin 4y ago
Thank you. I have tried explaining this to people but the “freedom” people overwhelmingly flood the discussion and prevent any meaningful debate about it. Of course for them that point is not debatable but still for majority of people no sp
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by yalogin 4y ago
You don’t need the world to change for you. Simply use android and live in that ecosystem.
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by yalogin 4y ago
If you really want to verify the other end and if asking them to do something is allowed, you can ask them to any number of things, isn't it? The key is to not turning it into a protocol. That will ensure it gets built into the softwar
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by yalogin 4y ago
To be fair Musk’s Twitter does read like a bot full of illogical, nonsensical tweets. So yeah any well written algorithm could classify it as a bot :)
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by yalogin 4y ago
Musk has done irreparable damage to his name and brand. The decline from genius and eccentric to straight up fraudster and borderline unstable is just amazing actually. I now don’t know what to think of him as he still has amazing businesse
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by yalogin 4y ago
On the spectrum of privacy india is on the furthest end of it. No one cares about privacy and actively give their data over to everyone. For example every vendor asks for your phone number and people don’t question it at all. As great as th
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by yalogin 4y ago
Kind of make sense. The only value proposition of NFTs is enforcing ownership. Publishing companies along with movie and audio companies are original purveyors if DRM and copyright laws. It’s logical that they will want to take advantage of

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