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Personally I counted over 5 emails I’ve received in the past year at work saying something like “great job staying productive at home- we’re just as (or more) profitable than pre-pandemic!” And then later in that email having some rhetoric
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3y ago
Very true, however this hits the first time job seekers the worst - can’t ever build a network if you never start working (maybe through open source contributions?)
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3y ago
English vocabulary will decrease until culture improves (or something like that)
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3y ago
“But but misinfo!” Man I hate where we’re at for free speech in the West.
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3y ago
Gonna push back on the bachelor degree note: According to data just released from LinkedIn, 88% of tech jobs require a 4 year degree, which is higher than almost any other job category in the US. Overwhelmingly you need one.
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3y ago
That’s the right question about Cisco you should be asking.
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3y ago
I’ve yet to see “AI-assisted” attack techniques that are outside of the typical social engineering generation, can you give any examples of AI actually developing novel techniques for zero days or being used for that?
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3y ago
I believe there’s a Lennin quote somewhere about capitalists “selling the rope with which we will hang them with”.
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3y ago
I laughed at that request at least
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3y ago
Reminder that this group primarily does things “for the lulz” and considers themselves more blackhat than anything else (including hacktivist).
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3y ago
Maybe I’m missing more information about laundering laws, but I don’t see how this legal argument concerning actual US dollars applies to a ethereal digital currency.
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3y ago
I would pay money to watch a livestream of what’s going on in the OpenAI offices
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3y ago
As someone working in cyber I’m actually thankful the buzzword seems to be passing over us to AI. Good riddance. (save for the increasingly common “what about AI cybersecurity?!?” meme presentation or paper)
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3y ago
At the same time I see “day in the life” TikTok’s about working onsite at a FAANG and they are the biggest jokes of software devs I’ve ever seen.
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3y ago
I think that’s the thing that’s most frustrating, is all the emails and published metrics about “great job being even more productive during the pandemic!” And then in the exact same breath saying “and you’re all coming back to the office.”
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I adore how the side defending public policy for the last 3 years during covid has tried to pretend we didn’t hear or see the things that the “scientists” told us. Face it, the established scientific organizations were blatantly wrong so ma
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3y ago
Watch it there, you’re breaking from the HN hive mind and they don’t take kindly to having opinions that aren’t the meta.
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3y ago
Cue the times during covid when the national parks were overcrowded.
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3y ago
What happened in that case is the FBI went to a different vendor, and they broke into the iPhone either with a zero day they had developed or more likely, they just cloned the phone hardware thousands of times until they could guess the pas
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3y ago
The author intentionally does that, if you go to the character page you can see they’re supposed to reflect a Socrates and student dialogue. Pretty clever imo.
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It’s super popular to hate on the Epic Store for a bunch of reasons, but let me break from the crowd and give them some credit: directly due to Epic competing with Steam, Steam actually improved drastically over the last 5 years. For almost
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3y ago
No matter how many times I see photos of uniformed troops hunched over an overpriced government laptop looking at “information warfare training” (when they just have Twitter pulled up) it still makes me chuckle at the image.
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3y ago
For a glimpse as to what this would look like, The Outer Worlds does a decent job showcasing exactly that situation.
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3y ago
I hate this business model.
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3y ago
We never learn.
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Personally convinced the hustle culture is just a way to normalize a larger tax base for the government.
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3y ago
Wait until you tell them that if no one has any more kids then the GDP will eventually go to zero.
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3y ago
It is, and article hit pieces like this are exactly why it will continue to expand. Newsflash, there’s an actual large portion of the population that more and more doesn’t want what is taught to their children regulated by the government.
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3y ago
I don’t understand how we got here either. Like who pushed for this result? It’s objectively worse in every way.
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3y ago
Discord sucks because it’s taking communities that SHOULD be public and walling them off. It has replaced forums for several open source communities.
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