idkyall

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by idkyall 2mo ago
At a high level it's possible to alarm on data egress, but at the same time it depends on the type and degree of compromise we're discussing and how the attacker exfiltrates the data. If an intruder isn't detected, they cou
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by idkyall 5mo ago
Usually, at large enough corporations, it's one of two things. Some random project gets open sourced, and it ends up on Github(see, for example, Salesforce) - or, more commonly, some subsidiary or acquisition had github and has either
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by idkyall 5mo ago
Radar improvements have also propagated to consumer fields. You can buy a mmWave presence sensor for smart home purposes for ~$40 on Amazon, and the raw sensors for $2-4 in bulk from Aliexpress. I remember seeing tech demos of mmWave in col
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by idkyall 2y ago
Check out signoz: https://github.com/SigNoz/signoz OSS o11y platform built on clickhouse & otel.
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by idkyall 2y ago
Someone can likely give you a more technical explanation - but to give an anecdotal example, my parents have German Shepherds which are grazers. They put a few cups of food in their bowl in the morning, and the dogs will eat throughout the
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by idkyall 3y ago
Supposedly IQ test have a slight positive correlation with workplace performance. I could see leetcode skills(or, put more broadly, algorithms knowledge) having a slight positive correlation with job performance, but as everyone knows it do
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by idkyall 3y ago
I believe there were rumors they are developing a commercial model: e.g. https://www.ft.com/content/01fd640e-0c6b-4542-b82b-20afb203f...
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by idkyall 3y ago
Plus customer facing employees aren't just the people in the branches, there's a massive volume of phone/email/etc support any large credit card issuer receives on a daily basis.
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by idkyall 3y ago
After 5 years of this law being in effect, will the numbers balance back out to pre section 174? That is, does that deduction from year Y carry over into year Y+1, Y+2, etc.? I mean, this probably still matters a lot for startups given thei
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by idkyall 3y ago
It'd be neat if the software was opensource and you could point this device at your own LLM, then at least you'd have some assurance it won't be e-waste if the company shuts down. But I don't see a world where you can fe
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by idkyall 3y ago
Honestly in my experience every company I've worked at has had some kind of explicit cybersecurity policy or training telling us not to use USB drives, so from a CYA perspective I think I'd be very hesitant to plug one in to a wor
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by idkyall 3y ago
Yeah, you'd think if he had a legitimate need for USB storage then work would issue it to him right? And then in that case, if he was using a work USB storage device with his personal computer for personal data storage, then that'
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by idkyall 3y ago
Philadelphia metro area has very weak wages compared to most other east coast cities for tech. We don't have much of a FAANG or tech company presence here to bid up market salaries(outside of a couple of satellite offices in the suburb
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by idkyall 3y ago
I believe teamspeak is also pretty popular in the milsim community due to its support for mods in games like Arma 3
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by idkyall 3y ago
Probably from the RPI perspective it's just due to product segmentation. The Pi Zero 2 W is ~$15, has 512mb ram, and runs full linux with wireless compatibility, video output, etc. Easier to up-sell you on that rather than try to bridg
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by idkyall 3y ago
Very excited for access to more RAM in a consumer form factor - by comparison, the most RAM you can get on a DDR5 motherboard is 128GB(actually, there may be 48 GB modules as well, so maybe 192), but at that capacity you're not getting
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by idkyall 3y ago
Well - since it's open source, theoretically you can build it yourself and "trust but verify" the audit, although there we're also assuming you trust your own judgement or that of your security team.
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by idkyall 3y ago
This is somewhat similar to the model we do at my current employer: ~4-5 days in office every 4 months. I would say it's definitely way preferable for me vs having been fully remote without yearly gatherings.
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by idkyall 3y ago
Anonymity can be both a good and bad thing. I think people are more willing to share their real thoughts in an anonymous Blind discussion than on somewhere like Glassdoor. The downside is the relentless trolling and focus on TC.
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by idkyall 3y ago
From what I've heard, I believe they are paying market rate for the new role, so for people who have been at the company for a while and stagnated in the pay bands it can be a raise
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by idkyall 3y ago
That's true, it's misleading to say this is a mistake only junior engineers make. Perhaps the real lesson is in having the maturity to put your ego aside and reflect clearly on whether you are solving the right problem in a sustai
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by idkyall 3y ago
I think one of the biggest growth areas for junior engineers to reach mid-level and senior is recognizing when you're re-inventing the wheel. E.g. If you are given a programming task to do anything related to Excel or the Microsoft Off
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by idkyall 3y ago
I'm really curious where the 0-day is in the code of the project honestly
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by idkyall 3y ago
Well - since he did say they were mostly people with the title 'scrum master' or 'agile coach' defending it, perhaps a better phrasing is "people whose livelihoods depend on it" :)
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by idkyall 3y ago
I think there's a bit of selection bias here in that only people who are either very enamored or very unhappy with scrum are going to respond to a hot take on twitter. But, that's besides the point. Scrum doesn't exist to mak
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by idkyall 3y ago
I am not sure on all of the details as it seems most of the reporting on this is based on rumors leaked from Blind, but from what I understand, there is both RTO and ReturnToTeam at Amazon. RTT means you need to be in the same hub as the re
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by idkyall 3y ago
https://archive.ph/XSt1s
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by idkyall 3y ago
One quote I took issue with, when discussing the Axios article,[1]: >I could first point out that it is not often 69% of businesses adopt any technology simultaneously. AI has been a buzzword talked about by executives for at least ten y
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by idkyall 3y ago
Yeah, I've reported a few ads for drugs that have shown up on marketplace. I usually don't hear back, and actually in one case they responded saying the content was fine. Facebook ads seem to really be fairly lawless, I'm not
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by idkyall 3y ago
I believe you're thinking of jet.com? they used to give a % discount if you waived the right to free returns[1] [1] https://www.enzasbargains.com/jet-com-return-policy/

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