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by leftcenterright 1y ago
In the title you have written 'Remote (Worldwide)" while on the jobs page it says "Remote (United States)" https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/Railway/6ddcfe47-6cce-469b-ba6d-4f0... and the same for https:&#x
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
but you use Cloudflare yourselves?
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
WOW! clealry you have no understanding of thoughts that might make their way to teenage minds or to children' minds in general. seriously, WOW! Do you believe there exists such a thing as depression?
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
Can it finally make 10 sentences that end with a "w" or "p" or "o"? /s https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43782477
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
She says "there is no language in nature" which does not seem accurate. Even though she might mean something else or a particular form of language but even then, bees and birds still use sound and something similar to language. Is
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
What makes you consider it a "discovery" instead of a creation of us humans? I am more on the side of seeing maths as a precision language we utilize and extend as needed, especially because it can describe physically non-existent
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Ask HN: Has ChatGPT been trained on Hacker News comments?
3 points by leftcenterright 1y ago|2 comments
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
In the stars: https://writingshapeless.substack.com/p/stellar-passphrase-s...
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
So, no wealthy person is buying a physics lecture or investing in experiments to better understand the nature of this universe we live in? /s btw does anyone know if places like Fermi lab, CERN receive donations from the super-wealthy?
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
What sort of access level / integration would you need to the businesses (repositories, CI systems, mobile app source repositories, Github admin) seeking to use Actory?
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
Despite modern VPNs, global CDNs, impractical technical level ban on any web service: how come X and others simply do what the government tells them? Is it the fear of fines? That never deters them from collecting more data though.
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Background talk with Byron Tau: How intelligence agencies are buying data (2024)(interface-eu.org)
4 points by leftcenterright 1y ago|0 comments
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
Here is a nice talk by Byron Tau who has also written a book titled "Means of Control" detailing some of these flows covering ad tech companies, data brokers and how government contractors use them and serve as a key player to pro
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
I think they definitely knew that they are embedding code from US based ad agencies who might either be selling it to the NSA or just doing it in an insecure manner (plaintext protocols). Mostly in such cases, direct involvement and paying
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
from an intelligence perspective, this is business as usual. - Rovio sold data to ad companies (ad companies primarily based in the US) - They used AWS (to which of course NSA has legal access) - Data is not end to end encrypted, all metada
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
does that also work with xlsx files without much pain?
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
could someone with legal/data-privacy expertise comment if this would be something they have to disclose under data breach disclosure laws? Technically it might not be a "data leak", but it very well could result in one if ar
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
> Norton, Kaspersky, Zscaler, F-secure, NordVPN, Virustotal, Palo Alto: all of them marked these links as safe. This is sad to see, these tools are forced down so many companies in name of "compliance" while totally not worth t
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/soundcloud71/jobs/793367300... > Strong proficiency in Go or Scala. Familiarity with Ruby and JavaScript is a plus
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
works for me, would be interesting to see what IP addresses it is redirecting for you, hopefully you are not using a malicious/compromised DNS server?
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
I think it is more about finding a "perfect" fit, from the last hiring thread there was a job for which I thought I was a good fit except that I was lacking some prior experience in a specific domain i.e. anti-fraud, and that alon
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
> Is this for reporting bugs outside of the bug bounty platforms? Nah, in this case they simply had no official bug bounty program/platform. I would guess that a big factor is mindset and tech culture across different companies or
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
> Without feedback you don't know that the bug was fixed in reaction to your bug report. In this particular case, they did say they will consider a reward for a severe bug (it was severe, DNS hijack) and then once I shared details,
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
Beg bounty hunters have damaged the field so much. But even in 2025, I have come across companies who do not at all care about rewarding good security researchers who report issues. Hell, I have even been ghosted after reporting the bug whi
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
for ChatGPT try the "o" version: Write 20 sentences that end with "o"
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
Write 20 sentences that end with "p"
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
Just don't submit your data to everyone who asks for it. A lot of website ask for your phone number and date of birth for no reason whatsoever.
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
Why has this been flagged? People being detained for writing op-eds is definitely not just politics or irrelevant.
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
Isn't simply the act of going through one's phone offensive enough? 0 regard for human dignity and privacy and people defending it is shocking.
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by leftcenterright 1y ago
> Another AFP source said that US authorities accused the French researcher of “hateful and conspiratorial messages”.

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