mburshteyn

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Non-tech Fortune 500 co's still model data and API approaches on Facebook(blog.cryptomove.com)
2 points by mburshteyn 8y ago|0 comments
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CryptoMove 2017 year in review(blog.cryptomove.com)
2 points by mburshteyn 9y ago|0 comments
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Pied Piper vs. CryptoMove – who wins?(blog.cryptomove.com)
1 points by mburshteyn 9y ago|0 comments
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by mburshteyn 9y ago
We're working on this at CryptoMove: https://www.dhs.gov/science-and-technology/news/2017/03/29/n...
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Moving target defense security trends(blog.cryptomove.com)
1 points by mburshteyn 9y ago|0 comments
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by mburshteyn 10y ago
Our CTO and my co-founder at CryptoMove (also, my dad) created the Hello distributed programming language recently. From the white paper, some of the problems Hello aims to solve are (1) Repeated re-coding of the same distributed primitives
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CryptoMove hiring an API, devtools, infrastructure (builder, not user) engineer(linkedin.com)
4 points by mburshteyn 10y ago|0 comments
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RSAC 2017 Startups: Innovation Sandbox and Early Stage Expo(blog.cryptomove.com)
1 points by mburshteyn 10y ago|0 comments
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Dear security vendors: Other vendors are not the competition(blog.cryptomove.com)
1 points by mburshteyn 10y ago|0 comments
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What should 'Active Defense' mean?(blog.cryptomove.com)
1 points by mburshteyn 10y ago|0 comments
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Are You a Problem Startup or an Invention Startup?(blog.cryptomove.com)
4 points by mburshteyn 10y ago|0 comments
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Cybersecurity Lessons(blog.cryptomove.com)
1 points by mburshteyn 10y ago|0 comments
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2016 Encryption Year in Review(blog.cryptomove.com)
2 points by mburshteyn 10y ago|0 comments
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
This comment made me feel bad, because it sounds like you have cool friends. :) :(
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
The 9th circuit, followed by the 4th, has been limiting the CFAA's scope precisely due to the concern about prosecutorial abuse and criminalizing simple unauthorized system access. I wonder if this case would have moved forward if the alleg
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
Santa Clara held a conference on potential solutions to the software patent problems a few months ago. The proposals ranged from abolishing "computational idea patents" (Stallman says even calling them software patents is flawed) to fee-shi
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
Facebook, brought to you by Microsoft Windows.
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
Ctrl+F Tesla, SpaceX, zero results. Really? I'm excited about these companies.
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
This was on reddit all day.
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
I'm saying these arguments may sound reasonable, but they can also be viewed as a tactic to derail conversations about oppression and marginalized groups. The fact that "it looks like a list of reasonable things to say," as part of our domi
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
Applies to many of the comments on this thread, so just posting it separately. TL;DR the language we use to discuss and analyze these kinds of issues is not neutral. http://www.derailingfordummies.com/complete.html
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
That's the point.
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
There is a whole lot of derailing going on here. http://www.derailingfordummies.com/complete.html
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
You may be interested in reading this: http://www.derailingfordummies.com/complete.html#proveit .
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Berkeley Technology Law Journal Holiday Patent Reform Round Up(btlj.org)
2 points by mburshteyn 14y ago|0 comments
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
Mistook the E La Cart logo as Fla Cart. I usually just look at yelp/chowhound on my phone for pictures and recommendations while checking out the menu.
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
it worked
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
Nice thereunto.
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
They may be a distinct brand, but Instagram is still owned by Facebook, the company openly attempting to shift society's views on privacy.
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by mburshteyn 14y ago
So many cords and things to install. I've become really lazy when it comes to games. Part of me just wants to play a game without putting in work to do so.

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