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pkcsecurity
6mo ago
I think the problem with vector search is that it’s unbounded - is the 3rd result relevant at all? What about the 4th? On top of that, I believe it’s clear with how Cursor and Claude converged on regex search after using vectors that asking
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pkcsecurity
1y ago
It’s not just “seen as a bad deal by the company” - a business can’t give 100% of the value back to the employee because it has this pesky thing called “profits” it has to worry about :)
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pkcsecurity
3y ago
This is a pretty interesting approach. We've been doing a similar pattern already, because we have our web app iframed and communicating with outlook (via Office.JS) and gmail (via InboxSDK.JS) in order to read changes to the To: field
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pkcsecurity
3y ago
Comment on the timing of this IPO: for a company to IPO "unfavorably" compared to previous valuations likely means ARM's hand was forced by timing considerations, unless they are running out of cash, which I don't think
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pkcsecurity
4y ago
What counts as “remote access”? Another device authenticated to Wi-Fi? Another device anywhere on the internet, with knowledge of the device ID? Another device anywhere on the internet with knowledge of email address? These are vastly diffe
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pkcsecurity
5y ago
I think part of that is the architecture and environment of the museum. They spend tons of attention to the high ceilings, sense of awe (a bit like a cathedral), and that can make all the difference compared to viewing something in your bed
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pkcsecurity
5y ago
The New Yorker is great too, if you’re willing to pay a few bucks a month.
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5y ago
Moxie makes so many good critiques (some are so subtle, it might be worth a second read). I got the sense he’s trying very hard to be even handed and constructive about a situation he feels pretty badly about, but his true feelings are blee
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pkcsecurity
7y ago
Watch some of the games and it might change your opinion. The thesis that "AI in Starcraft will only win via improved mechanics" is false - the AI was making some fascinating decisions / fundamentally different meta strategie
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The Software Triforce, Part 2: The Power of Discipline
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7y ago
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The Software Triforce, Part 1: Setting a Courageous Goal
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7y ago
PKC Security | Senior Developers | ONSITE | Full-time | Huntington Beach, CA PKC Security is a software consultancy focused on solving impossible problems. Custom software, MVP's, and design sprints are our primary offerings at this ti
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8y ago
PKC | Huntington Beach, CA | Full-time | Onsite | https://pkc.io PKC is looking for a Senior Frontend Developer with experience in React. You will be a critical member on our team of high-caliber, driven individuals. We value res
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8y ago
PKC | Huntington Beach, CA | Frontend | Full-time | Onsite PKC is looking for a Lead Frontend Developer. PKC is a consulting firm that solves impossible problems. These impossible problems require high degrees of freedom in the work enviro
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pkcsecurity
8y ago
Another great crypto resource (though it's really an intro course) that's out there is the Cryptography course on Coursera: https://www.coursera.org/learn/crypto . It's taught by Dan Boneh who, in additio
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Preparing our software for a more dangerous Internet
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8y ago
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Red Flags Signaling That a Rebuild Will Fail
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8y ago
PKC Security | Senior Architect | Huntington Beach, CA | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $160-$200k | https://pkcsecurity.com PKC is looking for an experienced Senior Architect who loves to code but would also enjoy leading our growing team
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8y ago
Hi All, PKC ( https://pkc.io ) is looking for a Senior Clojure Architect who can lead our growing team of excellent junior+mid+senior computer scientists and help us lay rail for an all-clojure toolset that we will be building out
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8y ago
In case anyone's interested, the Dijkstra quote is from https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/ewd03xx/EWD316.PDF
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Software as a Symphony
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8y ago
Hi All, PKC ( https://pkc.io ) is looking for a Senior Clojure Architect who can lead our growing team of excellent junior+mid+senior computer scientists and help us lay rail for an all-clojure toolset that we will be building out
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8y ago
PKC Security | Senior- engineer | Huntington Beach, CA | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $120-$160k | https://pkcsecurity.com PKC Security is a small, elite custom dev shop. Our engineers build cutting-edge, innovative products to solve our
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9y ago
FYI for those in Los Angeles, CA, we are located right off of the 405.
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9y ago
PKC Security | Mid- or Senior- engineer | Huntington Beach, CA | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $120-$160k | https://pkcsecurity.com PKC Security is a small, elite custom dev shop. Our engineers build cutting-edge, innovative products to s
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PKC Security | Mid- or Senior- engineer | Huntington Beach, CA | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $120-$160k | https://pkcsecurity.com PKC Security is a small, elite custom dev shop. Our engineers build cutting-edge, innovative products to s
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9y ago
> A lot of this discussion glosses over the fact that U2F really makes this a viable system. This. Really, BeyondCorp is only amazing insofar as it takes full advantage of U2F. U2F is the real (and lasting) innovation we're looking
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PKC Security | Mid- or Senior- engineer | Huntington Beach, CA | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $110-$140k | https://pkcsecurity.com PKC Security is a small, elite custom dev shop. Our engineers build cutting-edge, innovative products to s
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10y ago
fwiw, I wrote a script in node that takes your 1Password exported URLs and checks them for cfduid and headers...not nearly as nice as if 1Password did this with Watchtower, but in the meantime... https://github.com/weltan&#x
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10y ago
Not as epic, but I wrote a small node app that checks a list of URLs (made it to check my 1password sites, but it can be used on stuff in general). Not very sophisticated, just checks DNS and setCookie strings... https://github.c
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