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Así HN: GenAI in Global Corporation
1 points by professorTuring 2y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: AI Training for Executive Level
2 points by professorTuring 2y ago|2 comments
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by professorTuring 3y ago
How good is AI refactoring the code? Haven’t tried it yet, but… as someone who has need to work on tons of legacy in the past… looks interesting!
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by professorTuring 3y ago
Have you thought why isn’t sustainable for you? The main problem I faced was giving in “just this time”. Fat and sugar are addictive and when you fall, it makes it easier to fall again. About healthy food, I had overweight and I mostly ate
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by professorTuring 3y ago
What worked for me: - quit sugar - quit processed foods - avoid fried food - little fat (even the healthy ones) - no nuts/seeds - lifting weights - little cardio I have completely changed my life in one year. It has been a very toug
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Ask HN: Which business school does offer a good program on AI
1 points by professorTuring 3y ago|0 comments
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by professorTuring 4y ago
I believe it’s a good thing this shift towards apprenticeships, we don’t really need so many university graduates (I’m talking from an Spanish point of view). More and more the university is degrading its own nature, focusing on preparing “
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by professorTuring 4y ago
Not anymore, we used to do that and maybe a bunch of customers still have that device to log in, but we have been replacing them (the “hard token”) with a “soft token”, kind of a Google Authenticator linked to your mobile. It is interesting
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by professorTuring 4y ago
I lead Security in a quite large bank. I love this article, I’ve been advocating for this line of thoughts for more time that I can remember. I have spoken to regulators hundreds of times, over this and a bunch other security topics that ar
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by professorTuring 4y ago
We will end up using good old banks to hold those assets… at least the regulations make them solvent. We need to read history and see what happened when the banks weren’t regulated enough and we are letting the crypto zoo run free and bankr
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by professorTuring 4y ago
I loved the “5 monkeys” comparison and I agree that everything depends on the real case scenario. My point here is that what the article propose it is no “security through obscurity” it’s just good configuration practices. Change username,
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by professorTuring 4y ago
I can understand your statement, but by doing that you will find that A LOT of people will check the insecure options because “that a not going to happen to me”. Remember you have the “rescue keys” from google to avoid these kind of problem
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by professorTuring 4y ago
It is not new, it’s been ages since some developers try to show off by bringing “cool” one liners to solve problems. Stretching operators, bringing up imaginative uses for lambda expressions or kind of abusing parts of the language to make
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by professorTuring 4y ago
There was a Saint that said: “I meditate one hour everyday, well everyday except when I have a lot of work, that day, I meditate two hours.” That proverb is superb, when something is wrong and the team seems stressed I usually use it and we
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by professorTuring 6y ago
lower, upper and numbers = 62 options | wordlist = 10 000 options: 62^12 = 1e21 10 000^5 = 1e20 The problem is you not using a word generator and instead relying in your invention, most of the people will use top 5000 wor
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by professorTuring 6y ago
So they are taking advantage of something that should be mandatory. These are the things that let you know the kind of company you are dealing with.
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How to Do Testing and Contact Tracing(medium.com)
2 points by professorTuring 6y ago|0 comments
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by professorTuring 7y ago
That is exactly what I feel. More and more I find Amazon to be closer and closer to a Chinese Bazar of cheap quality items (kind of an AliExpress or dx but with a different perceived quality). I believe they will gain a lot of customers amo
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by professorTuring 7y ago
No, you can only access browser's stored passwords if you can log in as the user in the machine (see second response). In this case, anyone can access that registry and get the pwd.
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by professorTuring 7y ago
I guess they were proud for using encryption instead of hashing, hence, more secure! Definitely they didn't follow the one and only rule of security: don't roll your own.
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by professorTuring 7y ago
Kudos to the security expert for the finding but his web page gave eye cancer. Seriously, consider lowering the contrast or chaging typography... Don't know, but it was hard to read in its original form...
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by professorTuring 7y ago
There is a reason for that, most average Joes just can't handle the technology. You can change OTP-SMS in Banks for TOTP, but it involves more complexity and probably it will be more prone to user errors. Configuring the seed, remember
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by professorTuring 7y ago
Not true. Not true by far. That's an over statement. 2FA is only one of two factors, you need the the password, you need the mobile number and you need to obtain a duplicate or being close to your victim. You should be worried if you a
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by professorTuring 7y ago
Is SMS 2FA Secure? No, I agree. Is SMS 2FA enough for most of the people today? Yes Is SMS a cost-benefit solution for most uses? Yes
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by professorTuring 7y ago
Not long ago I watched a tv show from Spain that wanted to make some awareness about this topic. They bought some fish and prawns and more seafood that should contain "lots of microplastics". They took all of it to a laboratory an
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by professorTuring 7y ago
I'm reading comments and I think some of them are unfair. First of all, I can see how this functionality is oriented towards the average Joe, not developers, sysadmins or hackers in general. This helps the user, to an extent, to protec
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by professorTuring 7y ago
I was asking myself, how would I steal a mattress in a hotel? Probably buying a new one, the cheapest for the size, I will exchange packaging, make the bed and... profit? How long till the staff detect it?
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by professorTuring 7y ago
Some places = every big corp and big consultancy firms.
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by professorTuring 7y ago
I agree with you, and I've done that approach, but it is really more painful and it only works if later on you are considered a Guru (by them, not by you), hard worker and a go-to guy who always helps. And it takes longer to work. The
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by professorTuring 7y ago
Communicating openly is a mistake. You should communicate in the way it serves both your purpose and the enterprise and to communicate you must know your audience and how the message should be passed in order to succeed. Sometimes the only

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