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by raghava 10mo ago
Most down-detectors are down due to their dependency on CF. Cloudflare Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad edge-nodes also unable to serve content. x.com down. Few quick-commerce apps are acting up at times.
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by raghava 1y ago
Interesting set of points; the intent to move beyond sterile dashboards and engage in deeper, more meaningful conversations about system health is very welcome, especially in a time when most leaders don't bother to read about Goodhart
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by raghava 1y ago
Disaster stemming from the deadly combo of Dunning Kruger effect + network effect + recommendation algorithms floating similar BS up top. Most who post absolute BS on such "professional" forums as a way to gain a larger "netw
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"The cloud cost wake-up call I predicted" – David Linthicum(infoworld.com)
2 points by raghava 2y ago|1 comments
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Sarcophagus.io – digital dead man's switch [pdf](sarcophagus.io)
1 points by raghava 2y ago|2 comments
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by raghava 2y ago
just came across this. am not the author/dev behind this. sounds like a very cool project.
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Discovered Shitware.ltd(shitware.ltd)
1 points by raghava 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to spot fake or low quality GitHub/public portfolios?
1 points by raghava 2y ago|0 comments
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by raghava 2y ago
I don't think that is the case even now. Don't know much about LatAm now but can comment on conditions in Asia. In fact, internationalization and local language input (especially for Indic content) is much more neater and simpler
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Ask HN: Why aren't cost-minded SME/startups using Linux on laptops even now?
15 points by raghava 2y ago|22 comments
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by raghava 2y ago
> I wonder how the 8K to 6K reduction happened. As said, most of their workloads were on cheap VPSs before. Moved some to 'scale-to-zero' solutions, reduced the bloat in VMs, fixed some buggy IaC, also moved some stuff to the s
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by raghava 2y ago
Points to be noted. 1. It took the end of ZIRP era for people to realize the undue complexity of many fancy tools/frameworks. The shitshow would have continued unabated as long as cheap money was in circulation. 2. Most seasoned engine
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by raghava 4y ago
Once a capable AI that can make a "Two Brothers" trailer like this one below comes up, humanity has some serious issues to tackle, other than climate change ofc! :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBUUoyZoja4
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by raghava 4y ago
> there is a great opportunity to help businesses manage their software supply chain Yes, very much. There are so many layers, components, and their intricate relations that goes totally ignored today at least in most places. Because, do
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by raghava 5y ago
Yes, I understand that BITB+MITM is a huge risk. But my point was that most who want to run BITB won't typically have the means to run an MITM along with it. (unless 'MITM within a browser' becomes a reality!) I was trying to
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by raghava 5y ago
Didn't get your concern. I was saying that BITB actors typically won't be running a proxy within the network.
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by raghava 5y ago
Yes. That's why a cluster of elements for a "secret identity theme", instead of just one image. (After all, infosec/security is finally just a game of making reward-to-effort ratio too impractical for most threat-actors
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by raghava 5y ago
Possible mitigation measure: 1. If identity providers start offering a dynamic, trusted element within the critical pages (login, password prompt, 2FA/OTP verification etc) 2. if such dynamic element is from a known range/set of c
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by raghava 5y ago
IMO, this belief system comes close to one that mentions to find one's sweet spot between rage & serenity, for real focus & bliss. https://sarahmjamieson.wordpress.com/2013/12/17/true-focus-l...
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by raghava 5y ago
https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/mp-student-gets-bl... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ "A member of the team, Dr Vivek Sathe, frisked the student and found a mobil
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by raghava 5y ago
>> Where I live, that sentence would usually turn out to be something like "Naale inda lockdown, vahanagaLu yavdu Ache barubaaradu". Mass media has gone bonkers my friend. If you haven't been following, they even had a
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by raghava 5y ago
Kannadiga* here. very interesting theory. Although I haven't come across many Kannadigas who choose en_CA due to KA and CA sounding similar, this is an angle for sure. But OP's guess (en_CA alphabetically above en_GB / en_US)
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by raghava 5y ago
Many out here are saying that "the system has collapsed". They are _SO_ wrong. We never _had_ a system to begin with, in the first place! Our "system" is only _EXPOSED_ now, to the entire world. What's seen and expo
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by raghava 6y ago
Many of the older core banking systems were keyboard only, because it made the tellers work a lot faster. I know because I had been on some of those unfortunate teams that transitioned to GUI that required to use the mouse and the teller&#x
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by raghava 6y ago
All that goodness limited by networking troubles of WSL2 while on a VPN. Wonder why it is never seen by WSL devs! Most of those trying to use WSL are running Windows, in a corp network, where a VPN is there by default.
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Ask HN: How do you cope with ever increasing complexity of software ecosystems?
7 points by raghava 6y ago|8 comments
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by raghava 6y ago
- May work for situations where the buyer is the user - Doesn't work for B2B/enterprisey products/SaaS, where often buyers and users are separated by many levels of corporate hierarchies.
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by raghava 6y ago
The Opposition at all levels is just crushed to suit the populist narrative. In a world powered by fake news, the populist and majoritarian belief and narrative becomes the truth, and this drives the nation and society further towards right
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Zero Trust Architecture: NIST Publishes SP 800-207 [pdf](nvlpubs.nist.gov)
2 points by raghava 6y ago|0 comments
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by raghava 6y ago
> Dragon's Egg TIL! Oh, looks like this movie "Evolution" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_(2001_film) ) was also on those lines then!

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