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shawnreilly
7mo ago
I would recommend to keep working on this. I'm interested in this space, and also contributing. Are you looking for collaborators? I think if you continue to iterate on this, there will be value, because these problems do need to be so
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Show HN: AGent Based Access Control Agbac for AI Agents and IAM
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Show HN: AOSI Draft Reference Model for AI (Think OSI Model Not AI Model)
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shawnreilly
11y ago
Send me an E-mail shawn.k.reilly@gmail.com and let's discuss
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shawnreilly
11y ago
Let's build something to help solve this privacy problem. Who else is in?
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shawnreilly
11y ago
I don't view freemium as a business model, I view it as a distribution model. The distribution model changed from paid to free. This usually results in a user base that grows faster but pays less. By making the app free you've set
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shawnreilly
11y ago
I'm not sure about non-Engineering roles, but this somewhat reminds me of my experience interviewing with Facebook for a Network Engineer position. Traditionally, Network Engineers are experienced with Vendor provided solutions (Junipe
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shawnreilly
11y ago
It does not matter what platform you choose (web or mobile), bad developers develop bad software. For every horribly designed, slow, bloated website you find, you can likely find a similar horribly designed, slow, bloated native app. I'
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shawnreilly
11y ago
In my opinion, the best way to promote your app is with word of mouth advertising. Unlike other forms of advertising, you can't buy word of mouth advertising; instead you need to build something that solves real problems and creates tr
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shawnreilly
11y ago
I agree; I think the concept has potential, but it was never executed properly. So it's still kind of vague in terms of what the value might be. I also agree with the comment about context. Hit the nail on the head. Without context, it
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shawnreilly
11y ago
I disagree; I think it's a great idea that has (still) never been realized. The implication of Ambient Social Discovery is real-life interactions. It is an online to offline transition of Social Media. Traditional Social Media has crea
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shawnreilly
11y ago
My own personal opinion; The concept of Ambient Social Discovery should have been approached with more sensitivity towards the Users privacy. Lots of people were kind of creeped out by the concept; it was just too personal. Because of this,
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shawnreilly
12y ago
If you are still looking for project ideas, feel free to contact me (info in my profile). I'm working on some cool stuff. Good luck and have fun!
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12y ago
You're correct, but after watching the video and understanding how their network was attacked (all starting with the customer Router), I've attributed this more towards poor policy/design (which can be exploited by a large ra
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shawnreilly
12y ago
While I believe that nothing is ever 100% secure, I do think it is possible to implement a large range of security layers that protect Infrastructure from all but the most sophisticated attackers (aka state/country funded). The unfortu
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shawnreilly
12y ago
The scenario described would indicate that there were delta's between the testing environment (where the DR strategy was tested), and the production environment. It was probably related to OS updates/changes being applied over tim
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shawnreilly
12y ago
In an IT context, Ops refers to Operations (maintaining the operation of your IT infrastructure). If your infrastructure fails, Service(s) may be impacted (down/unavailable). Operations exists to keep the infrastructure (and resulting
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shawnreilly
12y ago
The entrance to the vicious circle is the product. If you are interested in talking with investors you will need to produce a successful product. This implies two things; you've successfully built the product, and you've successfu
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shawnreilly
12y ago
The first thing I would do is think about what capabilities you need in order to successfully execute the product, and equally important how you would want to distribute the product. Depending on the answers, I would then find a framework (
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shawnreilly
12y ago
You need to determine the cost per User. Different Users might represent different Usage Patterns, so I'd be looking for averages. If the Product is already in production and you have an existing user-base, this is how I'd do it;
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shawnreilly
12y ago
I'm working on a new App that we're hoping to launch soon. I can't talk about what it does because our application to TC Disrupt SF is still pending. 2 man team. Our front end stack is jQuery Mobile integrated with Backbone.j
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12y ago
I'm a lone Designer / beginner Developer with an Infrastructure Engineering background, and I'm working on a project that I think will actually make a difference in the world. I agree with the OP's sentiment regarding th
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12y ago
I can't wait to build one of these!
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12y ago
To each their own I guess. I would call this the "what you don't know can't hurt you" approach. What would this threat and risk analysis be based on? Known threats? Unknown threats? How can you quantify "proper"
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shawnreilly
12y ago
I've always viewed security as a layered approach. The more layers you add, the better protected you are. I subscribe to the thought that nothing is 100% secure, so I would recommend to put as many layers as possible. In my opinion, th
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12y ago
Lately I've become a fan of isolating multiple environments. This way I can run different IDE environments on the same machine without conflicts or dependency problems. There are quite a few ways you could do this, ranging from entire
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shawnreilly
12y ago
UI/UX Designer here. New to the valley. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help.
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shawnreilly
12y ago
Is the router your hardware? If the router was provided by (aka is owned by) your ISP, then I don't understand why you would expect to be able to control the firmware (it's not your hardware). From your providers perspective, this
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shawnreilly
12y ago
Very Cool! Let me know if you'd like any help with Design. I can think of a few things that might help (both in terms of mobile/tablet UI and responsiveness). Not sure if you're looking for recommendations, but I'd add S
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shawnreilly
12y ago
I had a bad experience attempting to get a patent done for one of my previous (bootstrapped, and failed) startups. I basically paid a lot of money for a document that did not properly describe what we were building, and no claims. Granted,
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