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Comment #43379326
What does a 20 LLM signify?
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Comment #39227975
Perhaps the parent commenter was referring to the section in the report which stating the IOCs indicated that the attackers used the known third-party command and control system na…
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Comment #39171780
It ruined the friendship. I was uninformed on how stock grants worked and trusted their advice. They said "I'll take care of you." They made millions from the venture. I was able t…
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Comment #38359627
Early in my career, I dealt with this garage. Once, I reported the VP of engineering for instructing me to commit fraud. I got back "Just do what he says, he's got experience in th…
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Comment #37582403
So... if you're referring to a challenge that did that during one of the DDTEK years of DEFCON-CTF, that was one of mine. The expectation wasn't to buy time in an adjacent cloud, b…
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Comment #36707666
The dataset does not appear to discuss the lifecycle of Linux distributions taking the security patches from upstream, nor the update process for all of the downstream distribution…
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Comment #36334174
Microsoft has not implemented a monorepo. However, it's not surprising when you consider the massive breadth of software that Microsoft builds, as one of the oldest and largest sof…
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Comment #26824160
I've implemented each of these features using public apis, so... Probably?
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Comment #25924093
This brings back memories. I wore cargo shorts in college so I could carry my Libretto 70 to class.
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Comment #25290587
(disclaimer: I work for Microsoft, but entirely unrelated to the team that built this.) The privacy ramifications are intense. As the youth is apt to say, "like woah". That said, I…
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Comment #24772608
How is that an unreasonable restriction for Google to ensure the work they pay for is usable in the company's products
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Comment #23230376
I doubt it's about competition. Massive portions of Azure are developed completely completely open source, even though there are clear competitors. Third party licenses, such as Ad…