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jwcrux
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Comment #42494058
How is this a replacement for LangSmith? I browsed the source and I could only find what appear to be a few small helper functions for emitting structured logs. I’m less familiar w…
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Comment #42292453
I feel like I’m missing something. Isn’t this blog post effectively “we patched our firewall, things broke, we made a support case, and the vendor investigated and filed a CVE”?
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Comment #41161570
Vanguard is also affected for me.
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Comment #37517533
Oh wow, gridstatus is super cool! I noticed that you have a page on records that have been set. It looks like Ercot released this data today that might be of interest: https://www.…
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Comment #29810130
Congrats on the launch! Could you expand a bit on how you differentiate your product from other products in the space like Tailscale and Nebula? Edit - I see you mention that Tails…
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Comment #28074360
> - Healthcare staff have great animosity towards the unvaccinated patients. In addition to this, I’ve also heard anecdotally that many of the unvaccinated (by choice) patients hav…
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Comment #25392499
We also don't know what the effects of covid are in 10 years.
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Comment #25089745
> "So I need to check for-" That's the thing. If we're watching syscalls, we see these checks. These would be things like attempted file-reads. Would they be enough to set off alar…
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Comment #25088434
So there are two things to consider here: 1) The “observable window” is the entire installation time. If they make installs take forever, that’ll affect everyone which should raise…
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Comment #25085053
I've been in touch with folks from the Open Source Security Foundation [0] who is interested in making this a centralized service. I'm a big believer that functions like this shoul…
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Comment #25085038
Hey friends! Author here. If you're looking for a tl;dr you can find one on Twitter (with pictures!) [0] This research was a blast to do, and I learned a ton. Happy to answer quest…
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Comment #25013223
You almost certainly don't need a web framework. Over the long term, it's easy to find yourself boxed in with how opinionated many of them are. Instead, if you build on the standar…
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Comment #24930768
> Hash is a Brazilian fintech building the next-generation of payments infrastructure. In general I agree with the point you're making, though.
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Comment #24776704
This is a scam that has been going on for years that has adapted its techniques over time. We used this botnet as a case study back in 2018 when doing analysis on finding Twitter b…
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Comment #24758407
You can find details on it here [0] > S2 Systems NVR technology intercepts the remote Chromium browser’s Skia draw commands, tokenizes and compresses them, then encrypts and transm…
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Comment #24544736
Nice! I did the same recently, where I requested my data from 14 different location data companies. [0] One company returned my data. Part of the difficulty was making the CCPA req…
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Comment #24477502
I love seeing comics like this that aim to show concepts in simple ways. Kudos! Worth noting that "The Handshake" episode [0] covers the key exchange using RSA. This has the downsi…
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Comment #23355433
It is low. Estimates [0] put the number closer to 500M/day. [0] https://www.internetlivestats.com/twitter-statistics/#source...
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Comment #22210940
You’d love _The Unicorn Project_ if you haven’t read it. I highly recommend it, and it’s a story around roughly the same journey. https://www.amazon.com/Unicorn-Project-Developers-…
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Comment #22185023
I run both on my Pi4 and still have plenty of resources to spare.