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tomashertus

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About tomashertus

Building Cybersecurity Products for Fun & Profit

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #48589797

    Just guessing, Czechia? The Central European software engineering market seems to be softening as well, likely due to second-order effects from the U.S. tech layoffs and decreased …

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    Comment #48430075

    Move fast and break things.

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    Comment #47808411

    Are they, though? My thinking is that their roadmap is heavily focused on the SDLC and solving problems related to software development, so their model will be optimized for that d…

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    Comment #47786012

    These decisions always depend on the lifecycle of the product. I assume that at Basecamp’s level of maturity, where it has reached a certain saturation point and growth and usage a…

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    Comment #47052622

    This is a bit of a puzzling "announcement". Does anyone have more details on what’s actually changing? I don’t really use Facebook itself anymore, I’ve mostly kept Messenger for me…

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    Comment #46518322

    The article is surprisingly missing the most important part: a cost comparison. I understand and share the frustration with rising prices and ads creeping into paid plans, but for …

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    Comment #46082651

    Can we remove this? While this war is a horrible tragedy, I’m of that opinion that we should not discuss geopolitics on this site unless it’s directly impacting the core topics we …

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    Comment #45562627

    Mind sharing a link? That sounds really interesting!

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    Comment #45305267

    It’s too soon to know, but this could make 3-year H-1B renewals hugely problematic. That would be a major blow to the program. I was fortunate to get mine in 2014 without a single …

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    Comment #44329043

    It’s ultimately a numbers game. The more malicious seeds are planted, the higher the likelihood that one of them will be pulled into a real-world build pipeline. Platforms like Git…

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    Comment #44328828

    This is a surprisingly common issue. In my day-to-day work, we analyze millions to look for malware, and it’s well-known in the security community that attackers frequently leverag…

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    Comment #43551443

    Time flies... Thanks for the correction, buddy.

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    Comment #43541084

    But can you Ghibli? I guess NOT! /s

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    Comment #43487357

    For a decade, since the intro of NodeJS

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    Comment #43463534

    Javascript was never build for those use-cases. It should have stayed on the browser.

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    Comment #43393008

    It would be very positive for the entire startup ecosystem if this deal goes through. It would also be a strong signal from the new administration about support of our current star…

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    Comment #43003654

    > To illustrate this in dollar terms, consider an acquihire exit. At 1% of $10 million, the acquihire nets the Founding Engineer around $100,000, enough to buy a nice Tesla. Meanwh…

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    Comment #42729705

    Thank you for the comment! I had no clue that Github has RSS feeds for each repo. For everyone else, I found this article to be super helpful to understand what kind of RSS functio…

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    Comment #41393043

    Wow! I had no clue that this ever existed. I guess it was DOA given its short life-span.