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I'm seeing a lot of comments here about how its the government's fault for relying on a private service for public communications. The sentiment, while understandable (and not entirely unfair), assumes that the…
This is a good and thorough article. The author got down to brass tacks pretty quickly and brings up interesting hypothesis about $MSFT. That said, I do have one gripe: > To oversimplify Notion to its demographics, it…
There's a very cool 3Blue1Brown video [0] that helps give you an intuitive feel for Bayes Theorem. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZGCoVF3YvM
I don't think the author's American-ness disqualifies them from writing about China. On the contrary, it is their very experience as a Chinese American that helps me (an outsider) see things from a new and interesting…
> Easy resets for when you fall off. I like this feature. When the pandemic first hit, I realized how important routines and (associated) metrics would be in keeping me afloat in a tumultuous time. To that end, I built…
> The humans preparing and serving the food are the only weak link in the chain, and they’re treated as such. I worked nights at a McDonalds about 4 years back (first year of university) in Canada. You are spot-on about…
Seeing the comments here debating the semantics of taxes, now seems like a good time to mention Poe's Law. [0] I personally took home the message that the "game" was satire and meant to contextualize Bezos' wealth.…
[Meta] Looks like the article is from 2018, perhaps it would help to reflect that in the title? Another really cool Pudding project was the "How bad is your Spotify?" [0] [0]…
Disclaimer: I am not an Apple insider by any means, and this is all a hypothesis. Their management of the bug bounty program seems like a reflection of their secretive (and perhaps sometimes siloed) internal culture.…
I am somewhat interested in reading about plane crashes and such. Are there any books/resources you can recommend to me?
More recently, the New Yorker published "The Plague Year" [1] in Jan 2021. IIRC, this was the first time since the Hiroshima issue that they dedicated almost the entire magazine to a single article. I quite liked it,…
I really respect that attitude. I happen to be doing a security assessment on some products (PuTTY etc) at the firm (Fortune Global 100) where I am interning. It baffled me to read a directive from management that said…
> DomainTools’ record for briansclub[.]com says the domain was abandoned or dormant for a period in 2019, only to be scooped up again by someone in May 2020 when it became a phishing site spoofing the real BriansClub.…
From what I understand, the labour/complexity in K8S lies not with the deployment, but with managing said deployment over the long term. This is a real problem for system architects/security professionals that need to…
Quite an interesting article! I am curious as to how this "limited collection" of IR firms adds to or drains from the overall security ecosystem. On one hand, having a limited number of firms allows for seamless…
> Most of them don't. I end up bullshitting them as much as possible and getting a B so I can focus on the courses I care about I hear where you're coming from on this (and have been in similar shoes), but I suppose…
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is a fantastic place not just for cycling, but also running and roller-blading. I have been there for a couple of runs - the lanes are clearly demarcated, and the track is a real treat to run…
> Users can post a TikTok video resume to the site rather than a traditional resume. The idea is for users to give an elevator pitch or work experience summary via the video in a unique way. Genuine question. Can anyone…
The story, in fact, was mostly bullshit. It was being "narrated" by Belfort (DiCaprio) all along, and the mere presence of some very obviously outlandish/fickle claims serve to establish the unreliability and narcissism…
I am operating under the assumption here that said articles can pertain to any topic, and not just diamonds. If that is not the case, I do apologize. I am a huge fan of William Langewiesche's work (some of which,…
You're right in that home is also a question of identity and belonging. It's just that while I would say that I am fairly well adjusted to Toronto (heck I started playing hockey on a frozen pond this past winter),…
I was having this exact conversation with a friend the other day. To engage in any form of (even remotely) political discourse on the internet is to step into a landmine once you consider the 20-year horizon. People are…
Thanks for clarifying :) I suppose it is not _entirely_ out of the realm of possibility, but I'd be willing to bet that they won't end up taking that "route".
I'm sorry, this is is dangerously close to conspiracy theory territory. I am by no means, an apologist for Google, but I seriously doubt they have the ability/resources, or even motivation to manage route planning at…
For anyone looking to read more on the container shortage problem, NYT recently published a great piece on it: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/06/business/global-shipping....
I'm seeing a lot of comments here about how its the government's fault for relying on a private service for public communications. The sentiment, while understandable (and not entirely unfair), assumes that the…
This is a good and thorough article. The author got down to brass tacks pretty quickly and brings up interesting hypothesis about $MSFT. That said, I do have one gripe: > To oversimplify Notion to its demographics, it…
There's a very cool 3Blue1Brown video [0] that helps give you an intuitive feel for Bayes Theorem. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZGCoVF3YvM
I don't think the author's American-ness disqualifies them from writing about China. On the contrary, it is their very experience as a Chinese American that helps me (an outsider) see things from a new and interesting…
> Easy resets for when you fall off. I like this feature. When the pandemic first hit, I realized how important routines and (associated) metrics would be in keeping me afloat in a tumultuous time. To that end, I built…
> The humans preparing and serving the food are the only weak link in the chain, and they’re treated as such. I worked nights at a McDonalds about 4 years back (first year of university) in Canada. You are spot-on about…
Seeing the comments here debating the semantics of taxes, now seems like a good time to mention Poe's Law. [0] I personally took home the message that the "game" was satire and meant to contextualize Bezos' wealth.…
[Meta] Looks like the article is from 2018, perhaps it would help to reflect that in the title? Another really cool Pudding project was the "How bad is your Spotify?" [0] [0]…
Disclaimer: I am not an Apple insider by any means, and this is all a hypothesis. Their management of the bug bounty program seems like a reflection of their secretive (and perhaps sometimes siloed) internal culture.…
I am somewhat interested in reading about plane crashes and such. Are there any books/resources you can recommend to me?
More recently, the New Yorker published "The Plague Year" [1] in Jan 2021. IIRC, this was the first time since the Hiroshima issue that they dedicated almost the entire magazine to a single article. I quite liked it,…
I really respect that attitude. I happen to be doing a security assessment on some products (PuTTY etc) at the firm (Fortune Global 100) where I am interning. It baffled me to read a directive from management that said…
> DomainTools’ record for briansclub[.]com says the domain was abandoned or dormant for a period in 2019, only to be scooped up again by someone in May 2020 when it became a phishing site spoofing the real BriansClub.…
From what I understand, the labour/complexity in K8S lies not with the deployment, but with managing said deployment over the long term. This is a real problem for system architects/security professionals that need to…
Quite an interesting article! I am curious as to how this "limited collection" of IR firms adds to or drains from the overall security ecosystem. On one hand, having a limited number of firms allows for seamless…
> Most of them don't. I end up bullshitting them as much as possible and getting a B so I can focus on the courses I care about I hear where you're coming from on this (and have been in similar shoes), but I suppose…
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is a fantastic place not just for cycling, but also running and roller-blading. I have been there for a couple of runs - the lanes are clearly demarcated, and the track is a real treat to run…
> Users can post a TikTok video resume to the site rather than a traditional resume. The idea is for users to give an elevator pitch or work experience summary via the video in a unique way. Genuine question. Can anyone…
The story, in fact, was mostly bullshit. It was being "narrated" by Belfort (DiCaprio) all along, and the mere presence of some very obviously outlandish/fickle claims serve to establish the unreliability and narcissism…
I am operating under the assumption here that said articles can pertain to any topic, and not just diamonds. If that is not the case, I do apologize. I am a huge fan of William Langewiesche's work (some of which,…
You're right in that home is also a question of identity and belonging. It's just that while I would say that I am fairly well adjusted to Toronto (heck I started playing hockey on a frozen pond this past winter),…
I was having this exact conversation with a friend the other day. To engage in any form of (even remotely) political discourse on the internet is to step into a landmine once you consider the 20-year horizon. People are…
Thanks for clarifying :) I suppose it is not _entirely_ out of the realm of possibility, but I'd be willing to bet that they won't end up taking that "route".
I'm sorry, this is is dangerously close to conspiracy theory territory. I am by no means, an apologist for Google, but I seriously doubt they have the ability/resources, or even motivation to manage route planning at…
For anyone looking to read more on the container shortage problem, NYT recently published a great piece on it: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/06/business/global-shipping....