skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is absolutely it. Since the managers are measured based on the productivity of their team, rather than the quality of their management, businesses have no mechanisms to identify whether managers are accelerating their developers or holding them back. This often leads to our products succeeding despite management, rather than because of it. Working under leadership that does not understand the work has been the single greatest source of burnout for me personally.
I got my current job through a post on Hacker News. I think it hit the second or third page of the comments section. The only advice I have is to check out those threads and keep an eye open for the "More" links at the bottom. Also, recheck the same pages each day because a new job posting might pop up on another page.
That's not what the article said. "The rise" doesn't refer to the attack but to the increase in the OTP Interception "bots". [1]

[1] (The Rise) of (One-Time Password Interception Bots)
> bad etiquette to write a comment like that

I guess I don’t understand the standard for etiquette.

One of the first comments of an announcement by Cloudflare is by an employee of Cloudflare publicly calling it “peddling bullshit” with no additional context to what or why.

It’s not fair to the authors and the people who are working on this.

Calling another researcher and team’s work “bullshit” in a forum highly trafficked by the CEO and CFO and then saying you will raise it internally, is not “raising it internally” but “slandering it publicly” and flexing your high value / can’t touch this employee muscles at everyone else. It’s a giant middle finger to the company and teams from a jerk employee.

Cloudflare is one of my favorite companies to follow, but I had no idea how toxic it was working there for some. Definitely enlightening.
Feasible. Far more work required, and the plan switch should trigger all sorts of red flags (and thus verifications) before you even place a single phone call.
Jay Gould once bragged he could get one half of the working class to kill the other.

It does seem to be a feature of the American working classes that they are led to be persistently, easily and even violently divided over wedge issues. Abortion, gender, race, "coastal elites" vs. "flyover country", millenial vs boomer, heck, or even, as in this case, "1 paycheck away from bankruptcy vs. financially stable".

You'd think illegal collusion over wage suppression would unite people who... earn wages but it doesnt seem to. Not in the same way belonging to, say, an arbitrarily advertiser defined age cohort does.

Which is really weird if you step out of American culture and look at it from the outside for a bit.

Maybe this is what Marx was referring to when he talked about a lack of class consciousness.
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What you're describing is still zero sum. The share price only went up because there is a bigger fool willing to pay more. New investors are funding old investors' gains.

The only part that's not zero sum are the dividends that are paid out.

It's kind of all a big Ponzi scheme, just with some dividends thrown in. Well, not counting only paid out dividends, but also dividends that are speculated to be paid out some time in the future.
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The problem with Atom is that they didn't set a stable foundation for where to expose everything. That is, the window that they expose is itself under active development, if I understand correctly.

This is an odd shift of the word "stable" in software. For a long time, folks took stable to mean simply "doesn't crash." But, it also needs to mean "remains unchanged" if you want to use it as a foundation of other work.

Of course, I say that, and have to ack that the web itself has proven a major exception to this supposed rule. Nothing has been stable in that entire landscape, but it has continued to grow at an astonishing pace.
People don't seem to even get Tall el-Hammam did not exist.

Sure there might have been a goat camp back then. But not the majestic pictures and 8000+ person city.

I guess when you are at the devil sent an asteroid (because they where different back in Noahs time) it's a pointless discussion.

Believe in god and Jesus, or move on. Stop wasting both sides time by mixing the two.

And learn from this story why science is broken. Even if you go to crazy land this stuff gets clicks. Not another everything is as we thought about history story. These authors will land out on top not the ones finding evidence of poor farmers farming.
One of my gripes about any agile like process is how the daily standup turn into a status meeting. I feel that is just a waste of time, we don't need to give status daily. It should be a time to identify blockers and identify who is going to help resolve them.
> I’m a “true believer” in CRDTs

Don't make the same mistake as the Google Wave team. Collaborative editing is a great intellectual challenge to work on, but in reality users don't care much about documents that auto-update in real time. In fact, it can be annoying.
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Can we all agree that if we’re gonna claim that real socialism(tm) has never been tried that real capitalism has similarly never been tried. The current system is very much a hybrid socialist/capitalist approach and attempting to attribute all the ills of society to capitalism is simply dishonest.
I describe this as "agile manifesto" vs "agile methodology".

The agile manifesto attempted to describe a culture where devs could get things done.

All the methodologies are a bundle of useful ideas that came out of people attempting to find a process that fit the agile manifesto (and still delivered what the business cared about), but have been taken by consultancies, stripped of context, and sold as a panacea for what ails a company.

It's attempting to treat the symptoms, not the cause; the cause of what ails a company is bad culture, not bad process.
Yep, Apple solves this by moving FIDO key material around via iCloud, I believe. But it requires a good syncing mechanism like that.

In principle it's similar to the password manager problem, which is a bit ironic: if everyone used password managers, most of the same security issues would be resolved. (There are a few cases where a FIDO key is better than a password manager, but not many!)
Do you have some numbers on this? This contradicts what I've been seeing/hearing - that companies are snapping up novices and fresh grads to fill more senior roles.
Tesla provides things people outside of the auto industry want to buy. You might quibble about details (FSD in particular) but there is no shortage of people wanting to buy Tesla’s cars to use, not resell.

Cryptocurrencies have failed to do the equivalent – that’s why the pitch is “buy in now or you’ll wish you had later” rather than talking about things you could actually do that you can’t do as well now.
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I really prefer that it shows only the top level comments by default, which can be expanded with a simple key. Overall fantastic experience.

I just have two suggestions. Add a dark theme and options to show only top 10/top 20/all just like hckrnews.com which helps to keep track of things and not miss important stories on busy days.
And factories were big and owned by the evil rich, so Russia socialized them. Thus leading to decades long shortages for all but the very rich.

A short term (1-5) year problem is no reason to takes steps to ensure a generational problem.

Free market is brutal about improving efficiency and growing with demand.
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Hoon, the higher level functional language of Urbit, is homoiconic and very Lisp-like. Written using runes, which define relationships of daughter branches in a binary tree and using limited semantic white space it does not suffer from the forest of parentheses which happen in Lisps.
Do you really think someone else's "ownership" of a digital asset impacts my use of my local files?

DRM only works if you run the code that implements DRM.

My copy of the bits are not impacted by someone's claim of ownership nor can their ownership token stop me from accessing my copy of the bits.

Artificial scarcity is artificial.
From what I understand, the SMS verification was bypassed but not the password validation.

I am probably not understanding this correctly, but if the attacker had to have knowledge of your password then why did they reimburse affected users. They could've called it a day and claimed it was the user's fault.
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More likely that Roblox didn't want the Google dependency, they seem to love building things in house.
Indeed it does! Just not for group calls.
Bullshit.

Maybe force 6 is normal, but this is easily force 10+

Even the fastnet race of 79 was LESS than what we are seeing in this video

The pilot chart for north atlantic in december is showing 20% of days are at a gale in your latitudes, but that's again, a far stretch from the video: https://www.offshoreblue.com/nav/pilot-charts.php

Here's the beaufort scale for reference: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/faq/tornado/beaufort.html
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You're running in to a pretty fundamental problem with the maths here - if we have Retric-Air and Roenxi-Air, Roenxi-Air is going to be making more money because my plan is to copy your plan then sell a couple of extra $100 cheap tickets to fill the plane up. Your strategy is completely dominated by a strategy that just does that and sells a few more tickets. You're segmenting the market, I'm segmenting the market and fully utilising my capital.

I can tell you why the airlines would be planning on having empty seats in practice - because there are sometimes literally not enough people interested in travelling to fill the aircraft, so they adopt a strategy of leaving empty seats because they have no other option. If you've ever flown some god-awful connecting flight at 2am you might have seen that in action yourself. But that isn't because the airline is choosing to reserve seats, they'd much rather have more passengers - that just isn't an option.
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I don't see the conflict with those statement. They're saying "we don't know where the information came from and we haven't found any evidence that it came from Coinbase itself".

It's difficult to prove a negative here until you find where the stolen credentials originated from. They're just saying that they have no evidence that it came from themselves thus far.
You shouldn't be downvoted because you're right, although for a slightly different reason. Scammers definitely have been using this trick: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/100268/does-han...
> expected 2^32 double SHA256 hashes

yes, expected by.. some approximation of the current hardware to find the solution.. We are not at the answer yet
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It just brings you to the regular portal, you can search Scientific Programmer or the job number (ReqID)
I don't like using the address bar for search. It just feels wrong to me, like the browser is taking over that much more of what it thinks I want to do.
The primary benefit is theres no post-hoc reconciliation you need to do where you re-write all the foreign keys and object ids. It greatly streamlines the entire process, and lets you eliminate a lot of code / potential bugs.
> a small text input floating dialog in which you could type, say, 8 * 9 , and be gifted the value 72. No spam accompanies this result.

For Windows, this can be accomplished with PowerToys Run. It's effectively replaced my Start menu for 99% of things.
Well, it's not like Coinbase should be blamed for all of it. It's a combination of their customer's poor hygiene + a flaw in Coinbase’s SMS Account Recovery process.

At least they will be reimbursed, and everyone should walk happy.
If you've not seen it before - check out https://ipv6.he.net/certification/ - it's a pretty neat basic IPv6 training course.
> Unfortunately he fails to mention that there is a way to do 2fa that does prevent phishing: Hardware tokens with the webauthn protocol.

This could also be done using client side TLS certificates without restricting the application protocol used on top of the TCP connection.
Define reality, and what real people/NPC is.
>"We will be depositing funds into your account equal to the value of the currency improperly removed from your account at the time of the incident. Some customers have already been reimbursed -- we will ensure all customers affected receive the full value of what you lost. You should see this reflected in your account no later than today."

I sympathize with the "Not your keys, not your coins" crowd, but you have to admit that you are far more likely to be compensated in the event of an attack if you are using a large exchange. Not guaranteed, of course, but Coinbase has an image to maintain.

I also believe, personally, that a large exchange has much better security than anything I could muster with a hot wallet. Yes, I know I can airgap a cold wallet but I like the ability to quickly sell some amount of crypto at market rates without having to transfer from a paper wallet. I also worry about physical security since my home has been burglarized before. Therefore, I keep my coins on exchanges and follow good practices with 2FA across my accounts (no SMS for any) and have withdrawal delays / whitelisting active.
How? Those statements seem entirely consistent and reasonable to me. They have no evidence or reason to believe that the information was stolen from Coinbase, but beyond that they don't know how attackers got it.

Your car was stolen. I haven't been able to determine conclusively who did steal it or how, but I know it wasn't me.
Coinbase is not an unregulated free-for-all. They are licensed in all 50 states, and is registered as an MSB with FinCEN.

https://www.coinbase.com/legal/licenses
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Correct assumptions. Thanks for putting your company in your bio though! I know to never work with you.
Exactly, and the boundaries blur even more when you consider that it's possible to build apps that look native to the user with web technology (Electron, Cordova,..)

And I'd add than even if all data is generated and stored on the device, syncing capabilities are desirable if the user wants to use his Offline-first app across devices.
I mentioned Realm because thats what Im familiar with but yeah Firebase is also a good choice if you want a client-server setup.