Ulisses Albuquerque
@urma
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We dance to the sound of sirens And we watch genocide to relax We dance to the sound of sirens We are the heroes of self-deception
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined May 2008
> we should start using jira
when does a startup stop being a startup?
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There is a question around how much of an engineer's day should be reading/understanding vs. writing new code. I think we've biased too far away from reading/understanding existing code to the point where many's only way of understanding a system is to write a completely new one.
Anthropic Boris Cherny says the role of programmers is shifting from writing code to orchestrating agents "it's more about reviewing code than writing code" complex tasks still require manual coding, but those windows are shrinking. eventually, managing agents will become the
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When I hear arguments about why a particular site or service should be blocked because it can be used for exfil from Internet-connected workstations:
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That's apex Tesla simping
This is Mark Rober He spent years building one of the strongest reputations in social media. Loved by tens of millions of followers Yesterday he obliterated it all with one 18 minute video It's a story of greed, deception, and cowardice Here's the story of what happened:
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One thing noobie scoobies don't seem to understand is that malware is literally just software. Understandably, that seems kind of obvious, it's in the name — 'malicious software'. But it seems less obvious to some that, in order to write malware, you apply the exact same
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The highest level of security engineering is proactively building systems that make insecure states unrepresentable, attack classes rendered extinct, vulnerabilities not exploitable, and attack paths not viable for attacker gain.
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"The lack of teamwork is not something that the individuals bring to the workplace[;] that failure to work together is the result of how the organization has been setup."
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Finally a reason to follow Elon
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This guy won’t be buying his own beer for a while! Meanwhile the dickheads he’s schooling can’t order a drink without worrying it comes with extra spit. And quite rightfully from what I hear.
Interesting scenes in Melbourne an hour or so ago with Nazi's turning up at Parliament House. Things got a little toey, but they obliged with a move on order and left the precinct under the close watch of VicPol.
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The cybersecurity industry shouldn’t exist. We built the internet wrong, and we can solve most of our cybersecurity problems at their root by rearchitecting technology platforms to be safe-by-default instead of buying security products.
What's your unpopular cybersecurity opinion that gets a reaction like this?
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"If cats could talk to cops they wouldn't" Sticker seen in St Imier, Switzerland
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Not enough attention is given to how getting older in Tech, leads to increased anxiety and self esteem issues. The time spent in your early 20s programming until 4 AM, is now replaced with responsibilities that sometimes make you feel like you’re falling behind. 👇
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Pay for verification and make money off of others that follow you who you’ve convinced to pay for verification
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Where @dotMudge makes an important point at @SummerC0n: real data on ATOs shows that SMS 2FA is fine for the vast majority of users. It prevented 100% of 3.3B automated password stuffing attacks, 96% of 12M bulk phishing, and even 76% of <10k targeted attacks seen over last year.
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I never thought I'd still be in this cesspool social media platform after 15 years, or that it would be Musk's new plaything...
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From a DM, just in case anyone else needs to hear this.
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