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Currency of Distrust
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Christian | Husband | Father Professional hacker Lover of freedom tech

I know this is old news by now, but damn it this is a great song.

https://youtu.be/98FoEuBGOIU?si=JeyfFLGkY4XfpnGU

I definitely use it to ask questions and further my understanding. It can be amazing in that way.

But I avoid autocompletion or asking it to write my code directly. I force myself to ask questions as coherently as possible, as sometimes there’s a lot of learning in just figuring out what you’re trying to ask.

But letting it generate the code for me ends up degrading my skill and I feel worse at coding if I use it too much.

I recently decided I want to get very good at writing code and building things from scratch for myself.

Despite working in cybersecurity for many years now, I never got a solid, fundamental understanding of many core coding principles.

I started doing the courses at boot.dev to fix this and I have thoroughly enjoyed it. It’s such a well designed teaching platform.

I also thought the gamification parts of it were kinda cheesy at first but they are genuinely helpful to keep me going and is fun to play along with.

Oh yes, I learned SO much from it. I knew that my team was special and I soaked in every moment of it.

Sadly, I saw the decline coming and tried to help correct things, but as you alluded, it fell on mostly deaf ears.

It’s really taken the wind out of my sails. Our team was very mission driven and were close to accomplishing some very special things. To leave them undone has really hurt me.

The state of security at SaaS/tech companies is becoming so bizarre to me. It’s more about buzzwords and fear mongering than pragmatic engineering to solve real issues.

So often, it feels like a giant performance that we’re putting on to trick customers and other companies to trust us.

The problem is, it’s very hard to verify anything at a technical level since most SaaS is closed source, but the actual code is just one small snippet of a companies security posture.

I’m very curious to explore how #Nostr could completely change the way consumers interact with software that they trust with sensitive data.

#cybersecurity

lol I played this on my phone long enough for the browser to crash and my phone got quite warm. That was pretty fun

Ya, honestly I’m open to that idea too. I could probably make better use of the presets in primal to do this.