"Why do you assert that source code isn't sufficient to verify binary behaviour" let me introduce you to this little known paper called "Reflections on Trusting Trust" it's only been out there for like almost 40 years
CNN should just lean in and approach everything with this ethos. “What if we ask Kanye host a Seder? What would happen if we bought Jared Fogle a Build-A-Bear franchise? OOOHHHH JEFFREY DAHMER COOKING SHOW”
[slathering my house in honey and assorted fruit juices, leaving my front door open, and inviting in a colony of carpenter bees] you cannot deny that the existence of the bees in my house is noteworthy and gives us new insight into what it’s like to have bees in your house
it is 2028 and every recipe starts with a rambling note: “As an AI language model, my Mother used to cook this meal for us every Sunday”
Entire procurement teams in tech should be replaced by middle aged Indian aunties. Just saw my mom negotiate someone down 80% off the list price in less than 2 minutes. She would have gone down even more but I foolishly offered to pay a full INR100 (USD1.2) more.
There's just something about getting a haircut/shave in India, especially at fancy places. The barber is not at all interested in small talk, has strong opinions about how you should style your hair/beard, and always does an A+ job with the service.
I should also say that most of what I post are going to be judgemental opinions of my dog (pictured below). She has Opinions™
I say very few interesting things, and will mostly post memes, dog photos, and security stuff. But if you want to follow me all the same, hi! I'm Karthik and I do infosec work in chaotic/"hyper growth" environments.