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@mischavdburg Now it is all about, understanding business logic, writing prompts, designing systems/apps and DevOps. People who knows this and can use AI tools, will be in demand.

The author of Clean Code is using Claude to write software. I can hardly think of a clearer indicator that coding is now officially outsourced to LLM’s. Who else is mourning the death of coding by hand ?

@fermatslibrary Fascinating. I am just thinking application of this? Anyone?

Srinivasa Ramanujan was born 138 years ago today. He said his formulas came to him as revelations from God.

@pwnEIP CTF trophy 😁?

@PhysInHistory Now a days with AI/GPT this is so true, you don't need to memorize, just need to understand the concept and how it is working.

Understand. Don't memorize. Learn principles, not formulas. - R. Feynman

@elormkdaniel I think forensic. Red teaming/Pentesting is over hyped by course mafia 😁

@crypto3ye None 😮

Digital Forensics is more powerful than Hacking 😶

@cpu_nightcloak @iyoushetwt Thanks bro 😊, really like your caring nature and advice. It is just a joke though.

@crypto3ye @iyoushetwt 1.) Before trying anything you don't fully understand, do a backup of all your files. 2.) Keep a USB boot stick available at all times. 3.) Mentally prepare to make max free space on your hard drive.

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@Adriksh Should we learn assembly now a days?

Assembly Language Step-By-Step: Programming with Linux, a great book for someone trying to learn assembly

Complete ML course including Neural Networks within 11hrs on Youtube. Link below

@coinbureau When we are going to make crypto quantum secure?

🚨VITALIK: QUANTUM COMPUTERS COULD BREAK ETHEREUM AND BITCOIN BY 2028. He warned that quantum computing could break the elliptic curve cryptography securing Ethereum and Bitcoin within four years.

@_devJNS curl

is there any API testing tool better than postman?

@infosec_fox Yahoo Messenger, later Orkut.

For anyone who used the internet between 1991–2009… what online trend or moment do you remember the most?

@nehanagarr All three.

What is the reason for you still being unsuccessful? - Phone addiction - Procrastination - Lack of opportunities or something else?

@deepigoyal Thanks. You are doing great.

@crypto3ye That won't work. Space will wreck us faster. Read more at continue.com

I’m not sharing this as the CEO of Eternal, but as a fellow human, curious enough to follow a strange thread. A thread I can’t keep with myself any longer. It’s open-source, backed by science, and shared with you as part of our common quest for scientific progress on human longevity. Newton gave us a word for it. Einstein said it bends spacetime. I am saying gravity shortens lifespan.  Read on, and tell me what you think.

@wh1t3h4ts Python.

Can you suggest one single scripting language for cybersecurity and ethicalhacking?🤔

@inhumandept_vp Very inhuman of you 😅

Had a call with a strong engineering candidate today He was two minutes late and looked apologetic. “I’m so sorry for being late!” I said, “That’s okay. Everything alright?” He replied, “Yeah, I was just helping my girlfriend with some errands.” I paused. “You… have a girlfriend?” He nodded. “Yeah, we’ve been together for three years.” I sighed. Red flag. “I’m sorry. I don’t think this will be a good fit. Wish you all the best.” I ended the call immediately. If your software engineer can talk to women, that's not a good sign. The best male engineers can barely make eye contact with one. If your male engineer is in a relationship (or God forbid, married), he’s at best a B-player Always hire A-players

@arunbothra Wow, this should be taught in B schools. Thank you very much for sharing 😊.

Rupees ₹1,977 crore! This was the amount pending for collection in the then Central Electricity Supply Utility of Odisha in 2019. I was the new CEO. These arrears were mostly in rural areas. If staff went for disconnection, they were assaulted. Sometimes entire villages united and chased them away. We decided to launch a disconnection drive and issued notices, giving defaulters two months to clear dues. Just before the drive, some local leaders urged villagers not to allow our teams inside. We were very anxious. But aborting the plan would have been a loss of face, both professionally and personally. The outcome surprised everyone. In two months, we collected an unprecedented ₹240 crore. There wasn’t a single incident of assault or police case. How was this possible? Because we structured the drive around a simple, universal human trait: jealousy. People rarely oppose action against those who are better off than them. Often, they quietly welcome it. Phase 1: We announced that defaulting industries would be targeted first. There was a widespread misconception that industries were the big defaulters. In reality, the industrial arrears were negligible. Most industries paid promptly. They couldn’t risk disconnection even for a day. But people loved this announcement. The media kept asking how many industries we had acted against. Phase 2: A week later, we declared that consumers with arrears above ₹50,000 would be targeted. Out of more than 50 lakh consumers, this group was just 10–20 thousand. Most people were below this slab, so they felt safe and supportive. Phase 3: Next, we announced action against households with more than one AC, multi-storey houses, or cars. In rural Odisha, very few households fit that description, and those who did were usually envied. Instead of resistance, there was visible enthusiasm. When our teams reached, there was zero opposition. After all, who doesn’t secretly enjoy watching a wealthy neighbour face heat? Phase 4 and 5: By then, momentum was strong. The next phases targeted arrears above ₹20,000 and finally everyone left from the earlier phases. When we reached the lowest category, the largest in number, there was still no resistance. The campaign had gained momentum. Those targeted in the earlier phases supported us. The narrative had shifted, and the drive rolled smoothly. The huge revenue flow transformed our balance sheet, which showed no loss for the first time in the utility’s history.