New Talk: Shakespeare, Bacon and the NSA A code-breaking Quaker poet from Indiana who hunted Nazi spies? All right, that sounds like some sort of comic-book superhero.
AI - What can it do for me today? With the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs), such as OpenAI's GPT-4, the potential applications of this technology in content creation and other industries are staggering. However, finding the ideal use case for LLMs has been a challenging process, and differentiating between artificial general intelligence
Don't let good get in the way of better Have BrendanAI read this article to you*0:00/4:361× Every so often we hear the phrase “Don't let perfect get in the way of good” – but I am not convinced that goes far enough. What we should say is, “Don't let good get in the way of better.
Using PD tools to find my first subdomain takeover Have BrendanAI read this article to you*0:00/5:091× Since joining PD in December, I've been learning a lot about our community and what it takes to be a modern security engineer. One of the biggest lessons I think I've learned is: 🤔To be a great defender, you
Using a katana to migrate my website For years, I coded my website as a static site generated amalgam. While I started from the base VuePress as a building block – which is great, by the way – I also spent far too much time coding fun things by hand. While these things (like hidden keyboard shortcuts) are fun,
Building in the open, again As promised in a few of my previous posts, I wanted to write more not only about my career until now, but about where I'm going next – and why I chose this particular course over any other. I want to avoid burying the lede too much, so I'm thrilled to
What I learned at GitLab that I don't want to forget After a little over 5 years, I'm going to be leaving GitLab for my next adventure. It's no surprise to those of you who have been following me that I have absolutely loved my time there. I'm so proud of what we built—and I'm still proud and awed by