went down to the hotel lobby to retrieve my dinner delivery in a yoga outfit + snuggly cardigan + face mask.

some men with #RSAC2024 lanyards exited the elevator as I re-entered; they turned back to look at me and one said (very loudly, very pointedly staring at me) to the other, “I was like, did you hire me a hooker?”

if you are a man attending #rsac, please shut that kind of shit down when your peers do it. let’s not let insecurity rule our #security industry.

Taking my kid to school this morning and heard a story on KUOW about AI in #Seattle schools. Every school teacher interviewed was an uncritical AI booster, and the only risk discussed was "cheating" – no mention of how LLMs can mislead.

One teacher boasted about how much less work it was to research historical events, and it made me sad to think that people are relying on a **language model** to convey details and interpret the meaning of historical events.

Lyft said in a statement the bill was “deeply flawed” and that the ordinance makes its “operations unsustainable.”

If operations are unsustainable with a minimum wage of $15/hour, you should not be in business.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/15/business/uber-lyft-minneapolis-minimum-wage/index.html

I do ransomware response for really critical infrastructure - like electric power, water, transit systems, manufacturing, oil for a living. I have to be mostly be emotionally detached, even when lives are at risk - that's triage.

Sometimes, when nobody gets hurt I even raise an eyebrow or raise a glass at a new tactic. But let's make one thing clear:

If you ransom a children's cancer hospital, you are irredeemable scum. You know exactly what you're doing, and you chose to potentially delay or disrupt treatment for suffering little kids.

https://therecord.media/lurie-childrens-hospital-chicago-ransomware-rhysida?&web_view=true