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“Unsupervised learning has made my life at work as an Infosec trainer much easier as I am able to easily peruse Daniel's expert thoughts on Infosec/Appsec and Human-Technology news at a glance.
With the newsletter, I am able to read a "headline" of sorts, and click a link if I want more information.
The only negative thing I will say with the podcast is that I am unable to click the link from where I'm sitting (usually) to find out more; I am hoping that Daniel is able to spend some extra time on the podcast format to discuss each story's finer details. I wouldn't even mind that the podcast format would have to be a little longer to accomodate this. Otherwise, it is the same as reading the newsletter. I love the newsletter, but I guess I was hoping for more discussion on the podcast.
Otherwise, Daniel deserves every penny we give him for the weekly version of his newsletter (rather than the free bi-weekly version), and at times I think we aren't paying him enough for it. Keep up the amazing work, Daniel!”Read full review »
DJSlam via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/07/19
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“Unsupervised Learning is a fantastic podcast full of very useful InfoSec information as well as other very thoughtful and intellectual topics. This is certainly worth your time to listen!”
DisneyFanatic32830 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/22/17
“Unsupervised learning is a great way to consolidate a week's worth of infosec/appsec news and information into a single program. Nice format and thoughtful content curation create a podcast that is both extremely informative and very respectful of my time, and consistently leaves me with new...”Read full review »
tbwolfe via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/07/17
“To get a sense of the philosophical dissonance:
In one sentence he says that people are justified in beliving in socialism and in the next that we need to have empathy for the people in China who's parents suffered under Mao.
He interprets data in a very political way and presents his opinion...”Read full review »
Yagoax via Apple Podcasts ·
Sweden ·
01/14/20
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