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by anaphor 5y ago
The most promising things I know of are Google Fuchsia (which is a mobile OS), and Goblins, which is a Scheme library for doing distributed programming. There is something called Realms which is being worked on for JS, but I haven't du
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by anaphor 5y ago
I guess it depends on how you use it yeah, like the token can be used to refer to a specific resource, which is then granted to whoever has the token. But obviously you can just treat them as a way of doing traditional identity based access
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by anaphor 5y ago
No, you're not wrong. But I would go further and say JWTs should be obsoleted by using an object-capability model (see: http://habitatchronicles.com/2017/05/what-are-capabilities/ ) which is a more flesh
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by anaphor 5y ago
There's a difference between them telling what they think is the truth, and them actually knowing something and telling it. The whole "Havana Syndrome" thing might actually be them telling what they think is the truth (Russia
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by anaphor 6y ago
You seem to be unaware of the existence of capability based security. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capability-based_security
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by anaphor 6y ago
I think some people don't realize that CSRF tokens are basically the same thing as bearer tokens (which JWT also does), but it's just that they get re-generated every time you open a new page usually. So it's a bit ironic whe
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by anaphor 6y ago
There is already a fork, it's called Session, but it's decentralized, so there's no requirement for servers to be stood up other than introducer nodes AFAIK. https://getsession.org/
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by anaphor 6y ago
The headline of this article is a garden path for me too, because at first I thought they discovered a book he wrote on torture or something.
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by anaphor 6y ago
That's around the same number of hours that the average medical resident works apparently (source: https://www.cmaj.ca/content/191/39/E1086 )
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by anaphor 6y ago
You're not making a mistake, they just don't give an interesting response to this type of request. The only server I know of that actually uses it for something is Icecast (a music streaming server).
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by anaphor 6y ago
Another one is that it's technically valid to have a request target of '*' for the HTTP OPTIONS request type. It's supposed to return general information about the whole server. You can try it out with e.g. `curl -XOPTIO
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by anaphor 6y ago
And it's also the case that even though certain brain functions are linked with specific locations, the brain can still use plasticity to re-organize things and adapt to damage. And when you're doing any language related task, the
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by anaphor 6y ago
Usually the right hemisphere is linked with comprehending speech/writing, rather than producing it, so it's interesting that you lose the ability to write. Is your speech affected at all? It could be because writing involves a bun
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by anaphor 6y ago
Obviously you know this, but the brain does localize some functions to either hemisphere, just not in the way most people think it does. My vague memory from having taken a class in psycholinguistics is that people with aphasia who've
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by anaphor 6y ago
You might be able to just put whatever you want into an Elasticsearch index, but I wouldn't recommend doing that. It could severely limit how you can query your data later, see: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en&#x2F
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by anaphor 6y ago
Why has the S&P 500, Russell 2k, etc all gone up over the past 20 years on average then?
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by anaphor 6y ago
We can have a compiler that does everything. It's just a matter of whether you have to stick the python interpreter in the compiled binary or not, or how much of it you have to use and whether you can only use the parts required. This
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by anaphor 6y ago
I linked to a paper published and written by several psychiatrists and psychologists that explains the history of the monoamine hypothesis, and why it's not a good theory. Why would they spend so much time debunking a theory nobody bel
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by anaphor 6y ago
There's a quotation from Abraham Maslow that I really like, which I think is similar to your point. > I am deliberately rejecting our present easy distinction between sickness and health, at least as far as surface symptoms are con
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by anaphor 6y ago
I'm not saying there isn't a biochemical component to depression (or any other mood disorders). The specific theory that I'm talking about is "low serotonin causes depression" (as in the proximate cause, not the ult
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by anaphor 6y ago
It's been a persistent myth perpetuated in the media/journalism/society/etc for a few decades, but there is a lot of scientific evidence showing that it doesn't really explain how depression works, and the fact that
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by anaphor 6y ago
It used to be the case that the theory for why people have depression was "people who are depressed don't have enough serotonin" (in very simple terms), and the reason why SSRIs work was supposed to be that they increase leve
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by anaphor 6y ago
Will this make the "chemical imbalance" (i.e. low-serotonin) theory of depression obsolete once and for all?
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by anaphor 6y ago
FWIW, instead of `*buffer = malloc(n * sizeof(*buffer))` you can omit the extra parens and write `*buffer = malloc(n * sizeof *buffer)` also, calloc is a nice idea too
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by anaphor 6y ago
Not disagreeing with your original point, just adding that if you were controlling for environmental factors (everyone has equivalent environment), then you'd see more contribution to variance in phenotypes from genetics than environme
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by anaphor 6y ago
No, it just means that within the population they studied, the variation in whether individuals identified as gay could be explained more with environmental factors than genetic ones. It doesn't say that being gay is 25% genetic and 75
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by anaphor 6y ago
Remember that heritability is a measure of a population, not an individual. So you're measuring the amount that genes vs environment contributes to a trait within that population . It's not an absolute number.
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by anaphor 6y ago
The numbers you're looking at are aggregate data, so that includes past days I think, not just the given day. I think you have to subtract each number from the previous one. > The figure is not a daily amount of fails, but a combine
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by anaphor 6y ago
If you look at the SEC data on FTDs, there have been a huge number of them for GME in the past year https://www.sec.gov/data/foiadocsfailsdatahtm So that kind of points towards a possibility of naked shorts, if I under
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by anaphor 6y ago
Thanks, maybe a mod can edit the url in the original post?

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