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by caseysoftware 1y ago
Thanks, I'll check out Rossman's video
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Seems like a positive development from an enviromental point of view.. less low quality crap from Shein and Temu means less energy shipping it and less garbage later. Win win.
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Yes, 100% agreed. I launched and worked on OAuth 2.0 at Okta for ~5 years and spent most of my time showing people how to do it well and (gently) finding the holes and mistakes in their implementations. Sure, we were selling "OAuth as
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I think the strongest counter-signal that there's a "secret cure for cancer" is that rich, powerful people still get it (in various forms), go through debilitating treatment, and often still die. Unless, of course, they'
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> You need peace, law enforcement, trust in others to lower stress and increase creativity, good teachers and education. This is a great point. The flip side is that if a government fails to deliver those, they have failed their side o
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Bug: Closed. Works as designed.
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Individually, yes I've been there a LONG time. Unfortunately, we have a media and political structure that uses the most recent study/model/whatever to advocate for, design, and enact policy before that review.
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Maliciousness, incompetence, and accidents all look EXACTLY THE SAME from a replication perspective. We can't tell the researchers' intent. Until the "industry" (defined vaguely as scientists, their institutions, univers
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> Sure, in a single person household with only a smart tv and laptop. Which is not the average person. What is the average person/household? How many devices? What use cases (and therefore bandwidth) meet their needs?
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We got an overview of those "efforts" a few months back and it was both comical and enraging to hear how much money and time was wasted. And this was a law+process crafted by Democrats, signed by a Democrat President, and presided
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I'm quite confident on why they don't want to share their data and/or methodology but there could be legitimate reasons and I want to be open to those. Regardless, without that information, we can only evaluate them based o
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When they don't release the data and/or methodolgy, you have to treat the result the same: garbage. They could be completely making up data or demonstrating the gold standard example of pristine data collection and brilliant analy
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Some of the mechanics on this one.. Generally, when a startup is acquired, people get paid in a number of tranches: - First, debts get cleared in order according to debt types. This could be cloud providers, lawyers, employees who deferred
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I think you're off by about 80 years: > Twenty-five years ago, Bill Clinton campaigned on an idea for limiting excessive pay for American CEOs: Cap the tax deductibility of top executives' compensation at $1 million, and compa
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> To add on, the Court has also allowed the executive branch to essentially shutter federal departments that were created by Congress, such as the Department of Education. The Dept of Ed had ~4200 employees and they laid of ~1400. It i
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> "Very soon after Trump took power, they ruled that courts cannot challenge the constitutionality of Trump's orders" No, specifically they said district judges couldn't write rulings that applied to other distric
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Which cases do you mean specifically?
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Is this a defense of the CIA? The first half of the article catalogs decades of failures ranging from comical to catastrophic. "There was a time when the C.I.A.’s existential fear was of losing its adversary. In Al Qaeda, it found a n
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What are the categories you're thinking of and what % fit into each?
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US Code appears to disagree: 8 U.S. Code § 1325 - Improper entry by alien (a)Improper time or place; avoidance of examination or inspection; misrepresentation and concealment of facts Any alien who (1) enters or attempts to enter the U
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Good lessons. Over the past few years, I've managed to convince (and occasionally demonstrate) to my kids that "you'll be bad at anything new" and that they only way to get better is practice. As a result, when other kid
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I have a massive array+battery (20kWh generation, 19kWh storage) and while it's great, some things to pay consider: - if you need roof repair/replacement, do it before you get solar. Alternatively, make your array free standing
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Everything is "unprecedented" when you don't know history.
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It's normal in the US too.. the Library of Congress has required it for certain collections for decades (that I know of): https://www.loc.gov/research-centers/use-the-library/researc...
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Got it. Found the EPA reporting on the trail derailment too. It looks like the distinction is whether the potential source is stationary or not. Which reinforces the "duplication" point. Remove the distinction for the EPA and you
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Admittedly, I'd never heard of the CSB until this article but their mission - from their "About Us" page - seems important: "The CSB is an independent federal agency charged with investigating chemical incidents to dete
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> To rebuild public trust. Hongoltz-Hetling argues that institutions must respectfully engage with unconventional beliefs and offer inclusive frameworks instead of dismissive critiques. No, we don't need "inclusive frameworks
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> The FDA adopted a stricter “vaccination regulatory framework” requiring randomized controlled trials for new boosters aimed at low-risk populations. Do the previous randomized controlled trials meet the new criteria?
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Aren't the vaccines updated regularly? Isn't that the point of the boosters?
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Thank you, I wasn't aware of that definition.

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