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by eximius 8y ago
Somewhat random thought: is Challenge-Response sufficient or should it be 'Challenge-Challenge-Response' so that the client only answers a challenge it requested? Otherwise, what's to stop an XSS attack on page A from effecti
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by eximius 8y ago
There are two methods, IIRC. `get` and `create`. Everything is done with Challenge/Response with the browser handling the Private Stuff. It's hard to mess up, at a glance. You ask the browser to create an asymetric key pair. It re
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by eximius 8y ago
SWE = Software Engineer SE = Staff Engineer DA = Data Analyst STA = Software Test Automation Harvest Exchange, Houston, TX (hvst.com) We provide digital content marketing, reader analytics, and serve as a communications/content distrib
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by eximius 8y ago
My car does. Whether that's connected to the cruise control system is an open question.
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by eximius 8y ago
I'm supposed to trust someone about design when they have that horrid yellow background? /s Jokes aside, I was skeptical but I think the (2nd to last) result is really good. I see a lot of the logic behind it and I could get used
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by eximius 8y ago
Or even just `allFilms.edges[6]` - just represent the max or size of the list.
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by eximius 8y ago
Just a random shot in the dark but I imagine that you need variable pitch blades (in addition to or instead of gears) because gears would only regulate the speed of the turbine, but not the force exerted by the wind on the blade. Put it int
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by eximius 8y ago
Sounds like you're just rounding up from 99.999%.
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by eximius 8y ago
Not unless there is legislation preventing cars from being told to drive above the limit. I set my adaptive cruise control over the limit so I catch up to the car in front of me, for example.
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by eximius 8y ago
In their slides: > Work until completion, not just to your hours Sorry, but no. If I wanted to work more, I'd get paid hourly.
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by eximius 8y ago
Ah, but the success of Facebook inspired and led to Twitter. So, while Twitter has perhaps done more harm, Facebook is responsible.
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by eximius 8y ago
So people are complaining that whiteboarding is the wrong way to interview. That we don't discover if they can write and maintain complex software system, instead focusing on 'trivia'. I don't disagree (I think that the
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by eximius 8y ago
Surprised that nutrition depletion isn't on here. Fewer micronutrients by vol/mass mean you eat more macros to get the same nutrition, meaning more calories and fat.
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by eximius 8y ago
For how long?
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by eximius 8y ago
50 states, probably. ;) Edit: assuming a very US-centric dataset...
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by eximius 8y ago
`let` rebinds. If there isn't a `let`, it's mutation.
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by eximius 8y ago
oss.fund is also apparently a thing. I think it could be pretty cool to have a donation aggregator, though I'm not sure what it would do differently than what existing places I don't donate to do. Perhaps more transparency? It&#x2
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by eximius 8y ago
Specialization and competitive advantage are a thing. Also, allocating 3% of my developers time is not super useful. That's less than 1 day a month per developer. Far better to allocate 1 developer for X time. By giving cash, you facil
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by eximius 8y ago
> Secondly, why would the JWT continue to grow? I replied to your other comment more completely, but thought this part was worth answering as well. If you are using JWTs for stateless authentication/authorization, you need to includ
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by eximius 8y ago
And you don't understand the purpose of JWTs. No one needed to mention anything about stateless authentication because enabling stateless authentication is the purpose of JWTs [1]. Yes, just store a signed cookie with a random token
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by eximius 8y ago
When you say P2P, it's only in a technical sense of not having centralized servers, right? I don't want to interact with nodes I don't own, for my particular use case.
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by eximius 8y ago
How does this compare with Perkeep (previously Camlistore)? They seem to be very similar, though I haven't made the jump to try either out. What I'd like is integration with on of Perkeep or Syncthing from my freeNAS box to my loc
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by eximius 8y ago
> there are many use cases for sql doesn't mean it should be default Software that is performant and meets multiple use cases makes for a poor default? Give me some concrete examples. But keep in mind that this is a discussion of de
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by eximius 8y ago
What is the purported benefit as opposed to a shorter cookie that is the key for an expiring record in redis that contains whatever session information the JWT would have? And it scales... The JWT would just continue to grow in size and inc
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by eximius 8y ago
> relational DBs are great but should never be the default What??? Relational DBs are the cornerstone of storage for we applications. And with postgres, you can add jsonb columns when you need unstructured. What could possibly be the def
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by eximius 8y ago
We need Bill and Ted now more than ever.
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by eximius 8y ago
Eh, I can buy it. But how many Chinese elites can we find to arrest in North America? Aside from the fact that it's morally reprehensible...
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by eximius 8y ago
Sure, they understand. Then they disapprove and scoff that our leaders don't have the audacity to assert their will anyway. And, in truth, as we've learned with Trump, in many cases they do because it's harder to undo or puni
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by eximius 8y ago
They don't give a shit about their people. We do. That's not going to end well.
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by eximius 8y ago
All this talk of monopoly in this sector of finance makes me wonder how you'd start a service in this space. And it made me realize I have no idea how it works. I swipe (or insert w/ chip) at a POS... which then beamz the transact

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