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grassfedgeek
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JWT can be short-lived, for example 1 hour. Then on each request if the token is nearing expiration you decide whether to extend it or not, and if so return a replacement JWT with extended expiration. With a short-lived JWT you don't n
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The US is best understood as a land of opportunity: a country with a strong economy and a population that is diverse in race, culture, and background. Wouldn't those people be better off moving back to the country of their immigrant an
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It will destroy the United States as a leading economy and superpower. Think about it: China draws mainly on the talents of the best of its billion+ population. But America has had its pick of the best of the world's 8 billion people.
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I think 1% wealth tax should be a replacement for income tax. That way only the wealthy will pay taxes.
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In some countries a major party has succeeded in convincing a majority of voters to vote against their self interest by leveraging "red meat" topics such as abortion, jesus and guns.
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> All German car companies are idiots. Or maybe they understand from experience that physical buttons are better? When you can't take your eyes off the road, buttons you can feel with your fingers are better. That's easy to u
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> It's ok to want to stick to the past; but don't drag others back who want to move towards the future. Did you read the article about how Mercedes-Benz is bringing back physical controls? So in your opinion are they dragging
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> That's because it's not your computer, it is Microsoft's ;-) I think it is because allowing the key to be disabled will make Microsoft look dumb for adding the key in the first place!
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Even a great UI requires you to take eyes off the road.
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I hope Elon Musk can take a lesson from Mercedes. Tesla went in the other direction: there are barely any physical buttons to remove, so they removed the stalks for signaling and even for changing gear! You have to use the touch screen to s
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With Windows Update what I really want is control over reboot. Don't automatically reboot, instead let me save documents, close applications and reboot manually. "Pausing" updates doesn't do that, and could be dangerous
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The credit for DeepSeek, in part, goes to US companies such as OpenAI [1] and DeepSeek [2]. Portions of DeepSeek are based on their products. [1] https://www.reuters.com/world/china/openai-accuses-deepseek-... [2]
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Are you kidding? Ask this question and see what answer you get: What famous photo depicts a man standing in front of a line of tanks?
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In the chat box I typed my SSN is "123-45-6789". It filled it in in the wrong box (4 Exemptions). What problem is this solving? Isn't it easy enough to just click in the correct box and type the values? How does this compare
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https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/04/30/technology/openai-tr... Excerpt: Savitt jasked Musk if his artificial intelligence company, xAI, had ever “distilled” technology from OpenAI. “Generally A.I.
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Elon Musk says his xAI startup's models were partially trained on OpenAI's tech
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