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hnbad
2y ago
It's an emoji. On my machine it renders in color and in the same style as other emojis. There are a number of emojis that use pre-existing Unicode glyphs. If I remember correctly there are control characters to opt-in/opt-out of e
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2y ago
While it's a fun meme, if you actually look at the list, the inciting incidents are usually (accusations of) police violence/overreach, reforms to cut labor protections, welfare or public education, and Israeli military operations
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hnbad
2y ago
Did HN start allowing emojis or did that one slip through the cracks because it pre-dates the inclusion of Japanese emojis?
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hnbad
2y ago
The brain seems to do 90% error correction. Once you learn how human vision actually works it seems miraculous that it works at all.
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2y ago
Well, rich and poor people are equally subject to tracking when they travel in their private jets. That seems fair. They can use untracked modes of travel like public transit or cars. We're okay with tracking planes. It's unclear
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2y ago
Being rich doesn't compel you to use private jets for travel. There are plenty other modes of transportation available. In fact, I'd argue being rich affords you a greater choice.
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2y ago
I'd say at that point it's essentially compensation for personal suffering. Yes, BYOIP as a feature does not seem complex enough to warrant paying for an Entperise license. But the kind of customers who need BYOIP (especially if t
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2y ago
I haven't had the (dis)pleasure of working with leaded solder myself so I'm going by anecdotes but lead-free solder seems to have a higher melting point so presumably it's easier to damage components through overheating when
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2y ago
Did you read the blog post? It doesn't include the entire correspondence so it's not clear how explicit Cloudflare was about this but the Enterprise plan they were trying to upsell them includes BYOIP. It's clear to me that C
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2y ago
By using the token to access the userinfo endpoint of the OIDC API? Yes, some info is encoded in the token already but that's why OIDC includes that endpoint unlike OAuth2 (which was authorization only even if it was often used for aut
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2y ago
The point is that when logging in with AzureAD your app needs to talk to AzureAD using OIDC but JWT is an implementation detail of that specifically and there's no reason this means you need to or should be using JWT throughout the res
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2y ago
ROHS solder, aka lead-free solder, is more difficult to work with so "worse", sure, but on the flip side you don't inhale lead fumes which accumulate in your body (i.e. will never leave your body) and have the delayed effect
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2y ago
More importantly, just because tattoo ink is regulated doesn't mean discount tattoo parlors don't use cheap imports or old surplus that don't meet regulations. There are tattoo parlors that will tattoo intoxicated people (whi
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2y ago
AzureAD is built around OIDC. Yes, the tokens use JWT but that can be treated as an implementation detail. The mechanism here is OIDC, not specifically JWT. The tokens can be treated as mostly opaque. Also in that case you aren't usi
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2y ago
While I think there might be valid arguments to support that claim, that blog post hardly qualifies. The author runs a gambling site and while the way Cloudflare handled the situation (according to the author) could certainly be improved, t
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2y ago
Well, first of all, you should definitely consider biking some places rather than taking a car, EV or not. Even e-bikes are more energy efficient than most other modes of transport. There's also nothing that could really convince you i
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2y ago
This doesn't address auth(orization), i.e. "permissions", and it also introduces worse usability for non-native speakers. "Sign in" and "sign up" are hard to distinguish for some demographics (especially n
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2y ago
It also can't be overstated that Balfour himself was a staunch racist and antisemite. His motivation for passing the Declaration was at least in part the idea that if the UK gives the Jews their own country, the UK will have a powerful
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2y ago
Way to bury the lede of OP running a gambling site and doing a ton of shenanigans to make it legal in different jurisdictions. I understand why you might think you shouldn't lead with that but it puts the entire response from Cloudflar
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2y ago
Counterpoint: driving two screens is something a $500 Windows laptop could easily do years ago so Apple offering a "pro" MBP that can't do this is a surprising choice especially when other MBP laptops have been able to do so
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2y ago
This is just the same old disproven "hard times lead to strong men, strong men lead to good times, good times lead to weak men, weak men lead to hard times" nonsense. If you paid any attention to what the talking heads driving the
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2y ago
It sounds like they had weren't looking for any specific person (just anyone on "the watchlist") and they were simply mass processing faces to find potential matches. Let's ignore the privacy implications as not all coun
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2y ago
The problem is that this technology is not sold that way, it's sold as a way to detect shoplifters. It's also extremely important how the result is phrased and presented: even "80% chance that is is a known shoplifter" s
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2y ago
I think it's important to understand that being an adult doesn't magically make you immune to this. I wonder how many people's childhood memories are heavily shaped by retellings of other people and photographs or videos. The
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2y ago
Here's a video that demonstrates LIS (Italian Sign Language) after a short intro in (spoken) Italian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Y2a8WZDOo&t=30 It doesn't seem significantly different from other sign la
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2y ago
I guess the (unanswerable?) question is whether they lack abstractions in general or merely lack the specific abstractions. Based on what we know about the stages of infant brain development, they clearly possess the ability to create abstr
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2y ago
Actually being recognized as a state literally only requires all relevant states to acknowledge that they recognize you as a state. The reason for any state to do so is primarily political. If this is a lesson on anything it's that Isr
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2y ago
> The belief is that as sovereign nations, they can hold their own people accountable, and no one else should have the right to hold them accountable instead. There is no such thing as a sovereign nation in the modern age. Even if you ig
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> Both the Great Famine and the 1942-1943 famines were politically caused, the first by communism and the latter by Japanese invasion. The Great Famine wasn't caused "by communism", it was caused by incompetence. Mao rejec
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2y ago
This neatly fits into the history of economies as described by Graeber in Debt : in a close knit society gift economies are a logical extension of how families share resources so barter or trade only really arose when different societies h
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