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by hnzix 4y ago
> OpenId Connect performs the login Doesn't this presume that the third-party app supports OIDC? Which again makes it dependant on the vendors, not Okta.
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by hnzix 4y ago
Okta's primary use case is for enterprise orgs with dozens or hundreds of third party apps that need to be integrated. You use modern auth with the 90% of apps that support it. But there are almost always a couple of legacy apps that a
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by hnzix 4y ago
SCIM integration is for legacy apps that don't support modern auth. I'm not an expert, but I believe Okta is essentially filling in the legacy app's login page automatically. By definition this action requires a password to b
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by hnzix 4y ago
Wasn't <f3> the conventional shortcut for app search back in the DOS days? So it makes sense in a backwards compatible way, while still being an annoying anachronism.
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by hnzix 4y ago
If you find a good niche, you can remote work 3 days a week on a developer salary and still make more than many professions would full time. It takes deliberate effort to setup but it's very achievable. That leaves you with 4 days a we
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by hnzix 4y ago
I use CloudFlare's 1.1.1.1 DNS to mitigate my ISP tracking the domains I visit. They have an iPhone app too. I don't know enough about the space to say whether it's 100% effective.
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by hnzix 4y ago
Wouldn't a VPN also prevent traffic sniffing if you're connected via a public wi-fi point?
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by hnzix 4y ago
The median programmer provides much more value than the median artist. An economy is not a society. There is more to the human experience than "number goes up".
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by hnzix 4y ago
There's nothing particularly magical about craft. Craft is a process that most people can learn. But art is not craft. The magic of art is in the artist's taste and personality. Until AI has a sense of good taste and can carefully
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by hnzix 4y ago
And the Romans divided sexual acts more into active/passive. Thus homosexuality was reasonably acceptable if you were topping, while heterosexual cunnilingus was frowned upon.
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by hnzix 4y ago
> I mainly go through recruiters (who do take a cut, but worth it for me). Recruiters can be great to avoid the networking dance. Make sure to look at salary surveys so you have a ballpark for pay, ask the recruiter what % cut they are
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by hnzix 4y ago
Platform lockin. Oracle enterprise pricing is eye watering.
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by hnzix 4y ago
Fascinating writeup, but did you just call my Scrum master a crypto-fascist? In seriousness though, I would subscribe to your podcast.
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by hnzix 5y ago
"They're made out of... meat? " https://mediachomp.com/theyre-made-out-of-meat-sci-fi-short-...
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by hnzix 5y ago
Speaking as a cyclist of many years, maybe the system is just modelling human drivers a little too accurately.
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by hnzix 5y ago
Strip away the frilly language and the message is "democracy went down the toilet when women and poors started voting because they don't swing libertarian".
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by hnzix 5y ago
Be careful to talk with your doc about Prednisolone's potential long term effects on bone density. It's great as a quick fix though.
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by hnzix 5y ago
GenZ memes are much different to the venerable lolcat/Scumbag Steve format. They are often wackier and absurdist as opposed to pop-culture-referential. They're self-referential. It's not wrong it's just different. There&
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by hnzix 5y ago
I mean, this is kind of how microservices should be done. Start with a MVP monolith then carve off microservices if needed (performance or large team size). The problem is when the lead dev has been huffing the architecture paint too hard a
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by hnzix 5y ago
> It's a pretty obvious conclusion to anyone who has worked in both environments, or have had to migrate from one to the other, so it's not particularly insightful. It should be obvious, but apparently it's not. So many
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by hnzix 5y ago
In cryptoland, Cardano is built on Haskell. This does create a barrier to entry compared to say a Javascript-esque language.
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by hnzix 5y ago
Isn't that Stoicism though?
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by hnzix 5y ago
Metamucil can draw water into the lower intestine, which is terrible for some forms of IBS-D. Fibre is worth a try but it's not a magic bullet and can actually cause flares in some people.
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by hnzix 5y ago
Warning - garlic and onions can be terrible for those with IBS triggered by FODMAPs.
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by hnzix 5y ago
The book is like that too. Actually a fantastic read and a highly recommended portal into the dawn of modernity, but jeez it could use some editing.
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by hnzix 5y ago
The algo loves some ragebait. I ruthlessly remove bad recs and yet I watch one self-help video and suddenly the algo shows me far-right suggestions.
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by hnzix 5y ago
Good vintage, needs a [2003]. It would be hilarious if the lawsuits were still hanging around.
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by hnzix 5y ago
From TFA: But for many South Koreans, the homegrown Netflix series is not just riveting entertainment. Behind the violence and horror, it has captured long-held anxieties and brought them to life on screen. It has also sparked a debate in
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by hnzix 5y ago
It's possible to comment on something without overexplaining it using voiceovers and exposition. It's a recurring theme in Korean media eg Parasite and Snowpiercer .
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by hnzix 5y ago
> I have yet to see any scientific evidence supporting AIP. The food elimination diet is very scientific - you add items back in one at a time to test if they cause a negative reaction to your particular physiology.

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