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by kyrra 2y ago
Do you have links to back up this argument? Anyone that actually cited the parts of th law and and explained how scotus got it wrong?
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by kyrra 2y ago
But whose expertise. The problem is that with every change in the administration, The rules change because there are new experts that interpret the rules in a different way. Chevron deference led to instability of understanding what the law
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by kyrra 2y ago
SCOTUS is governed by the constitution. All congress has control over is the purse (money paid to the justices), number of justices, and appointment of justices. SCOTUS rules are set out in Article III. If congress wants to change the ru
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by kyrra 2y ago
I believe he makes some good arguments that we really still need both, but HTML could be more powerful and allow for less JS. This is a good essay on the topic: https://htmx.org/essays/when-to-use-hypermedia/ Defi
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by kyrra 2y ago
I thought the 2.0.0 release was a bit of a joke from the BigSkyDev conference, as he was doing stuff like this: https://twitter.com/htmx_org/status/1799661735781261592 There's even some sweet ascii art on the
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by kyrra 2y ago
Scotus rejects a lot of cases due to standing. Sometimes it takes arguments from all parties for that conclusion to be met. People (and the press) regularly misinterpret what a scotus ruling means because they don't dive into the techn
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by kyrra 2y ago
I agree. :-D
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by kyrra 2y ago
(googler, opinions are my own. I work in this space). There are 2 apps here, and their functionality varies by country. Google Wallet is more closely tied into the OS to handle tap-and-pay functionality. In the US (and most of the world)
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by kyrra 2y ago
I think this is the big thing, they did this and were unable to publicly explain why they did it. If you are going to do something like this, you should have your ducks in a row and be ready to defend it.
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by kyrra 2y ago
Googler, opinions are my own. I know nothing about this space. I would hope the Go team collaborated with GCP and Drive, as hosting malicious files is something Google has to deal with all the time. This isn't much different from other
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by kyrra 2y ago
The impact here is XSS or possible RCE for electron. > In applications that embed PDF.js, the impact is potentially even worse. If no mitigations are in place (see below), this essentially gives an attacker an XSS primitive on the domain
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by kyrra 2y ago
This is powered by Google Play Services (aka: gmscore). https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/9037938?hl=en
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by kyrra 3y ago
The currently linked site is just a forum post, which links to Instagram, which is a screenshot of a discord chat. Instagram has the screenshots at least: https://www.instagram.com/sloan_spencer_author/p/C48JN_Trvx
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by kyrra 3y ago
I think the point here is that we don't know either way, so maybe we shouldn't attribute it all specifically to COVID. When we were told to act like hypochondriacs for a year or 2, it shifted behavior. COVID was the devil virus an
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Rumble Cloud(rumble.cloud)
1 points by kyrra 3y ago|0 comments
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by kyrra 3y ago
Cloud cares about performance per watt (when you are effectively running a small powerplant). Threadripper absolutely dominate in this space. https://youtu.be/yDEUOoWTzGw?si=RoA5HLGRSPzrsamX&t=6m
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by kyrra 3y ago
My issue is that this could be applied very broadly: > (B) a covered company that— > (i) is controlled by a foreign adversary; and > (ii) that is determined by the President to present a significant threat to the national security
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by kyrra 3y ago
The actual bill is here: https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/7521 And I think the interesting bit is what is considered a covered company: https://www.congress.gov/bill&#x2
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by kyrra 3y ago
There is little/no price pressure on universities. * Many/most loads are backed by the government. * Government doesn't put any restrictions on the amount of the loan. * Colleges are paid regardless if a student is unable to
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by kyrra 3y ago
By second book, do you mean the SWE book? https://abseil.io/resources/swe-book It was written by titans with the SWE ladder at Google, fairly disconnected from the SRE book.
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by kyrra 3y ago
China-based Google Searched canceled over employee revolt: https://www.theverge.com/2018/11/27/18114285/google-employee... Google cancels contract with DoD after employees are upset about it: https:&#x2
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by kyrra 3y ago
2 problems not talked about here that are things I've had to deal with: 1) Month/Quarter close. While this post talks about the account ledger, when you start dealing with a public company that has to report numbers, you have hard
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by kyrra 3y ago
"for the right reason" When companies have a choice to build in other countries then import product into the US, they will do that cost benefit analysis. If a country overly regulates and industry, it will just be made elsewhere.
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by kyrra 3y ago
Can we blame Vic still? (He obviously convinced Larry and Sergey)
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by kyrra 3y ago
Googler, opinions are my own. I wasn't at Google during the reader shutdown, but after being here at 8 years, I now understand why things shut down so often. Google has a lot of shared infra and they are always doing forced migrations
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by kyrra 3y ago
(googler, opinions are my own.) I agree that this seems poorly worded. It does seem the GPay app in the US has been deprecated. Meaning all functionality is either going away or migrating elsewhere. This would impact iOS and Android. Wallet
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by kyrra 3y ago
This seems to have been posted the same time as Reddit released their S-1 on going public: https://www.redditinc.com/blog/reddit-files-registration-sta...
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by kyrra 3y ago
The primary announcement in here: > Changes to peer-to-peer payments: As of June 4, 2024, you will no longer be able to send, request or receive money from others through the U.S. version of the Google Pay app.
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Simplifying our payment apps in the U.S.(blog.google)
4 points by kyrra 3y ago|5 comments
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by kyrra 3y ago
When the government takes over a bank, they get that all the assets that go with it. Yes, at first the FDIC will pay out of its own coffers. But then the FED will liquidate all assets at the bank and recoup much of their payouts. And the fd

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