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Landscape of Language Model Watermarks(axhoover.com)
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Back to Starbucks: An open letter for all partners, customers and stakeholders [pdf](s203.q4cdn.com)
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"Powered by ", or the phenomenon of web software buttons (2019)(baturin.org)
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by noleary 2y ago
That bit about auto-generating BOMs is awesome. Any chance you've thought about supporting the engineer with cost-saving recommendations? I met a bunch of aerospace engineers a long time ago -- thinking about working on a software prod
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Trying hard not to capture value: lifetime value of a generous free tier(ssoready.com)
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by noleary 2y ago
I think this is one of the pernicious things about OKR-type organizational planning. Companies get so fixated on generating results -- quick wins -- that they kind of flail around doing stuff that gets measured on a dashboard. For what it&#
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Green Lights and Red Lines: Responding to Iran's Election Hacking(lawfaremedia.org)
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Why Rust?(rerun.io)
25 points by noleary 2y ago|5 comments
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by noleary 2y ago
(Read this really quickly and bookmarked for a deeper read later.) This part really caught my attention: > That's an improvement of 100x for write and ingestion speed, and 35x for memory overhead! Where'd you guys get
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by noleary 2y ago
> The molecule, DDL-920, works differently from recent FDA-approved drugs for Alzheimer’s disease such as lecanemab and aducanumab, which remove harmful plaque that accumulates in the brains of Alzheimer’s disease patients. While removin
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'Open source has my whole heart: I want it to have yours too'(sungwc.substack.com)
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by noleary 2y ago
Nice! I was looking for pretty much exactly this a few weeks (months?) ago. Drove me nuts that everyone wanted to bury my link behind some link shortener and make me pay to keep the redirect pointed to the right place. Ended up writing an a
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Security is not an encryption problem(securityis.substack.com)
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by noleary 2y ago
I can identify basically three criticisms of my argument in your post. (1) That I assume companies never have market power. (2) That I suppose "market power" implies monopoly (3) That my example was cherry-picked. 1. I did no such
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by noleary 2y ago
Hm, that seems like a misrepresentation of what I'm saying. I specifically meant that the previous commenter made me think of mandates. I run a company that makes SAML SSO software. I've thought quite extensively about SAML SSO. S
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by noleary 2y ago
Oh cool! We have pretty much the same thing
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by noleary 2y ago
I would agree that this cost-plus pricing structure applies in some cases. Some companies definitely want to constrain the universe of SSO users. But this will usually show up in pricing structures with SSO as a relatively inexpensive add-o
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by noleary 2y ago
This is a solid objection that I hadn't considered before! Why isn't SAML SSO mandated (either literally or my convention)? Practically speaking, as someone who spends all day trying to convince developers to implement SAML SSO,
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An admittedly wandering defense of the SSO tax(ssoready.com)
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by noleary 2y ago
What kinds of job roles are you guys generally most successful with?
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by noleary 2y ago
This is a really cool idea, thanks for sharing. I don't have that much free time these days, but I was thinking of trying a similar-but-different project not too long ago. I wanted to make a bit of an open source tool to pull down usef
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No one cares about your startup(ssoready.com)
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by noleary 2y ago
Cool idea! Am personally too scarred from taking analysis back in college to participate :)
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by noleary 2y ago
This is a really thoughtful comment -- thanks for sharing. Will read through this again and think more carefully about it later today.
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by noleary 2y ago
Thank you for letting us know! Are you still unable to use https://ssoready.com/docs ?
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by noleary 2y ago
Yes. LMK any thoughts on how we compare. Eager to see where we can improve.
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by noleary 2y ago
We think BoxyHQ does a nice job. We prefer our approach for basically two reasons: 1. BoxyHQ wants you to do SAML-over-OAuth. We support this -- especially for NextAuth compatibility. But we don't think it's always helpful. 2. We
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by noleary 2y ago
I should have been a little more careful in my phrasing. Certainly some number of people care about data quality. The motivation for the project came from my own personal experience -- it was a product that I really wanted. Our positionin
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by noleary 2y ago
In nearly all cases, I think companies should charge money for products. I even wrote a blog post about this years ago that was popular on Hacker News: https://cranberryblog.substack.com/p/a-simple-argument-for-i... So
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by noleary 2y ago
You might turn out to be right! Only time will tell.

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