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by rendall 2y ago
I really appreciate the attempt here, but these people are convinced and refuse to yield to logical questions, e.g. What is the evidence for a genocide? Gaza Ministry of Health says there is a genocide. You mean Hamas? The people who org
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by rendall 2y ago
> unfortunately, very few Hindus maintain the Vedic fire rites Perhaps now that will change!
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by rendall 2y ago
What do you mean?
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by rendall 2y ago
> China has a lot of really impressive technology and innovation happening. Such as?
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by rendall 2y ago
Please read the community guidelines, arnavpraneet. Specifically: > Assume good faith. And > Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents, and the like. It degrades discussion and is u
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by rendall 2y ago
Yes, but the claim is not "US and Europe is so much ahead of everyone else in tech, space and automation that it's not funny anymore" but that China is. So, while the answer to your question is "of course" it&#x2
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by rendall 2y ago
That is a 14 year old HN post linking to a dead article, the comments on which say things like > This is not the 'hacker news' ranking algorithm, this is the ranking algorithm distributed with 'ARC', which is the ba
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by rendall 2y ago
I'm not sure what's happening with the HN algorithm, but these anti-Israel, non-technology-related posts keep making the front page while e.g. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/security-insider&#x2
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by rendall 2y ago
The article headline is about filming people in public but most of the video examples are not in public, but private spaces like gyms, pubs or work places. These are not the same thing.
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by rendall 2y ago
Despite advancements, China still relies on key technologies from other countries, such as semiconductor manufacturing, where the U.S., Taiwan, and South Korea are leaders. The U.S. and other countries maintain a strong lead in original inn
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by rendall 2y ago
Seems to me Slack has a plugin or two that can email Slack messages. If it's a big enough issue, install one of those?
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by rendall 2y ago
This is fascinating. I had no idea there could be different grades of fire. Does anyone know the theological basis for the different numbers of purification rituals for each fire? For instance, why is the potter's fire purified 61 time
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by rendall 2y ago
That was an amazing read. So, what is likely to happen now? Does your discovery become canon? If so, is it a slow process? There won't be a schism of some kind over this, will there?
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by rendall 2y ago
It seems to have been removed some time in the last year: https://web.archive.org/web/20230701000000*/https://scholar....
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by rendall 2y ago
Are we finding it surprising because academia has changed, becoming more corrupt? Or was it always corrupt, but only now coming to light with more awareness? In any case, this is unsustainable. Our civilization relies on academe to help und
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by rendall 2y ago
> If I'm understanding correctly [something else] This is incorrect.
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by rendall 2y ago
> JWTs provide zero advantage The article presents opaque session tokens - a key to a database table entry that is looked up with every request - as so clearly superior to JWTs as not to be a choice really, because session tokens are s
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by rendall 2y ago
I tried to find more information about the specific ordinance that the city cited to be able to order someone to build a fence. Seems strange, a city government behaving like an HOA. What is the possible reason for such an ordinance that wo
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by rendall 2y ago
> Larson maps out what skills make the top 1% of engineering execs stand out from the top 50%. Does anyone know what metrics were used here to sort engineering execs into tiers? I didn't see this discussed in the article at all. I
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by rendall 2y ago
Binding a session to client details like IP addresses and user agents requires enough fiddling that it's no longer the no brainer to use session tokens over JWTs that the article makes out, is my point.
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by rendall 2y ago
While I could agree with the sentiment "consider using opaque auth tokens instead of JWTs in most use cases" I can't get behind the opinion-presented-as-factual-statement tone of the article. There are valid use cases to offl
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by rendall 2y ago
Well, I imagine, if we're taking the opinion of the article as fact, Auth0 must be able to scale to enterprise levels, i.e. have so many long-tail accounts that it approaches Facebook/Google scale.
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by rendall 2y ago
I have heard this theory before, as well.
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by rendall 2y ago
Bangs still work e.g. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=duckduckgo+search+not+working+!g
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by rendall 2y ago
> Not cheating... is an altruistic action. Wow that's dark.
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by rendall 2y ago
> My goal here is to inform people of the ongoing genocide No. You're goal is to mis inform people with a dangerous, mean, and genocidal lie. Why you would do such an evil thing is an open question. That you and others like you s
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by rendall 2y ago
> How can you call the Nakba a myth? Not exactly what I said. I said you should understand why pro-Israelis consider it to be a myth. You don't have to agree, but at least understand the arguments. You say you're not smart,
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by rendall 2y ago
> I just don't believe in the idea collective blame > -- with plenty of blame to go around to various parties on all sides. These two statements are contradictory and non-sequiturs. Apparently Arabs are not to be assigned col
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by rendall 2y ago
> You however refused to engage with that argument. Claiming that I wasn’t making any coherent arguments. The thing is, I’m not making those arguments, legal experts are. I’m simply appealing to authority on the matter, and there is an
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by rendall 2y ago
>> there are no arguments that are both rational and anti-Israel. > This seems like a leap of logic. a) There are no illegitimate states b) Israel is unique and unquestionable ...<then non-sequiturs about South Africa and Rho

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