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selecsosi
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Why would you type the wrong letter when you mean the other one? Authentication means proving what something says it is, authorization is allowing someone to do something. The concepts are different so it's not like a dial you are turn
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This gels so much with my experience, thank you for sharing. The lack of down-regulation is exhausting at times. Your work on gratitude mirrors my experience as besides that and some psychedelic experiences to help process from a less traum
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2y ago
AuthN and AuthZ are appropriate and succinct ways to express the concerns when brevity is required
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That is exactly my perceived experience and has been useful to me to read but I have immense difficulties spelling. Essentially can speed ready by shape and contextual grammar clues but cannot form the internal shape of the word. I had thou
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I have a very similar personal experience. Perchance, are you dyslexic? Part of my applied /intuitive reasoning comes from my inability to perceive direct language but early ability to read based on contextual extraction that applied t
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This gels with my experience (purdue physics/math grad 2011). It also reflected in the composition of staff for the departments. I think to field a robust math department you don't need the staff levels that you do to field a dual
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It depends on the resolution of the timestamp. With 1000s of posts a second coming in, the fallback would be that it is at the same "timestamp" and then we fallback to a greater identifier. My guess is that the resolution of the t
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2y ago
They could be using something like application generated time sortable UUID7s or some other sortable key https://uuid7.com/ [edit] CreatedAt timestamp could be something from the client when the post is submitted or tagged
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2y ago
The only constant is that things will change, good architecture accommodates by only making the necessary decisions to provide safety and usability with the hooks and studs to build what's needed now.
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I think the problem is that you are also trying to represent the biases of directionality in the connection e.g.: [-1,0,1]. In the adjacency matrix, if you store the sign (direction) of the edge, then I think that would map fairly isomorphi
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Momentum can be a gift or a curse. Keeping average speed above 0 is often a more important metric than top speed when you are trying to go far
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This would be fun to wire up into django middleware for some quick VM binding for react frontends. Appreciate the approach, as other's have said kudos and keep up the good work! Any work in this space to help alleviate the boilerplate
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Burnout Assessment Tool for Identifying / Prevention
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You are going down the path of theoretical particle physics! It is the ultimate question of that to answer what is the fundamental element that makes up matter and what should we "name" that has a useful property that can either b
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I would argue we utilize symmetry of rotation and balance along with holding a blade at a fixed point (laythe) or rolling hot metal between two bodies (ball bearings), the avantage / creation of that was one of the crucial advances of
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Not to say this addresses the concern but in that case a computation system is being driven by a pure line signal (the power) and is ultimately both dependant on that for operation, and requires a high level of stability of that line to be
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Your experience matches my own with TA'ing being a fertile training ground for solving problems from a variety of perspectives on your toes. I also appreciate your resultant interview approach with which I've also found great succ
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A specific but satisfying use case, my apt building was being stingy* with handing out RFID tokens so I used it to copy and program a cheap RFID token for lending to a trusted visitor. * Stingy => security protocols that I agree with in
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Beam divergence, while happening at greater rate not in a vacuum, is a property of how photons propagate, so it's not something that can be eliminated
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Many years ago, I used the python kernel / API to build a headless asset production pipeline for creating custom 1080p photo slideshows from user images set to produced music. The entire project took less than a month from keyframe gen
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As part of the definition of the monad it includes "applying" computation on the underlying dataset (wrapping and then applying a function is defined). The mondad also defines the resultant type of the operation (unwrapping) and s
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Being _hyper_ reductionist, the standard model of physics, which describes, to an extremely high degree, the interaction (creation, elimination, and chance of one thing turning into another) of particles that constitute "stuff" (m
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Not for sqlserver, but for postgres working w/ python, the psycopg library has a API for getting the bound parameter expression https://www.psycopg.org/docs/cursor.html#cursor.mogrify Most of this I would expect t
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One of my favorite research projects on the subject. This research publication from the 2014 siggraph conference covers a ML backed design optimization approach to design novel paper airplanes designs, and simulate flight paths. [Research]:
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Also as someone with a physics degree, it's difficult for me to think of taking courses beyond sophomore year that didn't involve SVD to some extent or were using proximal solution strategies (solid but not crazy tough public stat
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Hear, hear
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I don't think he was arguing against paying taxes, I think he was arguing that there are _some_ transactions which it is reasonable to expect both a level of privacy, as well as obscurity to the government for purposes of dissent or la
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Thank you for doing the often uncomfortable act of reminding people of the historical facts and record vs. revisionist subjectivists. There is plenty of historical record and primary sources to back your line of discussion here. You're
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It was similar at Purdue in the 2000s
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I've always appreciated the approach taken by https://www.aosabook.org/en/index.html which has different depths of analysis and scope and gives the user the option of diving into different types of programs. I usu
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