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by ucarion 4y ago
yup, I got it backwards!
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by ucarion 4y ago
It's a bit outdated to think this rigidly about things, but when a subject has one shoulder higher than the other, tilting the head toward the higher shoulder is historically considered a more "masculine" pose, and toward the
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by ucarion 4y ago
The same CGPM 2022 conference also resolved to give standard prefix names for 10 to the 27 and 30: power prefix symbol 10^27 ronna R 10^−27 ronto r 10^30 quetta Q 10^−30 quecto q c.f. https:&#x2
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by ucarion 4y ago
I'm skeptical of use of TODO in general, because we rarely know what the future portends. To say "TODO" is to assert what must be done in the future, when in reality all we can typically say is "NOTDOING". That said
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by ucarion 5y ago
Some more details of the differences between this new db and tzdb are available here: https://github.com/JodaOrg/global-tz#rationale
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by ucarion 5y ago
Having the option for users to exclusively belong to organizations would be nice. It makes implementing tenant boundaries, and avoiding cross-account broken access control, much easier.
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by ucarion 5y ago
Love this, and love that there's more going on in this space. Three questions: 1. SAML? 2. SCIM? 3. In your domain model, do users belong-to organizations? Or is it a has-and-belongs-to-many sort of deal? Can I configure that?
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by ucarion 5y ago
I'm curious what kind of tooling you developed as part of this process. It seems, from the linked YouTube video, like individuals were actively monitoring the data produced from the exfiltration attack. How did you go from the raw data
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by ucarion 5y ago
They may be working on it already. Such a product would take awhile to create. It was only in September of this year that Clickhouse was spun out of Yandex and quickly raised a Series A + B.
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by ucarion 5y ago
Section 3 of the linked Parfit article touches on the notion that Rawls's distinction is mostly one of framing, not of actual recommendations: "Third, Rawls regards Utilitarians as his main opponents. At the level of theory, he ma
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by ucarion 5y ago
There's a great Seinfeld cold open about the magnetism men feel toward construction work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP8vExQYxus
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by ucarion 5y ago
Might make more sense to link to the blog post, instead of its underlying markdown in GitHub? https://clickhouse.com/blog/en/2021/clickhouse-inc/
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by ucarion 5y ago
Living in the middle of nowhere is probably a better survival strategy, FWIW. In the event that the US is attacked, ICBM silos act as a nuclear sponge -- things adversaries have to blow up, lest we fire back using them. ABMs are targets too
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by ucarion 5y ago
It's an (old) ABM (Anti-Ballistic Missile), not ICBM (Intercontinental Ballistic Missile) silo. ABMs shoot down incoming ICBMs.
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How do I maintain referential integrity?(github.com)
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by ucarion 5y ago
What's the consistency model for operations against your API? When my backend grants a user access to some resource, will all subsequent permission checks immediately grant that access? If not, how are user signups supposed to work? If
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by ucarion 5y ago
The (public) name of the implementation is the unique identifier of the contract in most systems, so I think your "Right Answer" is roughly the status quo?
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by ucarion 5y ago
Perhaps I should clarify: rfc9001 normatively refers to rfc9000 (and vice versa). There are cyclical references between RFCs, so there isn't any topological ordering. It works out because RFCs convey ideas, not code. The authors and ed
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by ucarion 5y ago
Yeah, they form a "cluster" of documents: https://www.rfc-editor.org/cluster_info.php?cid=C430 , so that the earlier-numbered RFCs can reference later ones. For instance, rfc9000 normatively refers to rfc9001 and r
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by ucarion 6y ago
> Of course, if the argument is simply that it tends to be more challenging to manage performance of GraphQL APIs simply because GraphQL APIs tend to offer a lot more functionality than REST APIs, then of course I agree, but that's
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by ucarion 6y ago
How do you square this: > You can’t share a Zapier integration universally. With then plugging Autocode? How is an Autocode integration any more universal than a Zapier one? Also, how are you building the code for the various integration
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by ucarion 6y ago
This is a neat idea! Harder than it sounds, but y'all seem to have most of the aspects of the problem in mind already. My employer (Segment) has something similar to Diahook (as I understand it) at its core: https://segment.
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by ucarion 6y ago
Let me make sure I understand you: I think you're talking about accurate attribution of clickstream analytics to particular users, in the face of spoofed data from clients? And then, connecting the dots a bit, spoofed clickstream event
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by ucarion 6y ago
Why aren't all the existing products in ETL-for-marketers space already the answer to the question you pose? Most companies have a users table, and there are a ton of products that can, without code, ETL a users table into all sorts of
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by ucarion 6y ago
Okta and Auth0 have mostly been serving the opposite ends of enterprise login, with Okta starting to take on Auth0 (and not so much the other way around). Okta mostly handles being the "enterprise database of users + gateway to your en
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by ucarion 6y ago
It's really hard to get the same perceived color out of a screen (which shines combinations of R, G, and B at your eyes) versus a physical thing (which reflects a subset of the sun's radiation into your eyes). The way we do this o
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by ucarion 6y ago
Yeah. Maybe it was a bit unclear, but when I used the term "undefined behavior" I think I meant exactly what "free-for-all" means in your sentence.
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by ucarion 6y ago
Not exactly, unfortunately. The text you cite is in the introduction, which is non-normative. That text talks about the conceptual data model, but that's just to frame the reader's thinking. The normative text has the "real&q
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by ucarion 6y ago
Two questions: 1. Why use this over AWS Cognito? 2. Any intention to manage authorization as well?
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by ucarion 6y ago
The guidelines are pretty simple. Congress can admit a state by simple majority. https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/articleiv#section3 As to what you consider a "false positive" state, that's a pol

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