The time was for speaking about building development codes.
Contrary to what some seem to believe, public discussions are not open-mic night.
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Contrary to what some seem to believe, public discussions are not open-mic night.
Peaceful gatherings are covered.
"I will take as long as I need, to get you to comply. Your resistance doesn't make this go away, it just prolongs the inevitable."
SAML does not require JavaScript to do that.
SAML can.
In general, SAML is complicated because (1) auth is complicated (2) XML is complicated (3) canonicalization/signatures are complicated.
Some of those are unforced errors, some are historical facts.
It can be a challenge sometimes, but not as often as you might think.
I’m sure there are heavy-handed employment contracts that prohibit side work, but hasn’t been a problem in practice.
Yes, there is friction, but if you do it enough, it gets reasonably small.
So technically slightly more.
Then 1-2 day paid work trial.
Interestingly…no one has said no to the trial.
It turns out that people want to derisk their decision just as much, if not more.
Incredible? No.
Just in the instance that was chosen.
It was never given as a fact.
Was literally "in my opinion" speculation. A dumb opinion? Okay. But not statement of fact.
A Iranian military structure was converted into a school.
After conversion, the rest of the naval base remained there (< 100m away).
Missile strikes hit both the base and the adjacent school.
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FYI, it's not unusual for schools to be part of military bases. The U.S. itself operates over a 100. [1]
But AFAIK AWS has only reported data loss in mec1-az2.
Cross-AZ services like S3 should have no data loss, unless there is more damage than AWS has currently published.
> https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/aws-fault-iso...
They are far enough apart that tornados, floods, and fires cannot simultaneously impact multiple.
The surprising thing is that multiple availability zones were bombed simultaneously.
And to my knowledge, they haven’t even yet said 2+ AZs were compromised.
I don’t think I’ve seen them say?
How big was this flood?
Using Opus 4.7-5 is harmful to your health.
Yes...with eventual consistency.
If your process OOMs, if the machine restarts, etc.
Plus some other distributed execution advantages.
> Every H1B that shared their salary with me has been underpaid.
Yes.
A house for 6 people. A guaranteed view. A real kitchen. A remote location. Etc.
E.g. “If it’s raining, the sidewalk is wet.” That statement holds if it’s not raining or the sidewalk is wet.
This is a common occurrence in mathematics, where someone might not be able to unconditionally prove Y, but they can under the condition X. Later, another mathematician might build on this by proving X, thereby transitively proving Y. (Or conversely, they might unconditionally disprove Y, thereby disproving X.)
Many hard problems are answered this way.
For example, Fermat’s Last Theorem was proven assuming the Taniyama-Shimura-Weil Conjecture, then Wiles proved the conjecture.
Thousands of theorems rely on the the unproven Reinmann Hypothesis, which is why it’s so interesting to mathematicians.
But if your precondition is “stupid,” your proof is stupid.
Need to have a 4th string backup (Gemini).