The great thing about there being no organization is that they can just make up whomever they think would be convenient to be in such an organization.

Conspicuously omitted some victims there…

How do they decide someone is antifa? Is it going to be just everyone they don’t like?

Guys, enough. How did I die, and what am I accused of that holds me to this circle of hell?

Jason figured it out? Jason? This is a real low point. Yeah, this one hurts.

Even if he is “getting played”, does he care? He gets what he wants without having to act against his personal interests. If anyone buttering him up wants him to do something bad, Trump himself wouldn’t suffer for it.

The federal conclusion will inevitably be that he was a so-called nihilist violent extremist (NVE)

That is a lot of confidence in the administration to let law enforcement do its job properly and not politicize the findings.

Well if he wants to say that chatgpt can replace even CEOs, then he needs to be the sort of CEO chatgpt could replace

From my experience, a big contributor to their financial success is their unwillingness to recognize any of that.

You don’t have to run fast, just faster than the bear. They just need to be smarter than the investors who aren’t generally all that smart.

While an even smarter person could respond to nuance, then that person loses the investors who cannot follow. So at some point it becomes a liability to be thoughtful and nuanced.

But how would eastern California go? I feel like if states were breaking from the nation, that eastern California is risky to go with the red half.

Of course, eastern California might split off to go red since that half of the state is pretty solidly red…

To the extent you have some food production, that population might be mighty grumpy at being more unambiguously a political minority.

It wouldn’t be pretty…

Unfortunately, the hypothetical blue nation would have a food problem, especially if some red parts of blue states go over. Both such countries would have serious issues.

Yeah:

“The only perpetrator arguably from the Left is Black nationalist Quintez Brown.”

So they did acknowledge it, but kind of gave it a pass because he wasn’t “affiliated with the Democratic Party or any other mainstream reformist, progressive or leftist organisation”.

I think it’s still a bit up in the air about whether Tyler Robinson had a consistent ideology. He is 22, an age where political leanings can be all over the place and evolve pretty rapidly. Whatever the case, it seems he operated alone. So we can consider how much online rhetoric influenced him one way or another, but it doesn’t seem like there was any organizational pressure or even a forum that had a chance to talk him into or out of his plan.

The article does make a broader point well supported by data, broadly speaking the right has gotten more violent and we don’t see a similar pattern on the left. No matter which way Tyler lands or just attributed to less ostensibly political ideology, I think the trend is still valid. It’s somewhat less dangerous if they can definitively establish him as a Fuentes like, but I fear he might be credibly “grown out of it”.

If I provide passkey support and still require a password, most users will get annoyed and not bother. If I provide it as a replacement for password, then I can get them onboard more often. I’d rather have them using passkey than sticking with password.

It’s client specific and my phone requires whatever can unlock the phone and chrome requires either windows hello or a pin if under linux.

Certain implementations do whatever, and as far as the backend is concerned, there’s no way of knowing, unless you want to get into the business of locking down specific vendor keys…

But I say MFA is overrated versus just getting away from generally crappy password factors. Also passkeys are less phish-able than OTP type solutions.

That’s a pretty nuanced take. I don’t think Trump can appreciate that level of nuance and would be outraged anyway.

I wouldn’t even mind wrangling some normalized data, but it doesn’t seem very normalized in their examples.

Their first example suggests “great, there’s a human appropriate title and detail, and maybe this standard will say you should at least have those and they should be ready for pass through to a human operator”, with extensions providing room for more sophisticated behavior.

Then the second example, no more top level detail, now there’s an ‘errors’ array, and detail is under the children (which they don’t formally describe the concept of reparenting attributes, just incidentally showing it in an example of what an implementation could do with ‘extensions’). Well, at least I can still pass through the details if I find them and it will make sense right? “must be a positive integer”… Ok, nope, error information that requires the client to process a json pointer in order to manufacture some sort of actionable feedback. Again, this could be a neat optional feature, but a generic core client really has nothing they can bite into that generically applies to the standard.

The cited RFC I think is close to some ideas but softens it by trying to be open ended. If it specified mandatory top level “detail” member that is reasonably directly informative to a human operator without further processing, great, I know exactly where to find it even if I don’t otherwise understand your problem type. Mandate that errors may be a collection under an ‘errors’ list, but otherwise identical to top level? Cool. Saying that here’s some recommended members, but they are all optional and the behavior is really up to you, and you can just freely change everything you want and call it ‘extensions’… Just not prescriptive enough despite the long words…

Buses and trains work long distance too

It’s less about the distance and more about the distribution. It’s really hard to come up with solid bus routes to cover how rural America is distributed. My area has been trying repeatedly to extend the municipal mass transit into even the suburban areas and has struggled to come up with any vaguely decent coverage. You basically need people to move into a more orderly arrangement.

Ok, got you, thought you were saying a bad url from client was inherently a backend mistake.

It’s ok, as long as you make sure to use mongodb it will be webscale no matter what. But if you date use anything else, it won’t be.