ghancock

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by ghancock 2y ago
It’s real but depends on the issuer. I see it with Amex but not Citibank for example.
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by ghancock 3y ago
This isn’t the sort of thing I expect people to “get in trouble” for at the time of filing. I expect that years later, if the startup turns out to be worth something and the taxpayer is audited, the auditors will go through old paperwork an
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by ghancock 3y ago
This was on an iPad. My experience before had been that I was able to register an iCloud passkey for Google 2SV when using Safari on iOS/iPadOS, but I was unable with Chrome. At that time, I inspected the registration request Google se
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by ghancock 3y ago
I wrote about my experience with passkey support on other services here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35758918 . That experience was mostly negative. For anyone implementing this, the user experience matters and requ
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by ghancock 3y ago
Update: I decided to go back and look at the settings pages for the two that worked. Kayak shows a "Set up passkey" button with no indication that I already have one or any apparent way to revoke the existing one. Very bad. Shop P
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by ghancock 3y ago
I want to be enthusiastic about this technology and at first I was, but it's getting harder. I tried to set up passkeys with the sites listed here that I already have accounts on. Results: 1. PayPal: I could not find an option to do it
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by ghancock 4y ago
I think that’s reasonable if you are on a recent JVM version and expect to upgrade very regularly. Many are in organizations where that’s not the case.
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by ghancock 4y ago
> On the other hand, I've not seen a rigorous set of axioms for category theory that didn't presuppose a notion of set or category or "collection". I never worked through the details, and I'm not a category theor
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by ghancock 4y ago
knaekhoved your comment is dead which I think is unfortunate because it seems better to inform you than bury your comment so I'll reply here: the page did mean N -> N, given the context of the previous paragraph. You may have though
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by ghancock 5y ago
It incentivizes the welfare-maximizing result. I don’t have a short “intuitive” explanation of why handy but the math is covered in section 8.3 of Public Choice III (should be easy to get in college libraries, pdf copies can be found online
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by ghancock 5y ago
I wasn’t there but I have seen multiple histories say that there were servers that accepted connections from anyone (most famously eris.berkeley.edu but not only that one). For example, https://about.psyc.eu/IRC
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by ghancock 5y ago
It doesn’t have *. What it has is listed in the declaration starting with “C vt[]”. Those are the names of verbs and the following lines give the function pointers for their monadic and dyadic uses. It worked fine for me when I was careful
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by ghancock 5y ago
That number does not include locality adjustment.
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by ghancock 5y ago
I remember those too. Fun and I learned a lot from them. I also recommend them.
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by ghancock 5y ago
In the US, federally funded research institutions have to follow certain rules when doing human subjects research. When I was a researcher the training I took said prisoners generally could not be used as subjects just because they were con
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by ghancock 6y ago
Cochrane seriously misconstrues what the WSJ op-ed is about, which I think is understandable since it adopts a pro-regulatory tone while in the underlying Second Circuit appeal that the op-ed is about the OCC is adopting a (sort of) deregul
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by ghancock 6y ago
It might be that the LLC is liable for the taxes and not you personally. Do you really want to pay $1600 for something you aren’t really using or do you want to abandon it and walk away?
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by ghancock 6y ago
Nothing related to screen resolution. Wifi worked via the command-line tools mentioned in the manual, or the KDE interface. Similar for other things. I didn't stick with KDE--I switched to sway--so there were a number of things to deal
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by ghancock 6y ago
I do. When I installed it the default configuration had no desktop enabled but had commented-out lines to enable KDE. I think it's best to think of it as not having a default or preferred one, and you are instead required to pick one.
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by ghancock 8y ago
I've used Cluster and it worked pretty well.
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by ghancock 8y ago
This https://puri.sm/posts/tpm-by-default-and-free-international-... says they are moving to including the TPM in all systems, but there are some UK models left in stock without it. The TPM is a security feature--you d
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by ghancock 8y ago
I have a Librem 15 v3 and it would not charge with an Apple USB-C charger.
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by ghancock 9y ago
ClassPass is hiring engineers in both New York and San Francisco. We're a marketplace that connects people with studios and gyms so they can take yoga, martial arts, or other classes near them. We have a solid working business model an
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by ghancock 11y ago
A CR writer would absolutely have duties to CR. See https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/484/19 for an example of a journalist who was convicted in such a situation.
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by ghancock 11y ago
I recommend that you read the comments.
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Peter Thiel And The Cathedral(patheos.com)
1 points by ghancock 12y ago|0 comments
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by ghancock 14y ago
The article talks about both trade dress and design patents. That said a court's decision about design patents can involve whether a consumer would be confused. There's a short article that talks about the legal rules for design patent infr
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by ghancock 15y ago
Although under US copyright law all federal works are in the public domain, that does not prevent the government from having valid foreign copyrights in its works that are enforceable abroad. Some more information is available at http://ww