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Refresh Token Rotation Detects Token Theft
When using refresh tokens to enable clients to get new access tokens one danger is that the longer-lived refresh token can be stolen and used to grant access to your application by an attacker.
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Dyatlov Pass Incident Was Caused by an Avalanche
When nine hikers were found dead under unknown circumstances on the slopes of Kholat Syakhl, many conspiracy theories sprouted up.
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The Internet Is a Disjointed Memex
The memex device imagined a lattice of information that grows and can be built on top of incrementally.
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A List of Tasks Describes Multi-Party Processes Poorly
A list of tasks to complete does not contain sufficient information to describe a multi-party process.
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36% of Remote Workers Are Waiting to Hear From Employers if They Must Return to the Office
In a survey conducted by LinkedIn in July 2021, they found that 36% of people currently working remotely are still waiting to hear from their employers about whether or not they will be required to return to the office.
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The Hu Line Demarcates 94% of China's Population
94% of China’s population lives to the east of the Hu Line.
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Protecting the North China Plain Explains Policies in China
Protecting the North China Plain is the highest priority in China’s policies both domestic and foreign.
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Three Successive Chairmen of Long Island's Suffok County GOP Were Klansmen
Long Island had the largest population of Ku Klux Klan members in New York State during the 1920s.
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There Is No Differences in Metabolic Rates of Men and Women
When controlling for other factors (like age, weight, etc.) a paper found that there is no real difference between the metabolic rates of men and women.
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Metabolism Changes by Age
Metabolism differs primarily in four distinct stages of life. From infancy to age 1 metabolism accelerates to 50% above the rate of an adult.
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GitHub Codespaces Is Too Cumbersome and Expensive to Replace Local Development
After trying out GitHub Codespaces for work, it’s clear that—while impressive—it is not a suitable replacement to developing locally.
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§ What Is the Market Value of Working Remote?
We can come up with a valuation of remote work by looking at a few signals: what you would forgo, what do you gain, what others gain, and what others lose.
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Legitimized Client-Side Scanning
The reaction to the recent announcement that Apple would begin scanning iCloud photos for CSAM was not just because of privacy concerns, but because it legitimizes other service providers to do the same.
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Google Employees Could Face Pay Cuts Due to Working Remote
In a recent article in Business Insider, a leaked pay calculator and interviews found that some employees face pay cuts if they continue to work remotely.
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TypeScript Records With Enum Keys Are Exhaustively Checked
In TypeScript, a Record type used with an enum for keys is exhaustively checked.
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Low Psychosocial Safety Is Associated With a Threefold Increase in Risk of Major Depression
A study performed on Australian workers that looked at contributing factors to developing major depression symptoms found that low pyschosocial safety climate was associated with a threefold increase in risk of development major depression symptoms.
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38 Percent of Remote Workers Work From Their Beds
A survey found that 38% of remote workers regularly work from their beds.
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We Are Close to a Collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is a major ocean current that could be close to collapse resulting in severe climate impact (extreme weather, ocean levels rising).
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American Workers Are Willing to Take a Pay Cut to Work Remote
A survey by Breeze, an insurance company, found that 65% of people would take a 5% pay cut, 38% would take a 10% pay cut, 24% would take a 15% pay cut, 18% would take a 20% pay cut, and 15 % would take a 25% pay cut.
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Remote Work Is Not Necessarily Better for the Environment
While not having to commute is equivalent pay raise, it’s not necessarily better for the environment.
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20% of US Workers Are Expected to Work From Home Permanently
While just 5% of the workforce in the US worked from home prior to the pandemic, 20% are expected to work from home permanently.
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Permanent Moves From SF Have Fallen to Pre-Pandemic Levels
Much has been written about a great migration out of San Francisco.
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Mark Twain Remarking on Lake Tahoe
Mark Twain had a deep appreciation of Lake Tahoe. “As it lay there with the shadows of the mountains brilliantly photographed upon its still surface, I thought it must surely be the fairest picture the whole earth affords.
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Consensus Macro Forecasts Provide No Value
Macro forecasting is an area where it is easy to be as right as the consensus, but very hard to be more right.