DarmokTanagra

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   by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

   For a country that staged a revolution over a tea tax modern Americans sure seem to love having their rights trampled.
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   by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

   Debian Rust rewrite incoming.
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   by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

   Thank you for a complete answer. Out of curiosity where do you stand on libraries like this imposing a runtime choice on the user? Is it standard in the rust ecosystem to have multiple async runtimes in a project?
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   by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

   No love for Sama, but Musk is bond villain levels of shady. The man is an outright existential threat to democracy.
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   by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

   Sure, but now if my rust application isn't using tokio I have to include it as a new dependency because the author of this lib decided to use it as his async runtime? I'm not trying to be pedantic, but this split over async runtim
6. 96.▲
   by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

   Visually interesting, completely falls apart once you hit tree cover.
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   by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

   Off topic, but why is tokio still independent of the rust async runtime? It seems pretty ubiquitous yet not a part of the core rust libs.
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   by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

   TUI? sure. GUI? not really possible for tools like blender, solidworks etc.
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   by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

   so you don't track your bounce rate or effectiveness of your advertising?
10. 100.▲
    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    Correct in principle, completely ineffectual and annoying in practice.
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    just swear and use slurs, that way we know you are human
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    Everyone understands this, it doesn't matter.
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    I also read the post, and have handled multiple GPDR adjacent migrations in Asia. The end result is still the same, even with GDPR 1.1, another interstitial barrier between the user and whatever site they are trying to reach imposed by a po
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    I hate the banners, and I am a major privacy advocate. The web has gotten so much uglier as a result of GDPR.
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    I wonder what other 32 bit bugs are waiting to be discovered.
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    The board chose well, they are good boys.
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    You should take a look at their client adapters, thats what I use. https://www.keycloak.org/securing-apps/javascript-adapter
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    Lots of really thorny gotcha's relating to their proprietary triggers that aren't documented anywhere. You will end up having to talk to their devs and inevitably get answers that are some flavor of "pay for enterprise, but y
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    This is a terrible take, and to anyone reading this please don't roll your own auth, you will regret it. There are lots of good options out there that enterprisey abominations.
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    Ory has a really good config and deployment story, Keycloak is more feature rich. Personally I choose Keycloak, but Ory is not a bad choice at all if you are willing to do more upfront work.
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    HN users are just as susceptible to slop as anyone else, despite their belief that they are smarter than the average Redditor.
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    I agree, even if you don't want to roll your own Keycloak is good enough for just about everyone.
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    Keycloak and Ory are the only providers I would actually endorse, and I've used just about all of them. Cognito is a pain, but it mostly works once you get through their horrible docs. Auth0 is a vendor locked PoS with a very aggressiv
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    Soylent Green is plastic!
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    Sycophantic AI tone is a training choice, its an engagement tool meant to coax users into burning more tokens. I have seen LLM users go deep into AI psychosis because it was reaffirming all of their prompts and making them feel like a geniu
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    And yet you trust this abomination to write working code?
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    I have had more money stolen from me by PayPal than any scammer.
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    Open source contributions as a signal of developer quality is a thing of the past. Open source contribution on github specifically is no longer about building and maintaining something, its a parasocial signal that has more in common with l
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    Then that AI is fixing hundreds of typos a day, seems like win.
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    by DarmokTanagra 2mo ago

    In my experience no, it's usually just something you mention during the tech rounds in passing.