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by cco 3y ago
> ...basically presumed that our eng team wasn't the decision maker (it was). I work at an auth company as well, Stytch, and this is something that we treat as obvious but we've seen a lot of reports like yours. Auth is such cr
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by cco 4y ago
Disclosure: I work for an Auth0 competitor called Stytch. Your story isn't rare, we hear it a lot lately. Auth0 can be very heavy handed once you've integrated. We've helped a lot of folks migrate long standing Auth0 integrat
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by cco 4y ago
> That's great, since AFAIK all existing passkey implementations are tied to a specific browser or OS, and have no way to export the keys, which isn't great for a program designed to own the keys to your digital life. Something
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by cco 4y ago
Very consistently, one of the few delivery services that can consistently deliver packages to me. And also at a great price! Amazon is a close second, but they're vertically integrated so that's not really a good comparison. FedEx
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by cco 4y ago
I work at Stytch, a company that provides an authentication API > Seems like many people are trying to shoehorn their codebase... This is something we're always thinking about in our product; write API first and flexibly enough so
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by cco 4y ago
I work at Stytch, a company that provides auth services > Yes authentication is important to get right, but it's not _that_ complex... Though I agree in some cases, I think that authentication complexity is rapidly changing and pr
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by cco 4y ago
NBA is way better than the NFL but the NBA League Pass is not perfect. However I've found YouTube TV's basic package at $65 a month (basically just cable) plus the league pass at $15 gets you basically everything you want. NFL is
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by cco 4y ago
>...if you counted incidents requiring human intervention as if they were accidents... The true number is somewhere between this worst case and the numbers Waymo presents. Most driver interventions that I've seen on video were not n
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by cco 4y ago
Any visibility or opinion into AutoX? I hadn't really heard much news about them until that Electrek[1] article the other day that presents AutoX as being far ahead on disengagements relative to Waymo (who I thought was the leader in t
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by cco 4y ago
Internally at Plaid this would be called a Plortmanteau. I'm 100% sure this joke was made today by employees there.
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by cco 4y ago
From the company's perspective, the hoped for result is mostly recruiting oriented, a little bit is related to offering career advancement (public visibility of your work) to individuals that write or are featured in the blog.
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by cco 4y ago
100%! I always ascribe it to some PM somewhere, but when I click on the "search maps" I would _love_ to be taken to the "real Google Maps". The search maps is just a terrible experience, half implemented, doesn't do
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by cco 4y ago
A closer reading of the intervention shows that it wasn't _just_ "more calories". But I think that is missing the forest for the trees, what this study showed is that when a patient is left on their own, they consume an inade
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by cco 4y ago
> ...I'll just load Linux on my Macs. Not really an option with M1, no? I know various groups have managed to get something running on Apple silicon, but my impression is that largely this isn't going to be a viable option. I c
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by cco 4y ago
A quick litmus test you can perform if you're curious: with contact with water, heat, or food, does the material in question start to degrade? If yes, it's likely compostable. If not, then you've got plastic and it won't
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by cco 4y ago
I believe the comparison was relative to the scale of eating utensils; forks being far lower on the skill curve relative to chop sticks . If you have tremors, a fork will be easier than chop sticks for instance. A spoon perhaps easier still
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by cco 4y ago
Many comments here talking about the substance, so I'll tackle the irony. Didn't Yishan sorta show how easy it is to bypass "spam detection" by embedding multiple instances of spam within his otherwise "clean"
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by cco 4y ago
> Most bans are for 6-12 months which is a joke. An athlete's professional career is roughly ten years* with the majority of their earning potential to be an even smaller set of those years. A ban from being paid for 12 months may r
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by cco 4y ago
So...what is it? I couldn't parse.
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by cco 4y ago
I'm also going to add, and this is a spicy take, for every day browser tasks ChromeOS beats out both Windows and macOS. It took them awhile to get there, but with virtual desktops, gesture support, the hardware back button, Chrome tab
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by cco 4y ago
> Not sure how Webauthn works, but as long as it can be stored in the cloud, I'm fine. Apple is solving for this exact request with Apple Passkeys; it is just WebAuthn under the hood with cloud backup, multi-device, and sharing buil
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by cco 4y ago
Oh, maybe I misunderstood, but I thought this was a part of the SF to LA high speed rail initiative? Definitely understand downtown SF, SFO, and San Jose, but SOMA? Why? One time when I was riding CalTrain from SF to Palo Alto I was timing
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by cco 4y ago
Ya know the funny thing is, when you start to scratch at the surface of the main drivers of "inflation" over the past year, you start to find a lot of non-competitive markets, that is to say, price gouging. My current reading is t
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by cco 4y ago
Once again, I'm confused that an intercity, high speed train has _four_ stops within 48 miles. That's a subway, not a high speed train.
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by cco 4y ago
Only half joking, but the best ROI might just be hiring a few Gen Z auditors and having them watch TikTok. The amount of bragging that goes on there about tax evasion, or charitably tax ignorance, is hilarious.
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by cco 4y ago
I think the ID.R holds the overall record at Pike's Peak, ICE or otherwise.
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by cco 4y ago
Two consecutive quarters of negative growth plus...well the S&P is down nearly 25% over the last six months. If this isn't a recession I don't know what is.
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by cco 4y ago
That is the common definition I used, we've had two consecutive quarters of widespread negative growth. Its fair that its just the Fed estimate for Q2 still, but Q1 and Q2 are negative this year.
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by cco 4y ago
Could you clarify? By any measure we're already in a recession today. I'm certainly no economist so maybe there is some other detail we're missing?
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by cco 4y ago
I paid ~$10 for two rides after signing up as a regular ole user in Mesa AZ. It was great, the first ride was a bit nerve wracking, but the second felt very nice. I certainly wouldn't argue with you that it isn't ready for prime t

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