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by colinclerk 6y ago
I wish OP would dive a bit more into the Stripe example as not-a-marketplace. There's Spreedly, which at first glance might be more of a marketplace. But then there's also an argument that Stripe itself is an API-as-a-marketplace,
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Clerk | Software Engineer | Remote or onsite in SF | Full-time Clerk is building an API for user and team management. We give developers drop-in UIs for sign up, sign in, profile management, team onboarding & management. You will be jo
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by colinclerk 7y ago
I can't really use bcrypt like I normally would, since bcrypt normally* concatenates the cost and salt into a single string with the hash that I store in my database: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bcrypt I believe
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by colinclerk 7y ago
I'll bite. It doesn't seem obviously wrong to me. I would also love to know if I'm misunderstanding something. I've never seen it done this way, but I think postgres pgcrypto could support this. If I had to guess, I ha
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by colinclerk 7y ago
Apologies, you're farther along than I was giving credit for. Storage Access API looks very much like the last 10% I was envisioning. I do still wish the ML stuff weren't there, though. As a developer for a small company that&#x27
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by colinclerk 7y ago
I don't believe it's very vague. This sentence in particular was succinct and represents a 90% solution to the problem: The identity "Me while I'm visiting nytimes.com" is distinct from the identity "Me while
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by colinclerk 7y ago
Interesting to me is that Google's Privacy Model suggestions of "Identity is partitioned by First Party Site" and "Third Parties can be allowed access to a first-party identity"[1] come off as more coherent and effe