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1y ago
I agree I think he probably goes too far in that post. Some of what he says at the beginning sounds like an opinion on cultural displacement (perhaps a reasonable discussion), but he veers into more fear-mongering and generalizations about
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1y ago
Sorry it was a bit off-topic (not related to Auth.js). I'm specifically asking about Better-Auth, as I'd love to use it in an iOS app but the client library is all JS. I'd even consider writing my own client library, but ther
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1y ago
Honest question: would it be any different if someone were to write a piece complaining about the cultural identity of, say, Japan being lost due to American or European immigrants/tourists? Also what is your opinion on gentrification?
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1y ago
Please add support for Swift!
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1y ago
A lot of people want to complain but don't want to pay (not saying that is OP, just generally)
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1y ago
And Brave
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1y ago
How is a “dynamic allowlist” useful if it can still access anything based on what the user prompts? Is there a way to impose a static allowlist too?
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1y ago
Ryan actually had the foresight to add permission sandboxing to deno from the start though
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1y ago
If deno is supported, I prefer it to node. But unfortunately node support is still the “standard” for most platforms I’d say.
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1y ago
I just want to say thank you for the great work you guys do! I honestly have no idea why people feel the need to tear you guys down. Using TCA has been a great tool for me in my toolbox and it’s very clear how much time and effort goes into
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1y ago
Sure you can make a blog without a framework. But for complex applications it’s far better/easier than raw DOM manipulation or rolling your own thing.
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1y ago
I'm curious if it will get me to stop using Alfred
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1y ago
Now do the crime map!
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1y ago
He never once stated that “empathy is bad”. He had plenty of bad takes, but no need to misrepresent. He was simply saying that the term empathy is overused vs sympathy
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1y ago
What is an “unequal” idea?
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1y ago
I hope they catch this evil person
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1y ago
I just searched “Charlie Kirk” and found tons of it?
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1y ago
Plenty of affordable places elsewhere though
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1y ago
For what she’s charging you could easily afford an apartment somewhere that isn’t Palo Alto. I get what you’re saying but I think you’re going too far in the other direction. Some people are okay with a “bohemian” lifestyle and want to live
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1y ago
Some humans use password generators though, so those should be safe
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1y ago
Damn junkies man
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1y ago
ObjC is mostly dead, and most Swift devs are not comfortable with C++.
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1y ago
Wow, kinda crazy to think about a government blocking a protocol that just simply lets two computers talk securely over a tunnel.
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1y ago
Could we? Yes. Would people use it? Probably not. That ship has sailed and now consumer expectations are pretty set on “free” for a lot of things.
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1y ago
That part sounds like a good thing? Assuming the warrant was legitimate- that’s the part that feels problematic.
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1y ago
So wait is he an actual software engineer doing this as a side hustle? Or like a vibe coder guru that basically only works with AI tools?
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1y ago
Playing with bots takes away the human element though
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1y ago
I think the point the other poster was trying to make is that nobody explicitly wants anti cheat — likely including the game devs. But the alternative is cheaters in the game, which your point doesn’t really address. So for many it is a
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1y ago
It’s only being phased out on Chrome, by Google.
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1y ago
Yeah I just popped into devtools and added "display: none" to the CSS. It was crazy distracting.
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