eagsalazar2

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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
This is really nice way of putting this. Logging in/out is authorization (and authn) so generally if you want to revoke access (log people out), JWTs are possibly the wrong choice (the thing people use JWTs for 99% of the time)
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
This is actually a decent use of JWTs (and generally I'm in the JWT=='bad' camp). These things don't ever need to be revoked and issuing a JWT means they don't have to store it in their own database. Also 3rd part
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Probably means "socially problematic" because there is real orthodoxy here. If you speak badly JWTs in an interview... that's probably problematic.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
This "the invalidated JWTs list is smaller" argument really doesn't hold water. Size of cache is a red herring (unless you are facebook or something). 99.99% of the time the most important variables are simplicity and sec
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
"Yes but then ... why use jwt at all, you could just save a classic session (with random token) in that cache as well". JWTs add complexity and have zero benefit. The author never said it can't be made to work, obviously it
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Because the content is also interesting, provocative, and 100% correct. Why are you attacking the character of the witness instead of the substance of the testimony?
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Hallelujah! I've been saying this for years and people looked at me like I was insane. JWTs are one of the biggest cult/hipster scams of the last few years. GraphQL everywhere is another one (like JWTs, it has its uses but peopl
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
I know this doesn't apply to all Canadian startups, but this is definitely a thing too.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
This x1000! Type guards are a joke and real runtime type checking could be so easy if they prioritized it. Yes you can use zod but then you have to define your types through zod which isn't as neat. I actually googled for this just y
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
The failure is a failure of adherence which is always the root issue with obesity. Walking probably actually does work well too. The relevant question is "which one are people more likely to actually do?" And this does seem prom
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
I experience this same benefit from a walking desk. I thought it would be distracting but somehow that 10% of my brain being occupied by walking actually makes it way easier for me to focus otherwise.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
They will almost certainly experience a mass exodus of their top engineering, design, and leadership talent. They'll never come back from that. So it isn't that figma will turn to crap overnight, but over years it is guaranteed
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Just checked out Penpot, it's pretty good! Definitely usable for daily driving although I'm sure looking deeper there will be some features I miss. Going to try importing some Figma designs...
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
please advise
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Oh sorry, just assumed incorrectly I guess.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Chaos has a cost too. You need to weigh that against the cost of testing. And both chaos and testing cost exist on a very broad continuum. For very trivial prototypes, spending even a few hours on tests obviously outweighs any benefits.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Just want to comment that I strongly disagree with all the commenters recommending no framework at all. If you want to make badass modern software, you need to invest in learning a framework that will help you do that. React has a learnin
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Might make sense to just start with an existing rich text editor (with a friendly license) that you fork. You'll have your own needs but a large part of any editor is common to every other editor. Or maybe you could just spend a few
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
IMO you really have no choice but to use React because of React Native. Also, since you are somewhat new to this domain, you want to stick with the pack . Doing so will give you access to limitless 3rd party tools, libraries, etc and com
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Jim Morrison.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
My biggest peeve with Airbnb is that they should mandate that hosts include cleaning fees in the daily rate (by just removing the option for a separate cleaning fee). Not doing so makes it almost impossible to compare costs. The could eve
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Almost a decent comment.
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by eagsalazar2 5y ago
"exceedingly likely"? Are you taking the "right" thing from these "equivocal" studies? Sounds like you too are mainly expressing your personal and unsubstantiated beliefs. Anyway, it would be pretty weird if
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by eagsalazar2 5y ago
People's beliefs on this topic are extremely divergent. I personally have developed a sensitivity to gluten so I really have no choice, but I also happen to believe it is bad for your long-term health.
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by eagsalazar2 5y ago
1. Eat decently (drink more water, no sodas, no deep fried potatoes of any kinds, and no sweets. I already don't drink alcohol or eat gluten) 2. Hire a regular online personal trainer that fits my schedule. Upwork is surprisingly a
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by eagsalazar2 5y ago
Are all these studies and conversations from or led by pharma outsiders? If so can you provide any evidence of that? I mean it sounds like people are starting with a strongly held belief that there is a conspiracy and everyone is evil&#
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by eagsalazar2 5y ago
It isn't just pharma companies saying the booster is needed. Your framing seems willfully misleading.
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by eagsalazar2 5y ago
You really think the CDC and other govt and NGO organizations, as an international coordinated group effort, are in bed with pharma companies, plotting with them to falsify data and craft false recommendations, just so those farma companies
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by eagsalazar2 5y ago
Maybe it is less about it being the 2nd or 3rd shot and more about how recently you received your last shot? I got my 2nd shot 7 months ago and we've already heard that protection fades over time, so maybe the booster just works becau
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by eagsalazar2 5y ago
Amiga and NeXT people, right when you think the passion has finally died out, nope!

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