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I Handed Off Maintenance of My Chrome Extension to AI(blog.bymitch.com)
2 points by mitch292 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: DayTap – A privacy-first dead man's switch iOS app(blog.bymitch.com)
1 points by mitch292 8mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I built a dumb website using AI – Bets by Mitch(blog.bymitch.com)
2 points by mitch292 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mitch292 1y ago
I'm honestly not sure.
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by mitch292 1y ago
Definitely agree, not a fan of the permissions. The broad permissions were required from a usability standpoint. Granting permission on every site for this extension would just be a 1 to 1 replacement of clicking reject on the banner or pop
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by mitch292 1y ago
Added some additional details under another reply in the same thread!
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by mitch292 1y ago
They had this in the reply > How to rectify: Ensure your privacy policy contains details about user data collection, handling, storage and sharing. Omission of any section is not allowed. So I added a section for each. I could make the &
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by mitch292 1y ago
This is 100% a fair point of view and you’re right to be skeptical. With the blog post I was just trying to convey that cursor + auto select model was not great at this task. It gave me a project structure, but besides that everything had t
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by mitch292 1y ago
Agree! Unfortunately, that one was rejected by chrome.
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Show HN: A Chrome extension that will auto-reject non-essential cookies(blog.bymitch.com)
296 points by mitch292 1y ago|166 comments
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by mitch292 5y ago
Wrote with typescript across a number of different serverless services...long story haha. Wanted to use it as a learning opportunity as well on some new technologies. - DB is Fauna which is pretty awesome and has a native GraphQL API - defi
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Show HN: Trending TypeScript Repos in Your Twitter Feed(twitter.com)
2 points by mitch292 5y ago|1 comments