tommica

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by tommica 2y ago
> People who sabotage things tend to do it against all sides (you can always find an excuse to sabotage if you try hard enough). 'Holy Generalization, Batman!'
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by tommica 2y ago
Sucks for people that have a shitty connection
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by tommica 2y ago
I wish them well, and when they make a software I find useful, I will absolutely buy it - their android keyboard is amazing.
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by tommica 2y ago
True - long time ago I had the "new ipad", and it was really, really nice - lasted me for years, until I could no longer update it.
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by tommica 2y ago
Not sure why you're calling me "sour grapes"? I only lamented the fact that I could not afford the thing
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by tommica 2y ago
Looks really nice, wish could afford it, but Apple products are so expensive... Commodity products for premium price
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by tommica 2y ago
Absolutely revisionist! I remember my big brothers pcs boot screen having the good old 3dfx logo, and I remember him gushing about getting a voodoo 3 card... Damn that was a long time ago.
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by tommica 2y ago
I find it problematic if I do not have access to my email in the moment, or there is a glitch in the flow and I need to wait for the mail for some minutes, but that can also happen during 2FA, if email is used for that. Also, magic links ne
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by tommica 2y ago
> If you're doing auth in 2024, please consider not supporting passwords. And then realize that you need to support them, because they are the most universal solution there is for an average user. Email/Username + Password is t
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by tommica 2y ago
Good luck in the court! Hope you win!
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by tommica 2y ago
Love the talk - last night I was looking at the rails basic setup and thought how nice it was to just be able to view source. I absolutely agree with his ideas, and spotify being able to do 1m requests/s should stop any "but it do
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by tommica 2y ago
#2 is a weak argument, a lot more gamers didn't know him and moderated their expectations based on the marketing
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by tommica 2y ago
Is it as simple as this?
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by tommica 2y ago
What an curious approach - seems like it would be a mess to maintain in a larger project, but the concept of controlling who/what can call the public functions is an interesting idea.
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by tommica 2y ago
Simple, if you have an iframe pointing to http://foo.test/deletesite.php , without cors that request will be done, with cookies and everything, without the user being aware of it.
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by tommica 2y ago
Wow, did not see any reason in the article to justify it, except making more money... Quite brazen to scalp like that
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by tommica 2y ago
"We got this customer on Mars, can we make a "Planetary" variant of the product?"
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by tommica 2y ago
For some reason it reminds me of my civilization runs - rush to certain high level tech and then after that discovery writing :D
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by tommica 2y ago
Why not? Pretty sure it's used in a lot of places, so it does seem quite serious if a language.
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by tommica 2y ago
This is really nice - there is something about the whole concept that feels smooth in comparison to switching tabs.
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by tommica 2y ago
The _programming_ ecosystem sure struggles with naming things.
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by tommica 2y ago
That is so messed up :(
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by tommica 2y ago
Man, you must be fun at parties. Why do you need to put down the person who made a fun little project because it has been done in the past differently? It's a weird thing that we do in the tech community, I can't imagine people wh
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by tommica 2y ago
> You can't count on both surviving till atomic winter. Nor can you count on your JS library to survive until next winter.
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by tommica 2y ago
I was very confused for a moment, as I misread the title as "Do not try to be the smartest tv in the room"
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by tommica 2y ago
> I find it a bit poor though that the only recommended alternative is OpenAPI rest APIs. What are your recommendations? gRpc?
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by tommica 2y ago
How does your production one look like if I may ask?
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by tommica 2y ago
WordPress is special - though I don't work with it anymore, I have enjoyed seeing newer developers solve problems with it
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by tommica 2y ago
Though it is does not go super-deep into the topic itself, the ideas that are being talked are quite fascinating. Especially the idea of making the stack simpler for smaller teams.
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Aaron Francis Interviews DHHs on SQLite(highperformancesqlite.com)
3 points by tommica 2y ago|1 comments

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