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jrmann100

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About jrmann100

I’m terrible at writing these “about” sections. Look at my personal website, jrmann.com?

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    Came to this thread to shout you guys out! I was super impressed by your presentation at Open Sauce 2025.

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    https://jrmann.com

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    Comment #46372923

    I am obsessed with this - appreciating every tweak you've added! Keep up the good work - signed, JRM from the leaderboard.

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    Comment #45708483

    This doesn't really address your concern, but I feel obligated to share the Gatekeeper bypasses I know about: Homebrew has an option which bypasses Gatekeeper when installing apps:…

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    Impressively, it also quickly passed levels 1 (checkbox) and 2 (stop sign) on http://neal.fun/not-a-robot , and got most of the way through level 3 (wiggly text).

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    Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Yes, onsite preferred Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Express, MongoDB, NodeJS, HTML, CSS, Deno, Svelte, S…

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    Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Yes, onsite preferred Willing to relocate: Yes, tech city preferred Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Express, MongoDB, NodeJS, HTML,…

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    Comment #44651717

    It was a pleasure trying your demo at Open Sauce 2025!

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    I believe the Deno permission system[0] does what you're asking, and more. (Deno is a JavaScript runtime co-created by Ryan Dahl, who created Node.js - see his talk "10 Things I Re…

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    Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Yes, onsite preferred Willing to relocate: Yes, tech city preferred Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Express, MongoDB, NodeJS, HTML,…

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    Comment #42500176

    Here's a StackExchange thread on this exact mix-up (a "misnegation"): https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/139448/never-fai...

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    Comment #42468960

    Ken Liu's chilling short story "The Message" [0] explores what this might look like on the receiving end. [0]: https://archive.org/details/interzone-magazine-242-2012-09-1...

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    Comment #42367643

    It's in the site source - although unclear whether this is used directly in the front-end. In Google Chrome, you can View > Developer > Developer Tools > ⋮ > Search > "you are" It …

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    Comment #41883980

    Totally agree! My strategy is to use no word separators, and add the same sequence (dash, number, letter) at the end of every password. Here's the generator I built if you want to …

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    Comment #40065688

    Have you checked out Arc Browser? [0] It's pretty opinionated. "Archives" tabs after a pre-set amount of time, uses pinned vertical tabs instead of bookmarks… [0] https://arc.net/

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    Comment #39550388

    Alternatively, here's a YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cO-Are8053g

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    Comment #37175345

    iTerm2 actually has a pretty well-designed tmux integration[0]. Overview from the guide: When you run "tmux -CC", a new tmux session is created. An iTerm2 window opens and it acts …

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    These are clever strategies! I'm too lazy to move things out of ~/Downloads, so I've just started using the folder as my default working directory and struggle to clean it out ever…

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    I find ChatGPT most helpful as a "what's that called" tool. A lot of my queries are finding/confirming the right idiom when writing something, or getting a specific name out of a v…

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    Comment #34085420

    Currently, WebAuthn/Passkeys are only designed for signing; you could re-use a challenge to be signed, but then the signature is as secure as a password (i.e., your Passkey would p…