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Good point

This is exactly the scenario I pictured

Yes, that is for autosave and for rendering Edit: The point is that any secrets typed/pasted in there should be considered compromized

Yes, absolutely, there are good reasons for that. The point is that any secrets typed/pasted in there should be considered compromized Edit: but then if you you quit (or crash) wit…

interesting!

CodePen does not disclose this in neither ToS nor in Privacy Policy, only in Builds documentation they say: “As you work on CodePen, your Pens are constantly running through the Co…

Not sure if they are still popular but in the past they may have really slowed down the site

Yes, but codepen is for frontend devs. And devs are more likely to accidentally leak secrets because, well, they have them Edit: accidantlay -> accidentally

Indeed, it looks like CodePen v1 was sending data to codepen.io, cpwebassets.codepen.io, and cdpn.io. Now v2 sends to codepen.dev

Yes, that is for rendering Edit: and as "kypro" pointed out also for saving the current work but if you you quit (or crash) without saving the pen there is no way to recover unsave…

No autocomplete involved there.

They send all typed into editor input to codepen.dev almost immediately (you would see in 1-2 sec after you typed your secret that it appears in respective Network/Response tab) ev…

Nowadays I often create skills myself (or with the aid of coding assisants) for any repeating tasks. For example, I use my own skill to make Claude CLI send the worktree to codex c…

I made OS (MIT) "Deep Researcher" web app based on Node.js. The app searches internet or, if nudged, the scientific articles databases, then creates structured reviews with in-line…

I made open-source (MIT) project management (kanban) app with version and project controls, cards filtering and search. I plan to implement WIP limits and email notification for th…

Thanks a lot, very much appreciate! Also I must add that 100 daily emails that Resend offers for testing is great. I think I hit the quta only once during development.

I made a Node.js-based (with SSR) blogging engine that has newsletter components. It is MIT-licensed, targeting primarily the developers. The app uses Supabase and Resend at the ba…

Hi HN! I’m excited to open-source Bloggr, a lightweight, Next.js-first blogging engine backed by Supabase (by default). # Repo: https://github.com/Antibody/bloggr # Blog demo: http…

Also just a name "Chuck" isn't a colour.