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    Comment #45392634

    Same. I've personally never had issues with any auth packages, granted I've never used auth0. Personally, they all seem quite similar, especially in the react world. Anything that …

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    Comment #41874298

    Doctests are great aren't they?

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    Comment #41405944

    Here in Japan, we have a elixir nerves group. It isn't too active, but have made some stuff. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=8997844...

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    Comment #41251814

    and... we're back, at least in Japan region

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    Comment #41251759

    these things could happen anywhere though. Gitlab also `rm -rf`ed before remember

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    Comment #39888426

    Curious, what about using Proxies for handling state?

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    Comment #39198249

    I've started my nerves journey w/ my (older) raspberry pi 3. It's my first time working on anything IoT, but I have to say how easy it was to start. Currently have a few sensors at…

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    Comment #38480671

    If you want to create your own design systems / UI components and want to have a simple place to show that without any actual apps running ( or as some have mentioned, without any …

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    Comment #38229405

    I'm less worried about how large corps will use my info in the long run vs how myself should develop and learn over time. 'Productivity vs learning and in my own way' was the way I…

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    Comment #38229391

    You're right, I guess trying it out won't hurt especially if it can bring up my productivity!

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    Ask HN: Should I be using GitHub Copilot (and other AI Products)?

    Recently I started my freelance journey. I have about ~4 years of experience in the world of software development; web apps (mostly fullstack), LPs, and some mobile apps. Still mos…

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    Comment #38217706

    understandably types are great, but the projects I've worked in got along just fine using specs and dialyzer's success typing. of course sometimes it can get messy like in macros e…

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    Comment #38213185

    > The man, a worker from the company that manufactured the robotic arm, was running checks on the machine late into the night on Wednesday when it malfunctioned. I feel like you sh…

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    Comment #38172494

    don't know why, but recent teams around me have always made strict rules about number of commits in PRs. I just wanted to tell them the same thing you said: "Why don't you just loo…

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    Comment #38065555

    phoenix/liveview

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    Comment #38045606

    It's PayPay country now. https://paypay.ne.jp You can go to some of the most remote places and they'll accept paypay lol

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    Comment #38034948

    JP Post (one of the major postal companies) used to be a government entity. Now, it's a private business with the government having a much less share and less responsibility. Simil…

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    Ask HN: What is libinjection and why did it catch in prod?

    I have a backend python app running on Google Cloud Run. There are also a few sql injection rules placed in my load balancer / network security. Here was my original WAF rule: `eva…

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    Comment #36940448

    I don't think it's okay to generalize the entire population off one video; however, I just asked my wife about this, and she said the same thing as the interviewees: "Paying for se…

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