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sanjayio
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About sanjayio
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Comment #41819306
Battery swap and back on the road. Obviously moving to this model would require changing conventional thinking. Cars don’t need to be parked, just like an IP address doesn’t need t…
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Comment #34901439
You can't go to the ER for this? Take care of yourself. 6 hours is a very small price for your health.
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Comment #34809082
If you're talking about developing a hobby app, I'd recommend using something like react native. The DX on react (not react native necessarily) is unmatched, and easier to pick up …
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Comment #34627008
Mobile SSO has already been broken on Twitter for a few months. I’d begrudgingly pay for SSO for my app.
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Comment #34611038
It looks kind of like Vaadin DS, but I’m digging the subtle differences.
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Comment #34589659
So strange, what if I wanted to pay $500 to be helped? It seems like there should be an option if desperate.
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Comment #34568939
It’s nice to know it didn’t happen over night as GPT enthusiasts posit.
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Comment #34565272
FUD into a paywall should be illegal.
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Comment #34557731
They could simply consume GPT to make their product better. They control a niche that is smaller than the broader capabilities of GPT. It might make it easier for someone to enter …
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Comment #34541953
Why opt for managed db?
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Comment #34528308
Can you spot a metaphor?
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Comment #34518872
It’s wonderful that someone is pushing their diet to the limit and sharing that with the world. Contrary to the other comments, life isn’t just about eating for every individual on…
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Comment #34266990
Not to mention the level of skill required and time to achieve that skill.
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Comment #34266934
It's so easy to map to to Wall-E but from my perspective this is in a very different direction. You still have to move to get this to work. This will essentially allow you to walk …
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Comment #34203938
What makes you think it’s flawed?
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Comment #34188417
Happy to see the team moving in this direction. I've used NextAuth extensively and although it has some sharp edges, I feel like those sharp edges aren't unfixable. The documentati…
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Comment #34188366
A little, you could imagine this being a framework and passport being a collection of libraries and less of a rigid framework. I've worked with both and found passport/express to a…
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Comment #34188312
It's actually generic "authentication for the web" which is why it comes off as generic. They started off with being authentication for NextJS and it was definitely helpful for a q…
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Comment #34188274
I've been using this library as well and I find that this isn't completely true. There are a few examples, but you have to pull and stitch from a few places. The documentation has …
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Comment #34176347
The older versions of 1Password are BYOH, bring your own hosting. I use it because I don’t want a single source of failure. My information is encrypted and stored in another cloud …
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Comment #34169679
I couldn't agree more. There were so many signals that Solana was bad technology. There were times when transactions were down and times were out of sync. This should never happen …
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Comment #34143050
Totally cool to enjoy life at the edge of a pond or lake. I say this as someone who enjoys being in fast water. We have to respect each other’s preferences. Anyone who tells you ot…
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Comment #34075491
I hear you, I just mean I wouldn’t call that a corpse. It’s clearly providing utility. Similar to OSS over two decades making $0 ARR. I imagine it must’ve been hard to monetize giv…
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Comment #34072459
The corpse? It's actively used by many companies in production. Unless you're referring to the branching point, which is more like the younger version than a corpse.
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Comment #34043256
You self-host things that are easily self-hostable. You wouldn’t self-host something like emails or error reporting.