runnr_az

Joined 13 years ago

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Apr 10
Ultramarathon runner and full stack developer in Scottsdale, AZ. @runnr_az
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Comment · 10 days ago
I will defeat you all at Spaceward Ho!
Comment · 18 days ago
Frontier models rendering backends
Comment · 24 days ago
finger.farm finger server...
Comment · 1 month ago
how do they guide it?
Comment · 1 month ago
I don't really get how people are getting busted for insider trading on these platforms. Sure, it's a TOS violation, but it's not like these are SEC regulated markets... I guess I'd just assume that all the smart money was always insiders
Comment · 1 month ago
Hi sharks... I'm Jon and this is my project Repodify.app

Share all your podcast appearances, create a favorites list to share with friends, gather all the episodes around a single topic.

Select the episodes you love and stitch them together in your own custom podcast feed...

- Choose episodes from both PodcastIndex and Apple Podcast directories

- Generate a standard rss xml feed

- Plays directly from the source... doesn't re-host the audio or mess with the creator's content in any way

- Record or upload your own audio and put it right into your feed

Comment · 1 month ago
i never got around to it
Comment · 2 months ago
The Hollow Mars: that's where Space Godzilla lives
Comment · 2 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
During the pandemic, my neighborhood in Scottsdale saw a huge increase of families with kids moving from Chicago / Seattle / SF. Remote workers, etc... We've got good public school / parks / places to roam, at the time represented a huge bargain in home pricing.

(Anecdotal but reflected by a rapid increase in home values that came with that.)

Comment · 3 months ago
that seems weird, right?
Comment · 5 months ago
Yeah... but you can't just move a session across a heterogeneous set of servers with different backends, etc... Maybe some of your APIs are on one platform, the apps themselves on another. There are several libs that can help you do that.
Comment · 5 months ago
Eh. JWTs are super handy if you have a single web experience spread across multiple backend apps on the same domain, with a single SSO server to set up the user auth. Definitely not for storing anything sensitive, but treating it like a fancy session cookie with the minimal amount one needs to securely access resources - customerId or whatever - makes life a lot easier than trying to wire up cookie / session management across a lot of different, disparate apps.

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