tnzk

Why Ruby? It seems to be a Python framework.

  Tech: React/Next.js, Svelte, Django, Rails
  Location: Japan
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Negotiable
  Résumé/CV: send a blank email to resume{@}tnzk.org. You’ll receive my résumé automatically.

A full-stack developer with 14 years of experience. I have worked for US-based and German-based companies with both fully distributed team for 5 years.

I loved the experience with this setting and could work most productively, so looking similar opportunities for next time.

I am specialized in software security, and particularly interested in projects involving LLM and RAG applications, however, pretty much open to any kind of projects.

SEEKING WORK, Japan, Remote Only

A full-stack developer with 14 years of experience. I have worked for US-based and German-based companies with both fully distributed team for 5 years.

Have extensive experience with early stage startups, so rapid prototyping and bootstrapping full fledged webapps are my areas of strength. Pretty much open to any kind of projects.

For my résumé and availability, send a blank email to resume[@]tnzk.org. You’ll receive an auto-reply.

Even videolang is just a letter away from VideoLAN. I love the idea as I built something similar in the past though.

This is actually what popped out of my head as I read the article. Did you observe other trade-offs with this approach?

I've checked 2.0 Security BCP, 2.1 draft and OIDC and none of them seemed to cover that. Perhaps I could be in ongoing discussion in the mailing list of 2.1? I only checked their GitHub issues and found nothing relevant.

Curious, which part in RFC 6749 do you refer to or other ones?

Apparently different articles?

Do you regularly use one of them? I've been aware of them for years but I've been never motivated to activity use them due to overall poor UX. Sign-in is already a hassle there. Yet I appreciate them maintaining them because I once had recovered my access to my devices when I was almost locked out of Apple ID (don't quite remember the detail though).

This seems very interesting approach to scripting. Does it basically provides with an alias to child_process.exec as $ and besides that I can write in the same way I'd do in Node?

> Node.js standard library requires additional hassle before using

I read the hassle as having to setup Node runtime in advance, but zx requires npm to install so I'm not sure.

Awesome, generating pages for the Linux kernel repository in less than 7 mie sounds great.

> Only indexes history of one branch.

I wonder if this means it only generates pages for one branch or it does for all the branches but indexes only one in search efficiency sense (although it might be irrelevant as it is for static sites). Some of the demo sites have a "branches" page with more than one branch.