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I wasn't expecting to see the outages being nearly the same even before the 2023 ai inflection point

Cool to see all the progress with Zed, but it feels a bit too tied to user accounts. Prominent 'Sign In' buttons and ads like 'Try our new agentic...' They do have to make money and that's fine - but too often incentives start out this way and begin to corrupt the application...

Whats next, ads inside file searches? (ubuntu blundered this way and soured the community) - "LQQKING for something? try new ai search by blah blah corp!"

So it's hard to 'invest' my time tweaking my editor and theme only to have it start to betray me in the future. VSCode has already gone down this path - signing commit messages with 'copilot'


I recently took a trip to Salamanca Spain, the sight of a regular bench, in the city center, without hostile anti sleeping measures. It was funny, something so plain could so be jarring to see. Could very well have been an elephant on the via.

when you consider the setup and infrastructure going to and fro the mega warehouse of dry and perishable goods, also considering the required equipment, (a sedan, or large car) - It begins to become apparent the genesis of costco largely rises out of Americas car culture and suburbia.

Alternatively elsewhere, small shops, many locally owned, butchers, vendors convenience stores replace the existence of 'costco'

In these facts, I dont know if its necessarily a bad thing, but there is something empty, soulless and anti social about it.

Maybe a few grape tomatoes for thought between the world salad of this article, "cognitive pattern. It is a jarring thoughtscape, remarkably compelling and nondiscursive and utterly hard to shake." - That is what the author too is getting at?


Do you think the complexity of auth in the browser, is because browsers don't do enough?

I think auth is complicated outside of browsers too. But browsers do make some things uniquely confusing, especially cookies and general security primitives are full of footguns

Not who you're replying to but browsers do way too much. Load the code you're given and don't do anything else.

FedCM might be of interest to you. It's one effort to make browsers do more around authentication.

Wrote an article about that here: https://fusionauth.io/articles/authentication/fedcm (hosted at my employer's website)


Tom's articles are always a good read.

Anyone remember Auth0 and passportjs?

The churn of auth services is never ending, but I suppose so are the standards.


Disclaimer: I work for an Auth0 competitor, FusionAuth.

Heya, Auth0 is still around! They got bought by Okta in 2021 but still have a free tier and we see them in a lot of bake-offs.


OAuth 2.x and OIDC haven’t changed much. I still use Passport.js with Firebase.

So GitHub reached its tipping point, I guess vscode will follow

Needn’t worry, such incompetencies are rooted out by the 8th or 9th round of interviews.


A key pain point addressed by Cluely or some such


time to add plugins to hn, automated measure of ai comments and submissions to be the first ;)


big fan of this project, been following on x. heads up, there's some escaping issue on the website, for instance " \u{00d7} 2 \u{2014}"


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