jcmartinezdev

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by jcmartinezdev 3mo ago
This is really old. JWTs are very safe.
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by jcmartinezdev 4mo ago
What's the next stop? it's gotta be auth0
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by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago
Even though those pop ups and paywalls are annoying, you shouldn’t be injecting custom CSS and JS like that. It’s just wrong. And the location… well, if one day they need you, they’ll sure be glad they know your each steps and current locat
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The case for becoming a manager(newsletter.thelongcommit.com)
58 points by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago|54 comments
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I Think a New Role Is Emerging in Tech(newsletter.thelongcommit.com)
3 points by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago
Rule 6: Never disagree with AI slop
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by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago
Mistral is doing some really great stuff lately. Sure, it's hard to compete with OpenAI and Anthropic and their models, but they are taking up some interesting takes and designing their product in unique ways. I like a lot what they ar
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by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago
We are all on the same boat now, whatever it takes us!
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by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago
And that’s the thing… it’s good at writing down my ideas in way that I can’t as a non native English speaker. But it needed the judgement, the experienced and suffered input to know what to help me write
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by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago
When that happens, we'll having nothing else to do.
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by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago
That's true! that make me feel better lol. The internet is so sensitive to AI slop, it's hard to know what's the right balanced of usage when writing.
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by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago
yeah, I wrote it myself, but since I'm not a native English speaker, I do use AI to "fix" and "polish". I think AI made me a worst writer in a way lol. it's my bad, I should have been more careful at keeping th
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by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago
I worry about that too, but I'm not sure we are close to that yet. Maybe we'll end up working on legacy systems where AI would break more than it would fix, or maybe we would become prompters. Idk!
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I Have 30 Years of Career Left. AI Made Me Rethink All of Them(newsletter.thelongcommit.com)
28 points by jcmartinezdev 6mo ago|17 comments
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The Quiet Surrender to AI(jcmartinez.dev)
6 points by jcmartinezdev 7mo ago|0 comments
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by jcmartinezdev 7mo ago
Auth0 is constantly releasing new features, including a new major offering now for AI agents. Plus is still very active in the development community, with open source like OpenFGA, frameworks, contributions to standards and so much more. No
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by jcmartinezdev 7mo ago
I've seen solutions implementing authorization in multiple ways, some still rely on the underlying services that map to the tools, guaranteeing the AT sent to those services is acting on behalf of the user. Other's do checks at th
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by jcmartinezdev 7mo ago
There are multiple ways, you can use known authorization methods like RBAC, or if you want something more fancy ReBac (tools like openfga, https://openfga.dev ). But there's only so much that you can do with that, if you nee
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by jcmartinezdev 7mo ago
This is a really solid primer. I appreciate that the author didn't just jump straight to the most complex solution (CDC/Event Sourcing) but actually laid out the progression of strategies. While "Sequential Dual-Write" i
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by jcmartinezdev 8mo ago
For what it looks, this is something where DCR ( https://openid.net/specs/openid-connect-registration-1_0.htm... ) could be helpful. Some auth providers like Auth0 have support for it: https://auth0.com/d
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by jcmartinezdev 8mo ago
I'm hiring for a senior developer content advocate, and Okta/Auth0 has more open positions. Here's my currently open position: https://www.okta.com/company/careers/marketing/senior-develo...
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by jcmartinezdev 8mo ago
In Germany you also have the UG which is like a small GmbH, with 1 eur minimum capital requirement, that is if you like like the 1k (and up to 2k) it cost to set up.
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by jcmartinezdev 8mo ago
Some tax consultants are very shady, and some are really arrogant. I'm currently looking for one as we had some disagreements on pricing with my previous one, and many won't even take me due to my volume, or maybe because I ask to
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by jcmartinezdev 8mo ago
Can you recommend a tax consultant that charges 200 EUR/month including preparing the yearly statements? I’m nearly at 3.5k/year and I have barely 10 invoices a month that I need to process between incoming and outgoing lol
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by jcmartinezdev 8mo ago
Maybe I should have taken another road considering the size of my operations, unfortunately I was wrongly advised when starting up, I spent 1k with a Steuerberatung for advice on what was the proper structure for me, and still… I think they
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by jcmartinezdev 8mo ago
But that’s the thing, even though it took weeks I spent a non insignificant amount of euros to set it up, I think it was nearly 2k at the end; and to make it quick would probably be another K or so? It’s crazy expensive, because of all the
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by jcmartinezdev 8mo ago
gmbh or UG, takes about that time to set up, you can start billing before, but still... this is a lot of time of manual paperwork.
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by jcmartinezdev 8mo ago
I had my experience with bootstrapping a self founded UG (Unternehmergesellschaft), and the process was long (about 8 weeks), involving me getting support from a company (firma.de) to help me prepare all the documentation which involved a l
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by jcmartinezdev 8mo ago
Never underestimate the power of german bureaucracy lol
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by jcmartinezdev 8mo ago
That's great to know! In Germany it involves a lot of physical paperwork, going to a notary to certify the creation, taxes are a nightmare, every change you need to make again you need a notary. It's so frustrating!

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