jenius

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by jenius 20d ago
Yea I went through this as well - when I tested it, they also required you be on a paid plan to even be able to get the export, which is kinda crazy. I work at an auth company now (Clerk) and this experience drove our current approach, whic
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by jenius 2mo ago
I work at Clerk - same opinion here. Rolling your own auth is a trap. It's super easy when you are just getting started with your product and I cannot count how many times I have seen developers boast about how they rolled their own au
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by jenius 7mo ago
Back up now fwiw
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by jenius 2y ago
Clerk employee here - it's certainly the case that a lot of our users are JS ecosystem users, which is why those SDKs have received extra attention. That being said, I do want to note that we have greatly expanded the number of SDKs th
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by jenius 2y ago
We have a new major version of the chrome extension sdk with a docs overhaul on the verge of release over here at Clerk if that’s useful!
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by jenius 2y ago
Head of support at Clerk here, can confirm this is accurate. We're right at the finish line with a project that will give you a secure export of your full user data through the dashboard without needing to email support as well. We are
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by jenius 2y ago
We do now support this, as of late august! https://clerk.com/changelog/2024-08-20-custom-oauth-provider...
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by jenius 4y ago
Vercel is fairly clear about where it runs your code - depending on the type of page/deployment its going to be either S3, Lambda, or a cloudflare edge worker. There is a ton of logic behind how deployments work but the general benefit
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by jenius 4y ago
Vercel has edge function support as well that will work with any framework, docs are here: https://vercel.com/docs/build-output-api/v3#vercel-primitive...
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by jenius 9y ago
We have been using datocms heavily at my company for a variety of projects, and have been beyond impressed by how robust and well-thought-out the platform is, and how responsive the staff are to bugs and feature requests. I spend a LOT of t
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by jenius 11y ago
You can't make a comment like this with absolutely zero explanation other than that it was 'your impression'. I understand the whole refuting bullshit is a lot of work thing, but it's equally as irresponsible, if not mor
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On Gifts(medium.com)
1 points by jenius 11y ago|0 comments
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Basic Needs(medium.com)
2 points by jenius 11y ago|0 comments
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Intro to Web Development(medium.com)
1 points by jenius 11y ago|0 comments
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by jenius 11y ago
So just a question and this probably is stupid. But what to investors expect to gain from an investment into a nonprofit? Are the expecting to get their money back somehow? Are they expecting to get more than the money they invested back, a
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The Unreliable Startup(medium.com)
3 points by jenius 11y ago|2 comments
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by jenius 11y ago
I have spent a long time thinking about and looking for ways that people use to rationalize their own spending and not giving to those who are in need, and this is one of the most common reasons cited. While all my research and experience h
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by jenius 11y ago
Just jumping in here to back you up jpmoral. In fact, I said in my original comment that I am not trying to tell anyone how to spend money and its these peoples' own lives and they can do what they want, right in the last paragraph. So
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by jenius 11y ago
Read the beginning of the article, was mildly interested. Kept reading about how he arbitrarily decided to book a helicopter ride and buy an expensive motorcycle through a texting service just to test it out, and was no longer sure if it wa
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by jenius 11y ago
Do you honestly think most adults follow what the senate is doing? On top of that, do you think most adults follow what the senate is doing to the extent that they know the names of individual senators, and whether one is more or less disti
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by jenius 11y ago
Honestly, I'd be significantly more likely to know Snowden's name than the vice president. I feel like he made a major impact on society that will be written about in history books for years to come. If you don't follow polit
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Wunderlist Joins Microsoft(wunderlist.com)
1 points by jenius 11y ago|0 comments
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by jenius 11y ago
I feel like this is a perfect reason why this is a bad investment. Anyone who is still subscribed to AOL dialup is honestly probably a senior citizen or technology-illiterate. AOL is not even marketing their dialup service anymore. These pe
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by jenius 11y ago
Woah, really impressive that he was able to guess the company. That seems super crazy to me. I guess I'd better check out SmugMug if it's that above and beyond!
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by jenius 12y ago
This is absurd. Are you serious? The way you express your opinions is enormously important. It could easily be the difference between getting a raise and getting fired. Expressing your opinions in a way makes sense to other people and they
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by jenius 12y ago
Look up the definition of the word "opinion" on google or a dictionary. Then look up the word "dogma". Then re-read my comment. Fair? It's not the opinion I'm objected to, it's the way of stating it.
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by jenius 12y ago
Maybe I didn't get this across in my original comment, but my primary job is open source software. So I spend ~40h/week working on public projects that are not all my own. I spend tons of time contributing to other peoples' p
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by jenius 12y ago
> "This is solid engineering . And it completely reinforces the fact that React.js is the right way to build apps." This just comes off as really weird to me. Why would any sane developer make a statement like this? It sound
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by jenius 12y ago
So I've been writing javascript full time for a couple years at this point, client, server, and open source, and what I have adopted is coercing everything into promises, which I suppose would be the author's way of saying making
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by jenius 12y ago
While I agree that facebook is frequently used for events, I'd actually argue that it's horrible for events, there's just no other option. For any given event, about 2/3 of the people will never respond to the invite, of

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