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Magic link login library for Azure AD B2C(github.com)
1 points by mswehli 3y ago|0 comments
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I've launched a monthly subscription app development service(uncubator.co)
2 points by mswehli 4y ago|0 comments
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The Donkey Generation(donkeygen.com)
2 points by mswehli 4y ago|0 comments
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Punishing Risk Guarantees Failure(blog.moodio.co.uk)
7 points by mswehli 6y ago|0 comments
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Implementing Twitter-Esque Profile URLs in Asp.net Core(blog.moodio.co.uk)
1 points by mswehli 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: WeApply – A human powered job finder service(weapp.ly)
1 points by mswehli 6y ago|0 comments
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Never admit to your flaws during a final interview(blog.weapp.ly)
3 points by mswehli 6y ago|0 comments
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by mswehli 6y ago
what does money not spent have to do with anything? it's money that didn't exist that was created. The point of the article wasn't to talk about what causes inflation, its to talk about how inflation is a tax, and the stimulu
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by mswehli 7y ago
Ok... Getting a bit rude, so if you prefer we can end the discussion here, however first lets take a look at 2 links: https://oauth.net/2/scope/ "Scope is a mechanism in OAuth 2.0 to limit an application&#x27
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by mswehli 7y ago
> The author quote a case where an application have obtained a token on behalf of the user and that's valid too, but it's a less common (in my experience) scenario. quite common in mine, especially when dealing with service ori
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by mswehli 7y ago
>I think you're talking about delegation now. > Services which are acting on the user's behalf (delegated) can pass the user's claims through too; can pass the whole JWT through. That services act on the user's beh
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by mswehli 7y ago
Well yes, but sometimes its not the user that authorizes the JWT token holder to perform the action to begin with, which is why there is the distinction between authenticating the user and authorizing a service to perform an action. JWT tok
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by mswehli 7y ago
Well the point is, Authenticating the user happens before the JWT token is issued, and authorizing an action happens after the JWT token is viewed. Authorizing a user on the backend to perform an action is an entirely different thing. For e
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by mswehli 7y ago
Well no, JWT tokens are there to validate a call can be made. e.g., that whoever has made the HTTP call to your API server has been allowed to do so by the user. JWT tokens aren't there to tell you what the user themselves are allowed
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by mswehli 7y ago
Depends on where the permissions logic is stored, but to add information such as the example of can user a access the data of company x, then the IAM provider has to make a call back to the service where this information is stored. Its unli
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by mswehli 7y ago
Ah thanks. I disagree though, with JWT tokens and especially assuming you’re using the redirect flow, for the server especially, the server doesn’t need to know if the user was even authenticated as it could be another service calling it,
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JWT tokens authenticate the client, not the user(blog.moodio.co.uk)
31 points by mswehli 7y ago|23 comments
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It's Always a Good Time for a Salary Renegotiation(hackernoon.com)
2 points by mswehli 7y ago|0 comments
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by mswehli 7y ago
Not exactly newsletters, but there are 2 interesting podcasts from The Indie Hackers Podcast, one with John O'Nolan and one with Louis Nicholls and it seems like they suggest the best ways of getting people interested in your paid cont
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by mswehli 7y ago
I mean, they talk about Walmart like it's the underdog, but its revenue is twice as large as Amazon's (despite its market cap being much lower). While Walmart is much better at sales via physical stores and Amazon is better at onl
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by mswehli 7y ago
No, Swift isn't like other langugaes which start from nothing. Most languages come out quietly and build a userbase slowly but steadily, which results in more organic growth, so they will have a steadier curve. Existing developers how
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by mswehli 7y ago
I was indeed.
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by mswehli 7y ago
To the replies, it was a joke >_>
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by mswehli 7y ago
Why would I want to make it EASIER for people coming over to use my WiFi?
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by mswehli 7y ago
You shouldn't attempt to always be "switched on" as that is usually counter productive. Just measure what your current production level is, write it down, and make an effort to stay consistent or improve. That way when you se
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by mswehli 7y ago
Honestly, think they stand a pretty good chance in making it successful, especially considering how good their domestic home appliance capabilities has become. Different things, but atleast the embedded systems/electrical engineering t
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by mswehli 7y ago
I think the issue is the definition of a microservice isn't really set, while those are good candidates for microservices, you can even design them for core functionalities, such as for example in some challenger banks, i've seen
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Don't Use REST for Your Micro-Services(blog.moodio.co.uk)
4 points by mswehli 7y ago|3 comments
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by mswehli 7y ago
Yeah exactly. They run after these vanity projects which i find are usually vanity driven or built on the desire but don't appear to want to put the work in to have a proper tech strategy or invest in it. I think a lot of the time is t
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Tech Disruption Is a Myth(blog.moodio.co.uk)
4 points by mswehli 7y ago|2 comments

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