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Sam Mortenson

@mortensonsam

Security engineer working on AwaySync, the asynchronous communication platform that lets you reclaim your attention

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Now here’s a tough problem. As a codebase grows, so does the rise of old code and outdated patterns. This leads to burdened engineers and large clean-up sprints. So, we developed an open-sourced system to modernize the codebase without compromising developer speed. But how? ⬇️

Now here’s a tough problem. 
As a codebase grows, so does the rise of old code and outdated patterns. This leads to burdened engineers and large clean-up sprints.

So, we developed an open-sourced system to modernize the codebase without compromising developer speed.

But how? ⬇️
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I wonder if we're going to see a rise in malware passkey providers. I guess 2FA code generators had the same attack vector already though.

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I still basically feel this jaded but am now thinking about how most developers didn't view automation as the elimination of future jobs until it affected them

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it'd be pretty cool if public documentation was always editable to random users, and a little pop up would come up like "submit suggestions?" and it'd open a PR or something

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a lot of effort goes into running tests from a fresh database, but if you assume the database is shared even during testing it probably unlocks a lot of performance gains (specifically parallelism with a single DB)

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i'm on the naughty victorian boy diet. i'm sneaking morsels. taking lil nips. spoonfuls straight from the stockpot. i'm eating sugarplums you can only dream of.

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🧠 From Drupal Core to static innovation: Samuel Mortenson Sam Mortenson shares his journey behind Tome, SFC, and more. He may be "semi-retired," but his tools keep shaping how we think about Drupal. 🎙 Interview by Kazima Abbas Kazima Abbas 👉 bit.ly/44VHdOx

🧠 From Drupal Core to static innovation: Samuel Mortenson <a href="/mortensonsam/">Sam Mortenson</a>  shares his journey behind Tome, SFC, and more. He may be "semi-retired," but his tools keep shaping how we think about Drupal. 🎙 Interview by Kazima Abbas <a href="/abbas_kazi47384/">Kazima Abbas</a> 
👉 bit.ly/44VHdOx
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people who can barely figure out authorization are creating APIs for AI to arbitrarily query their database, lol. MCPs are going to be the gift that keeps on giving for years

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Published a project that uses Hashicorp's go-plugin to dispatch Yjs operations to a Node subprocess from Go using gRPC. Probably will not use this in prod but technically was pretty interesting! github.com/mortenson/yjs-…

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I noticed Google's AI Overview sometimes suggests otherwise unknown open source dependencies due to keyword matching. For instance, I searched "node get flags" and it suggested the node-flags package which only has 128 weekly installs. Interesting security implications here!