passkeys are great actually once you realize that the two main facts about passkeys, that they use biometrics and replace passwords, are both deceptive to the point of untruth
"autofill with random password" should have quietly grown an "autofill with cryptographic key (recommended)" option. priv key goes in the password managers storage. autofill from saved password automatically returns a signature or whatever when applicable.
but somehow one of the greatest collective PM failures in history has led to everyone having to learn a new term, every large internet company lying/obscuring what it means, and years before this extremely simple feature even worked reliably.
tttt v2 is out. fastest typescript type checker, no asterisks required. has hundreds of minor correctness fixes, and a more comfortable perf lead: github.com/wmww/tttt/release…
Let us ignore the fanciful sci-fi tales like 'AI takes over the lightcone' and focus on real down-to-earth concerns like the AI dyson swarms blotting out the sun.
me and claude have a fun little game where I feed her benchmark results against my private corpus of typescript projects, and then she attempts to trick me into revealing their names so she can overfit them
her new strat is to bury the request 3/4ths through a long message I'm to copy/paste to a local claude, because she wanted some tests run that should have been unrelated