Matt Kramer
@matt-kramer.com
Principle Software Engineer at Anaconda.
Former researcher in marine hydrodynamics 🌊 and naval architecture 🚢.
Father 🚸, cyclist 🚵♂️, musician 🎸.
via Houston, TX
Former researcher in marine hydrodynamics 🌊 and naval architecture 🚢.
Father 🚸, cyclist 🚵♂️, musician 🎸.
via Houston, TX
I've noticed twice now that scopes requested during oath login flow are very broad. I'd expect apps to request scoped access to specific lexicons, and ideally read/write.
Is this by design? A deficiency? A future roadmap item?
What's to prevent one of the apps from deleting everything? Trust?
Is this by design? A deficiency? A future roadmap item?
What's to prevent one of the apps from deleting everything? Trust?
January 10, 2026 at 5:32 PM
I've noticed twice now that scopes requested during oath login flow are very broad. I'd expect apps to request scoped access to specific lexicons, and ideally read/write.
Is this by design? A deficiency? A future roadmap item?
What's to prevent one of the apps from deleting everything? Trust?
Is this by design? A deficiency? A future roadmap item?
What's to prevent one of the apps from deleting everything? Trust?
Reminded this morning of when I ran a CFD test case of flow past the Apple logo.
Still think it would be a sweet laptop sticker with better post-processing and selection of the right Reynolds number.
Still think it would be a sweet laptop sticker with better post-processing and selection of the right Reynolds number.
January 8, 2026 at 1:05 PM
Reminded this morning of when I ran a CFD test case of flow past the Apple logo.
Still think it would be a sweet laptop sticker with better post-processing and selection of the right Reynolds number.
Still think it would be a sweet laptop sticker with better post-processing and selection of the right Reynolds number.