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Reddit r/webdev 🧠 Large Language Models ⚡ AI Lesson 2mo ago
Does adding features like RTR and immediate multi-device logout to JWT authentication eventually turn it into session-based authentication?
So, I've been learning about the differences between JWT and session-based authentication. I went with JWT for my project. But as I've taken the time to plan it
Reddit r/webdev 🧠 Large Language Models ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago
Starting with Blazor, issue with retrieving access token within the DelegatingHandler
Probably a beginner question, I have authentication with Identity and a login method that can get the access token and place it in a JWT provider. But because t
Reddit r/webdev 🧠 Large Language Models ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago
Show HN Saturday: LLMWatch – LLM cost proxy built with Next.js + Supabase
Stack: Next.js 16, Supabase, Vercel, Paddle The problem: I kept getting surprise OpenAI bills with no idea which prompt caused it. The solution: A lightweight p
Reddit r/webdev 🧠 Large Language Models ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago
Script to bulk delete Claude chats from the web UI
I haven't found a way to delete all chats in bulk like you can on Chatgpt. With Claude, you have to scroll to the bottom, select everything, and delete. The pro
Reddit r/webdev 🧠 Large Language Models ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago
Is inline code completion better than prompting
I have a hypothesis that having an llm complete a few lines of your code - mostly boilerplate, could be better than prompting an entire file of code through it.
Reddit r/webdev 🧠 Large Language Models ⚡ AI Lesson 3mo ago
Recently found a GDPR gap in our LLM traces
Alright, first, for context, we’re a small early-stage startup (3 engineers total) and we closed our first round of funding 3 months ago. Second, not a lawyer o
Reddit r/webdev 🧠 Large Language Models ⚡ AI Lesson 4mo ago
I built a RAG app for reinforcing an LLM with hundreds of theological writings.
This was my first time dabbling with RAG and I was super fun. Stack: - Laravel AI SDK - Inertia (React) - Gemini 2.5 (for now) - Gemini Embedding 2 for text emb
Reddit r/webdev 🧠 Large Language Models 5mo ago
A scaling issue most web apps hit after adding AI features
Many web apps start by calling an LLM provider directly from their backend. That works fine early on. But once usage grows, teams usually start needing: retries
Reddit r/webdev 🧠 Large Language Models ⚡ AI Lesson 5mo ago
Exploring how location extraction from video content behaves across different formats
I’ve been experimenting with extracting structured location data from video content and noticed some interesting behavior patterns. The goal is to take a shared