A supercomputer, AirPods Max, half a cow, and a flamethrower? 😂 This might be the most random hackathon prize list I've ever seen. Love the idea of turning a weekend of vibe coding into something fun. Really curious to see what people build! 👀

One of the biggest challenges when building with open AI models is having enough compute to experiment and turn ideas into real projects. The Nebius AI Builder Program is expanding to Europe, with $10M across compute grants, capital, and community. Nice to see more support for European builders! 👀

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OAuth 2.0 sounds complex, but the core idea is simple: give apps limited access without sharing your password. 🔐 A typical Authorization Code flow works like this: 1️⃣ User clicks “Sign in with Provider” 2️⃣ The app redirects to the authorization server 3️⃣ User logs in and grants consent 4️⃣ The server returns an authorization code 5️⃣ The app exchanges it for an access token 6️⃣ The access token is used to call the API 7️⃣ The resource server returns protected data Key pieces: 👤 Resource Owner - the user 💻 Client - the app requesting access 🔐 Authorization Server - issues tokens 🗄️ Resource Server - hosts protected APIs Common token types: 🎫 Authorization Code - short-lived exchange code 🔑 Access Token - used to call APIs 🔄 Refresh Token - gets a new access token For modern apps, Authorization Code + PKCE is usually the preferred flow. Also remember: Authentication = who you are Authorization = what you’re allowed to access. 🚀

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