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Truly not the kind of algorithm you'd want to write yourself. Do you really want to be scouring your own code usages when the CVE inevitably comes? Will you eve
by swatcoder 4y ago
Truly not the kind of algorithm you'd want to write yourself. Do you really want to be scouring your own code usages when the CVE inevitably comes? Will you even notice if you get exploited? And the off-by-1 errors??! Plus, you know IEEE is just going to go and increase the width of integers again soon. Moving targets everywhere. What a mess. I'd easily put $5 per month per seat towards this. Maybe more. Brilliant project.
- crummy 4y agoThis is just some random dev though. Soon an equivalent service will be bundled with your office 365 subscription, backed with five nines of reliability and a corporate support plan.
- fbdab103 4y agoLacking an appropriate license, I am more concerned that Amazon is going to rip off the code and host a service without the developer seeing a dime.
- klabb3 4y agoI actually wish Amazon came and standardized oddness, like with S3. Currently there’s a lot of providers, we had to switch to another for gdpr reasons (our old provider collected our users’ shoe sizes with each request, long story). But then they weren’t api compatible so we are now using a service adapter service. Oh, and remember to always wrap your isOdd requests in a retry loop with exponential backoff.
- craz8 4y agoI think Azure has an internal a service just to generate 429 http response codes - they send us so many of them!
- teaearlgraycold 4y ago> And the off-by-1 errors??! I read ??! as a trigram
- MauroIksem 4y agoWhat are you serious? What have software engineer become if this is worth $5 to you. It's ridiculous.
- eyelidlessness 4y agoI’d pay $6 but I keep getting redirected to the other service.