Acconut

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by Acconut 6y ago
The author seems to be have written this post based on work for an in-browser video editor ( https://videoinu.com/editor ). It runs completely on the client-side, so all the editing, previewing, rendering, and exporting is do
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by Acconut 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote Software Engineer and Developer with a lot of experience in the area of full stack web development. I have been designing and building scalable backend servers and web frontends for more than 6 years. Technol
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by Acconut 9y ago
> It's for building specialized services such as key value stores, L7 proxies, static websites, etc. First of all, thank you for publishing this project. It's very interesting in my opinion since I never thought about the benef
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by Acconut 9y ago
> I've done lots of event loops in the past (eg hellepoll in c++) and think that the cost of that is on the programmer - keeping track of things, callbacks, state machines and things and avoiding using the stack for state etc is all
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Evio – Fast event-loop networking for Go(github.com)
281 points by Acconut 9y ago|65 comments
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by Acconut 11y ago
People, I followed on Twitter, kept sharing links mentioning HN or citing from comments. After some time I decided to check it about but it took me some time until I realized what this "thing" was and appreciate the value behind i
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by Acconut 11y ago
Splitting a resource into multiple parts and embedding in into a single message in order to avoid external storage and the need for locking is an interesting approach, but sadly not an option for me. Nevertheless, I appreciate your response
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by Acconut 11y ago
At my workplace, we are currently looking for a distributed locking mechanism. Since we are already heavily using Redis in our system, it seems to be convenient to rely on it, too, but we heart a lot of criticism against it. Does anyone hav
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by Acconut 11y ago
Funnily, there is no PHP 6. While work had begun for this version, it was later abandoned due to some major issues regarding Unicode handling, as far as I know. Most of the features already implemented in PHP 6 were shipped in PHP 5.4 and t
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by Acconut 11y ago
Indeed, resumable uploads are not a thing we invented. Nevertheless, we think it's handy to have a document describing the approach and client and server implementations. We also considered the use of the Content-Range headers for resu
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by Acconut 11y ago
Great to hear, you enjoy it. I am Marius, the current project lead of the tus project and I guess I can provide some answers for you. The biggest benefit and the main reason of its origin is the ability to resume an interrupted upload at an
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by Acconut 11y ago
No, I do not think this should be implemented. The proper way (in addition to server-side validation, of course) is to utilize JavaScript in order to verify the file's size. This solution also allows different maximum sizes for differe
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by Acconut 11y ago
Gandi seems to be exactly what I was referring to, thanks.
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by Acconut 11y ago
I can relate to your problem regarding the memory optimized plan. Are you aware of any cloud provider, similar to Linode or DigitalOcean, which allow to specify the numbers of cores and GBs of memory by yourself? All the services I know onl
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by Acconut 12y ago
The Community edition is updated every half a years and seems to receive the new features then but I can't verify it.
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by Acconut 12y ago
On their site they say you only have the "Ability to suggest new features" if you pay £150/year to obtain the Professional edition. Maybe their opinion changes if you throw money at them.
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by Acconut 12y ago
Nearly all of the time, the link is checked by me and only if I am interested in other people's opinions about this topic (what happens very often) I read the comments. In my opinion it is better this way since you should be educated a
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by Acconut 12y ago
Instead of upvoting I should downvote because the website demonstrate with a kind of humor what is happening more and more but operates against the idea of one web for all platforms. Sadly, it is not possible to downvote, so yeah :)
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by Acconut 12y ago
For me I can't fully confirm. While the some parts resize themselves based on the window's sizes (e.g. the video page and the search bar on the top) the footer and video list (when logged in) are still of fixed width. I could be t
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by Acconut 12y ago
I have been hired by a software company to develop one of their SDKs which has been open-sourced later. After this job ended I kept working with them and a some of my contributions were and are still towards open-source projects which are m
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Open Protocol for Resumable File Uploads: tus 1.0 Pre-release(tus.io)
2 points by Acconut 12y ago|0 comments