Eikon

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by Eikon 2y ago
https://www.merklemap.com/search?query=coinbase.com&page=0&t... There’s indeed a lot of them :)
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by Eikon 2y ago
> I don't know much about CT requirements, but can't they prune data out of their logs after some time? Since the certs only last 6 days, the growth of the logs can be capped at some point right? That's what happens - logs
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by Eikon 2y ago
Thank you!
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by Eikon 2y ago
This will get interesting for many CT transparency monitors which for many are already seeing scalability issues. I am operating https://www.merklemap.com/ and the current scale is already impressive.
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Show HN: Levenshtein/Typosquat Domain Search(merklemap.com)
2 points by Eikon 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Typosquat Domain Search(merklemap.com)
2 points by Eikon 2y ago|0 comments
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Mozilla Online is a separate organization that operates in China(mozilla.org)
3 points by Eikon 2y ago|2 comments
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by Eikon 2y ago
Want to find the actual UUIDs that are a dot com? https://www.merklemap.com/search?query=*-*-*-*-*.com&page=0 Well, some of them are :)
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by Eikon 2y ago
That's the issue - I want to keep the default settings but disable this animation when using the trackpad.
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by Eikon 2y ago
The previous page behavior with the weird animation and reload is too horrible for that.
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by Eikon 2y ago
From my experience, Rust programs are consistently high quality, just work, and deploy easily. I've rarely seen any well-known Rust projects that are garbage. Since Rust is still emerging in the corporate world, those proficient in it
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by Eikon 2y ago
Lol https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27039628
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by Eikon 2y ago
Webhooks are a classic example of premature optimization masquerading as "best practice". The irony in this blog post is palpable - they advocate for webhooks while simultaneously describing their fundamental weakness. A webhook s
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by Eikon 2y ago
We are not seeing the same cars or not have the same definition of what a scratch is, lol.
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by Eikon 2y ago
How are 'top performers' and 'low performers' being defined in this context? In my experience, these labels in corporate environments often correlate more with social dynamics and political acumen than actual work output
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by Eikon 2y ago
I feel I may be an outlier here, but I love async functions (I mostly use Rust). I intuitively understand what will block and what won't, and can generally gauge the performance impact. I believe the few downsides are far outweighed by
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by Eikon 2y ago
I got very happy when the final font was the one I use every day, lol.
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by Eikon 2y ago
> If you're not imposing any more traffic on them than you would be visiting their site manually, then using their APIs to get at structured data is actually win-win compared to the alternative (load the whole thing and scrape). I a
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by Eikon 2y ago
This approach is generally seen as unwanted by website owners (it's worth noting that automated API clients are distinct from regular user agents). As a “reverse engineer”, you have no idea how expensive or not an endpoint is to proces
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by Eikon 2y ago
Now you have both a concurrency issue and a distributed systems problem...
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by Eikon 2y ago
There’s more data structures in your favorite language std lib than an hashmap, at least, I hope so :)
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by Eikon 2y ago
You know what performs better than redis in this setup? An hashmap. Why Postgres wouldn’t run on the same server as the app? It’s actually pretty common.
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by Eikon 2y ago
These platforms enable horizontal scaling, but ironically, many apps only need to scale horizontally because the base instances offer such underwhelming specs. It's frustrating to see engineering teams in 2024 spending countless hours
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by Eikon 2y ago
What's simpler about this than just uploading .html files? This seems actually very complicated for what it does.
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by Eikon 2y ago
Shameless plug: https://www.merklemap.com/
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by Eikon 2y ago
Seems pretty common that a platforms owner would actually try new apis with their own stuff. What better way to get primary real world usage before stabilizing?
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1Password product enhancements [Fall edition](blog.1password.com)
1 points by Eikon 2y ago|0 comments
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by Eikon 2y ago
I was thinking about that, I’ll experiment by adding a .torrent file :)
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by Eikon 2y ago
It’s because I don’t try to de duplicate and just saves whatever response I get, which translates to this obvious behavior for cnames. Shouldn’t be a big deal. I may improve that in future releases.
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by Eikon 2y ago
What makes you think it's small?

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