Sytten

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by Sytten 3y ago
We don't currently compress data but we might at some point. We found that the most significant speed increase is by splitting the data into multiple files. Otherwise it becomes very slow at 10-20GB range. Yes and your 400$ plan is a g
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by Sytten 3y ago
If I could get a dollar for each time people tell me Caido is like Burp Suite
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by Sytten 3y ago
Hi there! Co-founder of Caido ( https://caido.io ) here. Glad to see more competition in the space, we also went the route of using an API (built in Rust). We decided to focus only on a web UI in vue.js I will look how you are sto
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by Sytten 3y ago
Side comment but I looked at the documentation, github repo and even code for wick and I still have zero idea what it does. And I am rust developper full time...
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by Sytten 3y ago
Hopefully they will fund Tauri development because our experience is that any moderately complicated application is utter garbage in performances and compatibility on linux. And on top of that you have a lot more testing surface because of
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by Sytten 3y ago
In Canada the debit fee is fixed (I think its around 0.10 to 0.40CAD) per transaction, no percentage. That's why you see a lot of places that only accept cash or debit (and not credit cards). I would be happy as a small SaaS owner and
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by Sytten 3y ago
That is not a settled debate IMO, even Stallman said as much. Sure its not FOSS / FLOSS, but trying to push for a position where open source doesn't mean I can see the code is very much not agreed by everybody. EDIT: See https:&
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by Sytten 3y ago
Newpipe scrapes the HTML, its against the ToS but harder to block.
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by Sytten 3y ago
At the end of the day that is why I decided to not be open for my business. Even if you try to be on the good side its hard and you have the eternal source available vs open source debate. I wish they would develop a license friendly to bot
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by Sytten 3y ago
For the plugin I would add an API to let the developer define user settings. For example look at what Xtra ( https://github.com/crackededed/Xtra ) offers for twitch. The most important is to be able to set a proxy to ret
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by Sytten 3y ago
Their plugin system is interesting, they embedded a V8 engine to run JavaScript to then make some api calls to the various platforms. I am 99% sure this is against each platform ToS and that they will get sued by Twitch, YouTube, etc. Espec
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by Sytten 3y ago
I don't think it would since it blocks ads and thats against the ToS of platforms. I am guessing we are moving to ads embedded in the stream themselves and if the app gets popular enough it will become the norm. Twitch already does tha
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by Sytten 3y ago
Their plugin system is interesting, they embedded a V8 engine to run JavaScript to then make some api calls to the various platforms. I am 99% sure this is against each platform ToS and that they will get sued by Twitch, YouTube, etc. Espec
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Rust Async Trait Stabilized(github.com)
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by Sytten 3y ago
This is very exciting! The pace of sqlite development is suprisingly fast for a project that mature. The only real type that I miss from SQLite is a native datetime. Currently each library uses a different parsing strategy and it's a m
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by Sytten 3y ago
Grpc browser support is pretty bad, I still can't wrap my head around the whole grpc-web thing that looks like giant hacks. Openapi is not human readable IMO and the point is you design the API waaaay before you write any line of code.
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by Sytten 3y ago
Citations very much needed for REST. JsonSchema is not human readable. Some RPC yes but their support on web tech is meh (grpc-web for example is a mess). Having written large code bases in graphql I really disagree with this statement. It
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by Sytten 3y ago
What I really like with graphql that IMO all the other spec lack is a nice human readable format. When as a team you design a new API no way I am going to write openapi spec, but I can reason in GraphQL schema. Then each side takes the cont
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by Sytten 3y ago
Landing network segmentation between env should have been done before introducing per user per team pricing.......... I feel like as a PaaS I should not have to explain this.
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by Sytten 3y ago
We use render at Caido. <rant>I am pretty pissed off by their per user per team pricing that was introduced early this year. Specially since you still need to pay for multiple teams to get network segmentation between envs WTF<&#x2
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by Sytten 3y ago
It would be very nice to provide bindings to other languages. We use quickjs from rust and it works pretty well, you can provide what you want to the VM so it can run untrusted code.
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by Sytten 3y ago
Bold of you to assume there was one (before the incident) /s
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by Sytten 3y ago
Anyone has objectives blogs/videos that tested/compared all those new platforms? I feel like I see a new one on HN every month. From my quick research: signoz, openobserve, uptrace, highlight.io, opstrace. I would like to recommen
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by Sytten 3y ago
I imagine there is a clause in the support contract that prevents the disclosure of source code? I am wondering if we will need a community supported fork. I have said it for months that this transition will be a mess, so many distribution
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by Sytten 3y ago
Google Cloud Domain seems unaffected? Unsure it that is expected to change, never know with google these days.
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by Sytten 3y ago
One thing driving this bubble is that we just don't build enough houses compared to the number of immigrants we accept. The liberal government is just starting to accept that fact. Kinda ironic that for years the the rest of Canada tol
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by Sytten 3y ago
A lot of that pain could have been avoided if the language had better primitives for async in the std or in the futures crate. Like a trait that executor must implement and a "default" blocking executor to execute async code from
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by Sytten 3y ago
TLDR for those not aware of the drama: ThePHD was invited to give the keynote talk at Rustconf 2023 on reflection in rust. Someone emitted doubt it was a good idea and it was pulled in an insulting manner from him. Fast forward to now where
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by Sytten 3y ago
You can tell the bias of the article by reading the first sentence. It's funny when you read complaints of big employers of other countries, they are usually the same as your own but the numbers are different. I guess that's why I
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by Sytten 3y ago
I get similar a similar vibe about carbon credits than I got with crypto currencies / NFT. I am wondering if the SEC is going to look into them at some point and treat them a unregistered securities fraud.

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