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by clukic 5y ago
I would think a user token level limit would prevent this, although I could imagine a case where a bug simultaneous affected all user tokens, but I'd imagine you'd set that app level limit pretty high because otherwise you'd
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by clukic 5y ago
That's true. And really, of all the things the app level rate limit is perhaps the least worth mentioning. Not wanting to get into the weeds, what I didn't say is that there's no way of returning the extent of the data for a
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by clukic 5y ago
Right. I think when you're dealing with massive traffic and you want to create a highly scalable API this is one technique. But then if everything is hitting a queue why have an application level rate limit? Adding items to the queue c
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by clukic 5y ago
I don't think I realized this was a thing. Are other developers mocking API endpoints, to test the code their as they develop and maintain it? It seems like a tremendous amount of work - recreating a service that will make an async cal
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by clukic 5y ago
Rate limits are of course fine. I think token level limits make more sense, because application level limits force the consumer to either to track a rate window across asynchronous processes or make the calls synchronously. But, I mean, tha
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Tips to prevent adoption of your API(chrislukic.com)
85 points by clukic 5y ago|41 comments
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by clukic 5y ago
Clearly Cloudflare isn't responsible for the data centralization that is corrupting the internet. They are however, a very sophisticated and efficient enforcer of those policies. They've helped ensure large portions of the web is
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by clukic 5y ago
Cloudflare is the professional wall builder you hire to protect your garden. Tech monopolies have always had a vested interest in locking up user data, dictating the policies, and enforcing their own ownership rights. It used to be that on
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A fully mobile, bipedal Groot robot(techcrunch.com)
6 points by clukic 5y ago|0 comments
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by clukic 5y ago
Well...this is incredibly useful information that is remarkably obscure.
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by clukic 5y ago
As I read this I literally had a config file open in another window with references to ua.com. it's owned by UnderArmour and serves endpoints to their Fitness API. This would have been one of the more interesting answers to the most co
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by clukic 5y ago
I read about Bitcoin here over a decade ago. Took the time to setup a miner, and let it run for a week. I think I generated a few hundred coins worth less than a dollar total. Figured the electricity cost way more than that and deleted it a
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Daylight Saving Time Gripe Assistant Tool(observablehq.com)
2 points by clukic 6y ago|0 comments
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Adapted from the Declaration of Independence(medium.com)
1 points by clukic 6y ago|0 comments
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by clukic 6y ago
Fantastic work. This looks immediately useful. I'm often inspecting data structures with D3, but the ability to do this on the server side is a game changer. Can't wait to try it out.
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A plant that seems to remember (2015)(nationalgeographic.com)
54 points by clukic 7y ago|14 comments
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Automation in One Chart(medium.com)
9 points by clukic 7y ago|0 comments
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by clukic 7y ago
One of the things that was very useful for me was that I got my dog while travelling, and he spent the first couple years of his life in different countries. The whole time I was keenly aware of the difficulties of picking up language, and
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by clukic 7y ago
A dog's life is pretty boring. There's a lot of laying around, a lot of waiting to eat and go for a walk. A smart dog needs things to do, and it's work for you to make that happen. Talking, TV, computers, work, the things we
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by clukic 7y ago
I read a book about Chaser shortly before I got my pup. And I followed much a what I read, naming everything he came in contact with, talking to him using familiar nouns and verbs, not wasting words. At almost 3, he's not Chaser smart,
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by clukic 8y ago
After leaving NYC I've lived in more than a dozen European cities over the last five years. The one commonality that I've seen is that where ever an area is pedestrianized it just explodes with life. Terraces, shops, children, dog
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by clukic 11y ago
Another to add to the list, this one for my run tracking website. http://smashrun.com/chris.lukic
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A plant that seems to remember (2015)(nationalgeographic.com)
1 points by clukic 11y ago|0 comments
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Sean Parker Circulates Marijuana Legalization Initiative(sfweekly.com)
2 points by clukic 11y ago|0 comments
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Elastic Progress Bar(tympanus.net)
1 points by clukic 11y ago|0 comments
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Gerrymandering and a cure for it – the shortest splitline algorithm(rangevoting.org)
160 points by clukic 11y ago|175 comments
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The classified plan to shoot down a plane of college students [pdf](nsarchive.gwu.edu)
1 points by clukic 11y ago|0 comments
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Electric vehicle sales in 2015(evobsession.com)
2 points by clukic 11y ago|0 comments
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Semantic UI 2 Realeased(semantic-ui.com)
2 points by clukic 11y ago|0 comments
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135 Analog Clocks Become One Digital Clock(popularmechanics.com)
2 points by clukic 11y ago|0 comments

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