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Ask HN: Issues with Stripe Webhooks?
2 points by ezekg 3y ago|4 comments
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by ezekg 3y ago
But then the zealots will say it’s not open source.
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by ezekg 3y ago
I wouldn't call Jack Ellis a goofy marketer. His technical expertise is vast, as are his writing abilities [0]. [0]: https://usefathom.com/blog/ddos-attack
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by ezekg 3y ago
The terms on-premises and on-premise and on-prem are synonymous within enterprise lingo.
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by ezekg 3y ago
I think introducing defp, with similar semantics to Elixir -- i.e. with overloading -- would actually be quite beneficial, while still feeling like Ruby. For example, with overloading, defp for_environment(Environment => environmen
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by ezekg 3y ago
Swift has support for server web apps ( https://vapor.codes/ ), so I assume it has some interoperability with other operating systems.
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by ezekg 3y ago
Did you read the article? It discusses this topic and how it's a hard problem in Ruby vs. Python due to Ruby's syntax choices.
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by ezekg 3y ago
As a huge proponent of Ruby's new pattern matching syntax (it has changed the way I write Ruby), I really, really like the idea of defp. So many times I wish I could overload a method, dispatching by pattern. Instead, I have to patte
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by ezekg 4y ago
That was news for me, too. I thought they were a much smaller operation. I always thought I was rooting for the underdog vs Unreal, but apparently they're the giant.
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by ezekg 4y ago
It's been 24 hours and I still can't login via firefox on desktop.
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by ezekg 4y ago
If we're mentioning gas, we might as well mention of valuable "assets": * food (canned, livestock, garden, etc.) * firearms * ammo * etc.
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Technically Possible but Culturally Unthinkable(opensourcedefense.substack.com)
1 points by ezekg 4y ago|1 comments
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by ezekg 4y ago
I can't wait to use my own sovereign AI companion to eventually take over the moon.
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by ezekg 4y ago
> I make 200-500 searches per day That's a lot compared to my modest 20 searches a day on average. So I'd guess you're an outlier, since I do sit within their "30 searches a day" claim. I use Kagi on desktop whil
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by ezekg 4y ago
I've been using Kagi for the last year or so. I average about 20 searches per day, including on my mobile after work. Well under my 1k monthly limit. I guess I don't search nearly as much as I thought I did. Still worth the $10&#x
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by ezekg 4y ago
Could you have a separate monthly subscription on the customer that handles overages? For example, all yearly customers would have 2 subscriptions: the base yearly subscription for up to N users, but also a monthly subscription for overages
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by ezekg 4y ago
> Our impact on performance is non-existent as we use battle-tested open source tools used by Fortune 500 companies What does that mean, exactly? Just because it's open source and used by F500s doesn't mean it can't have p
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by ezekg 4y ago
I use Rewardful for managing affiliates (i.e. not custom), and I use PayPal for affiliate payouts. I typically wait 30 days between sale and payout. I've never had an issue.
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by ezekg 4y ago
The fact that I have to keep types defined and synchronized in a separate file. I write Ruby for a higher velocity, and that lowers my velocity during development. It also has no performance impact because the types mean nothing at runtime,
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by ezekg 4y ago
I agree that Ruby needs real type annotations, especially for correctness as well as for eventual performance optimization. I was sad to see Ruby 3 drop the ball here as well. RBS is not what Ruby needed, and I hope it can be replaced with
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by ezekg 4y ago
Wow, spoilers!
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by ezekg 4y ago
Just an internet stranger here, but my (real) wife probably wouldn't be too happy if it was me doing this. This is emotional porn, which could be just as damaging as (real) porn for a marriage. I'd personally tread lightly in this
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by ezekg 4y ago
Same. He's always been a role model for my business as well, especially when I was just starting out. My business uses Sidekiq every day. It really is a great piece of software. He's also one of the reasons I think open source sof
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by ezekg 4y ago
I think this was posted 2 days late.
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by ezekg 4y ago
This type of behavior, where a CDN flat out ignores a header you’ve set in favor of their own values, without any indication, is incredibly frustrating. I hit a similar issue when using Cloudflare and the Date header, where I was signing so
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by ezekg 4y ago
Humans aren’t even a type 1 civilization [0], so a leap forward to a type 2 civilization is unlikely. [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kardashev_scale
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by ezekg 4y ago
Not impossible to rank for. For example, see "stripe", or even my business, Keygen, which now ranks #1 for the term "keygen" after 7 years (funny fact: HN poked fun at me when I claimed I'd rank #1 for the term in m
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by ezekg 4y ago
This is good to see. RailsConf and RubyConf have become too politicized (and feel exclusive). Any chance we can get a US-based Rails World conference this year, too? Most Rails conferences I've seen for this year have been internationa
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by ezekg 4y ago
This looks like domain squatting with extra steps. That extra step being a semi-relevant splash page. I think your website needs more info on what value you bring.
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by ezekg 4y ago
I run a software licensing/distribution API ( https://keygen.sh ) that may be able to help you once your self-hosted licensing requirements expand over the next couple years. Reach out if you ever need anything or just want t

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