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by fastest963 2y ago
Something like Yugabyte or Cockroach
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by fastest963 2y ago
> Imagine you would need approval from Microsoft to distribute software. You mean like how you need permission to distribute software on MacOS/iOS? More and more platforms are moving in this direction and I wouldn't be surprise
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by fastest963 2y ago
Actually what would happen is that you would pay $1400: $1000 to the creator and $400 to Apple.
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by fastest963 2y ago
They definitely inject JS as we had a problem with them breaking certain JS calls with payment autofill before [1]. [1] https://x.com/jameshartig/status/1534886418266431488
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by fastest963 2y ago
CrowdStrike uses eBPF on Linux but Windows doesn't support eBPF.
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by fastest963 2y ago
We use the uap-go ( https://github.com/ua-parser/uap-go ) package which parses the uap-core repo and has support for many more browsers.
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by fastest963 3y ago
Not impossible for us to use something like that but remember that we are a vendor that sits on customer sites with very limited objectives we aren't powering a full-on webapp or multi-page experience. Typically we want to load our exp
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by fastest963 3y ago
At the scale we operate at we would probably have billions, if not tens or hundreds of billions, of downloads before any feature status is changed. Typically our customers are not turning on and off features very frequently.
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by fastest963 3y ago
We do combine everything into a single file. To clarify, we use browser caching but we can't utilize any traditional CDN because if a customer embeds host.com/js as a JS file that path might be different for user A vs user B.
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by fastest963 3y ago
Yep, this was validated earlier but deemed not worth the effort. We might revisit it down the road but we already deal with cgo for Brotli and it's a pain. We run Linux servers but Macs for development and so we have to keep the toolch
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by fastest963 3y ago
We offer a lot of customization in our product so we can eliminate whole blocks or code if we know the customer doesn't have x turned on. We also have several geo-based products and so we know we don't need to send GDPR-related co
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by fastest963 3y ago
We don't use brotli for any responses under 25kb and in those cases, for us, zstd is the clear winner. We are still tweaking zstd and expect to improve the performance to bring it inline with brotli. Additionally, our biggest expense p
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by fastest963 3y ago
We compile/build JS on the fly per-request so we wouldn't be able to cache the JS ahead of time. The difference between brotli and zstd is 2.2ms at the 95th percentile, at lower percentiles the differences are much smaller. This i
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by fastest963 3y ago
We have been live with zstd encoding for several weeks now and last week public traffic really started to use it. We're now at 50% brotli, 40% zstd, 9% gzip. Our payload is almost exclusively JavaScript and compression rates are 73% zs
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Maturing Istio Ambient: Compatibility Across Various Kubernetes Providers(istio.io)
3 points by fastest963 3y ago|0 comments
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Unlocking Rapid Releases with Maestro(prodvana.io)
1 points by fastest963 3y ago|0 comments
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by fastest963 3y ago
What are some advantages to ReadySet versus read replicas from YugabyteDB or CockroachDB? A downside is that it appears to require a separate cloud subscription.
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by fastest963 3y ago
We compared CockroachDB and YugabyteDB several years ago and had consistently better performance with YugabyteDB. We recently migrated our workloads from self-hosted to YugabyteDB Managed and have been happy. We do thousands of queries per
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by fastest963 3y ago
We noticed an issue with packet loss over shared VPCs starting at 7pm UTC in us-west1. By 7:19pm UTC things returned to normal.
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by fastest963 3y ago
I'm not sure if publishers could get enough from Brave Payments to make it worth it. Brave also blocks ads so they aren't exactly in the publishers' good graces. Some publishers would rather block Brave than try to work out a
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by fastest963 3y ago
Genuinely curious what you do when a site asks you to turn off your adblocker? PiHole doesn't have an option to whitelist an individual site like an extension does. Do you just leave the site or do you temporarily turn off PiHole?
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by fastest963 3y ago
This is a space that my company operates in and we will hopefully provide this service in the future. First, publishers want more than what consumers are willing to pay per article, the credit card companies charge too much (even with speci
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by fastest963 3y ago
You can send appsecret_proof instead to validate the token and the app. See https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/security...
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by fastest963 3y ago
I've been unable to create pages all day and have intermittently got error pages.
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Notion experiencing issues (over 6 hours)(status.notion.so)
25 points by fastest963 3y ago|20 comments
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Memorystore for Redis Cluster(cloud.google.com)
1 points by fastest963 3y ago|0 comments
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by fastest963 3y ago
Maybe the Go client doesn't support that? https://opentelemetry.io/docs/instrumentation/go/sampling/
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by fastest963 3y ago
How do you send all errors? The way tracing works, as I understand it, is that each microservice gets a trace header which indicates if it should sample and each microservice itself records traces. If microservice A calls microservice B and
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Grafana Mimir runs faster queries with fewer indexes(grafana.com)
2 points by fastest963 3y ago|0 comments
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Percent Price Drop for GCP Managed Service for Prometheus(cloud.google.com)
2 points by fastest963 3y ago|0 comments

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