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by fosk 8y ago
It is a community product first and foremost with a plugin framework that allows for extensibility with access to the full core API. You can discuss with the community online [1], or meet a core contributor at one of the community meetups o
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by fosk 8y ago
Hello, Marco CTO of Kong here. Kong is arguably more popular than Tyk (and other similar gateways) when it comes to adoption (55M+ downloads and more than 70,000 instances of Kong running per day across the world), and faster when it comes
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by fosk 8y ago
Hello, CTO of Kong here. You mean a client to consume the Admin API in order to create entities on Kong? If that's the case the community has built lots of open source clients in pretty much any language that would make the job of inte
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by fosk 8y ago
Since we now support Service Mesh, any TCP traffic is supported. The full documentation can be found at https://docs.konghq.com/
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by fosk 8y ago
Can somebody explain to me on what authority the US can request the arrest of a Chinese national on Canadian soil for any action they took while conducting operations of a Chinese organization headquartered in China?
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by fosk 8y ago
Having good leadership skills and a successful track record (strong plus if they come with clear and measurable ROI). That and being able to master networking and public interactions (which a good leader knows to do anyways).
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by fosk 8y ago
In other words, kids are having nightmares.
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by fosk 8y ago
Disclaimer: I am CTO of Kong. If you want to look at a large OpenResty/Lua application from a code perspective you could take a look at Kong[1] - which is the most popular public codebase built on top of NGINX/Lua at the moment. C
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by fosk 8y ago
One of the biggest complaint I have been hearing is that scooters take space on sidewalks, and we are so used to cars that we don’t see that cars not only also occupy way more real estate around the city (heck, think of dedicated parking la
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by fosk 8y ago
Some people say that The Roman Empire - had it lasted without any Dark Age - could have given us mobile phones 1000 years ago. Some others say that it wouldn’t have happened, because they had too many slaves and cheap (or free) labor disinc
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by fosk 8y ago
> Ideally we'd have infinite registers: each instruction would read from previous registers and output to a new register. And so we would never reuse any register, and there'd be no data hazards. Crazy thought but would it be p
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by fosk 8y ago
No, we did not. Introducing you to Japanese Unit 731 [1] that was conducting atrocious human testing during World War 2 and whose information was happily collected afterwards with the promise of “forgetting” about the crimes committed. >
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by fosk 8y ago
Because they have 50,000 more. It was very easy to accumulate BTC in the early days. As usual, hindsight 20/20.
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by fosk 8y ago
I would assume that a colony on Mars will have to rely on materials found on Mars for construction in order to be viable. Therefore after the few initial buildings built with materials shipped from Earth, there will need to be a great push
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by fosk 8y ago
> Was it used in any application that actually was covered by any regulation enforcing authentication and authorization to the point that kong could directly determine if an implementation does or does not comply with the regulation? Yes
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by fosk 8y ago
Marco, CTO of Kong here. Static mTLS has been supported since 3 years almost, while dynamic mTLS is being supported with Kong 1.0 (required for Service Mesh). Kong itself has been used in highly regulated industries, including financial, he
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by fosk 8y ago
Marco here, CTO at Kong [1]. It seems like what you are trying to implement would be straightforward in a Kong plugin, may I understand what limitations/problems did you run into? [1] https://konghq.com/
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by fosk 8y ago
Marco, CTO of Kong here. This is exactly what Kong has been doing for a while and with the newly announced Kong 1.0 release [1] (2 days ago) we also support Service Mesh with a lightweight runtime that has been running in production since 3
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by fosk 8y ago
There is no political will to fix homelessness in San Francisco and it’s actually a big business and money maker for certain people. It’s just a way to funnel tax payers money to those groups. As usual, follow the money.
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Zuora, moving fast from SOAP to REST(community.zuora.com)
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by fosk 8y ago
Mind sharing how would I find such a reseller? Any links?
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by fosk 8y ago
> any form of regulation to be totalitarian in nature If something can be done, it will eventually be done.
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by fosk 8y ago
The Economist is ignoring the fact that the city administration in San Francisco is now extremely busy, and I mean 24/7 busy, cracking down on electric scooters that - unlike needles, human excrements, tents and substance abuse - are a
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by fosk 8y ago
> US Air marshals (armed cops who sit on every aircraft secretly with plain-clothes) Do they really sit on every flight?
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by fosk 8y ago
It’s incredible to realize how foundational the Roman Empire was to what we now commonly consider Western civilization. Rome certainly was a highly advanced society in its time, but what a shame to think that because of vast abundance of sl
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by fosk 8y ago
> not some fake pseudo- altruistic bullshit Ha! Welcome to SF. The city that pretends that letting homeless people shoot up and overdose in the street means that we are respecting their right to live the way they want. In any decent soci
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by fosk 9y ago
SF is a city thriving with homelessness, drug abuse on the streets, dangerous needles and human shit everywhere. Glad to see they are spending time on things that matter. Among other things, on 6th street there are people sleeping in the mi
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by fosk 9y ago
Correct - ZipCar is not cheaper than traditional rentals, but it gives me something that Hertz, Enteprise, etc for some reason cannot commit to: no BS and time accuracy. I don’t want to wait in line or deal with their representative upselli
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by fosk 9y ago
That's intentional. By doing so you are interrupting the occupant's peaceful moment, make him anxious, and as a result he will get out faster.
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by fosk 9y ago
These apps wouldn’t exist in the first place without these caveats since they operate on thin margins. Sure, we could put them out of business and then how will that help people who can’t find a regular job? At least now they have options.

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