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by paraboul 4y ago
I think it's time to bring back the terms "lamers" and "script kiddies" :)
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by paraboul 4y ago
Hey jabo, I migrated in April 2021 (latest version of typesense & meilisearch at that time). I don't have a public dataset has it was a fairly large ecommerce catalog with close to ~500k entries. And again, it was just my own perce
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by paraboul 4y ago
Can you elaborate on said features? I migrated from typesense to Meilisearch on a project after I found it had much better search accuracy. I can't exactly explain why, but overall Meilisearch results feel more relevant by default.
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by paraboul 4y ago
But then how is this simpler or better than listening for webhooks (push)? Also, PaymentIntent allows you to query its state (pull) as described in your link.
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by paraboul 4y ago
I'm not an expert dealing with PSP, but situations where a payment is validated through a "return to merchant URL" is risky and could lead to payment being captured without the merchant being notified. Stripe abstracts away a
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by paraboul 4y ago
PaymentIntents and webhooks are required because of SCA (3d secure) and other type of payments flow (Apple pay, Google pay or just Stripe Checkout) where the user might be redirected to some external services leading to the capture being va
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by paraboul 4y ago
ah good old "fr.st" websites
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by paraboul 4y ago
This is not entirely true. Some power plants are just coincidentally under planned maintenance.
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by paraboul 4y ago
op is just bad mouthing by implying that this release magically broke their app overnight.
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by paraboul 4y ago
1. I upgraded a huge application from Vite 2 to Vite 3 with literally no change. 2. Nobody forces you to upgrade, that's how semver works.
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by paraboul 4y ago
Well, Asahi Linux is a thing
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by paraboul 4y ago
I have an instagram account that got locked out because I signed in from a new device. The email I used to register the account 12 years ago was deleted, so I'm unable to receive the security code to unlock it. This account is also app
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by paraboul 5y ago
Oops my bad, indeed.
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by paraboul 5y ago
TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT is probably what you're looking for (SO_ACCEPTFILTER on BSD/macos) : https://github.com/paraboul/libapenetwork/blob/6e5acac08467b...
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by paraboul 6y ago
I wasn't expecting someone to mention it :-)
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by paraboul 6y ago
Your page was what bring me into "magical" programming as a teen 20 years ago. Being able to communicate with a remote program on a free shell and actually understand how it works was the best feeling. This indirectly shaped my li
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by paraboul 6y ago
20+ years ago I used to use this online figlet generator for "MOTD" : http://www.network-science.de/ascii/ Also amazed that this is still online!
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by paraboul 6y ago
It's using https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/SpeechSynth... which probably isn't affected by the "mute toggle" for accessibility reason.
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Show HN: MapChecking – Crowd size estimation to help fact checking(mapchecking.com)
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by paraboul 6y ago
For the record, back in the days, Instagram used Celery at large scale : http://lc0.github.io/blog/2013/05/01/celery-messaging-at-sca...
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by paraboul 6y ago
Like having a python programming interface to seamlessly defer tasks to arbitrary local/remote workers?
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by paraboul 6y ago
If you use the Software renderer, then yes, it's fully rasterized on the CPU. You can even build skia without any on the GPU source code.
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by paraboul 6y ago
you can force CPU only and also disable MSAA on the GPU renderer. Enabling the GPU renderer doesn't guarantee that everything will be generated on the GPU. Skia can still decide to rasterize a path on the CPU before uploading it on the
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by paraboul 6y ago
Also depends what you mean by rendering. Skia also uses system library for font shaping (CoreText on macOS and direct2d on windows), but also has support for using harfbuzz instead (which works on any platform, even for WebAssembly).
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by paraboul 6y ago
hey thanks for answering! You're one of the main skia contributor right? I thought GrGlCaps was supposed to fallback most of the time to equivalents. Also thought that golden images baseline where pixel tested against a large set of
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by paraboul 6y ago
Not the author, but user of Skia on daily basis. It depends. Skia can either be used as software or GPU renderer. GPU AA rendering can slightly differs when using MSAA. When MSAA is turned on, Skia has different path renderer strategies (th
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by paraboul 6y ago
4 bytes of the encoded header isn't 4 instructions, it's 32 consecutive instructions that each translate to a bit depending on their semantic form. So there is virtually no chance for a compiler to generate a valid sequence random
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by paraboul 6y ago
> I could not find the documentation. First result : https://www.sublimemerge.com/docs/command_line
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by paraboul 6y ago
Because TLS doesn't operate at TCP level. It encrypts the payload carried by it. TCP (and IP) headers (source/dst IP, port, flags, etc..) remain unencrypted. On the other hand, IPsec operates at IP level (which can be tunneled ove
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by paraboul 6y ago
Reminds me of MadChat which was popular in France in the 90's. Closed in 2006 but looks like it was archived it here : http://ivanlef0u.fr/repo/madchat/

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