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by tasn 3y ago
This is what we do at Svix: https://docs.svix.com/receiving/source-ips I've seen other companies (e.g. Stripe) also offer it via JSON, but I personally think it's not that important to provide it in a machine
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Svix (YC W21) Is Hiring a Founding Account Executive (US Remote)(svix.com)
1 points by tasn 3y ago
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by tasn 3y ago
Check out svix.com when you do, it'll literally take you minutes to start sending webhooks with it. Ping me if you need any help, email in profile.
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by tasn 3y ago
Comgrats on the launch! There's also Svix Play which we built that's simpler than this list and does what you're after: https://www.svix.com/play/
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Svix (YC W21) is hiring a founding account executive (US remote)(svix.com)
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by tasn 3y ago
Not disagreeing with the conclusion, but cars are almost always stationary (parked) and when they do move they are many orders of magnitude slower than satellites. Which means it's not an obvious 1:1 comparison.
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Svix (YC W21) Is Hiring a Founding Account Executive (US Remote)(svix.com)
1 points by tasn 3y ago
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by tasn 3y ago
Exactly what the sibling said, and the same applies to database operations (when they have a uuid type).
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by tasn 3y ago
We maintain a couple of popular ksuid libraries[1][2] and use it, so we definitely like ksuid. Though one big issue with ksuid is that being 160bit means that it doesn't fit into native uuid types in databases (e.g. postgres), which me
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Svix (YC W21) Is Hiring an Account Executive (US Remote)(svix.com)
1 points by tasn 3y ago
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by tasn 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! I'm often annoyed with how slow and expensive getting lawyers involved is, and everything is clouded with legalese which makes it impossible to understand. There's no reason to have this, we can have standa
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by tasn 3y ago
It makes code indentation much more clear. Though what are the advantages of using non mono for coding? Are there clear advantages for that?
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by tasn 3y ago
It's supposedly end-to-end encrypted. That's my point.
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by tasn 3y ago
What's even more ridiculous is calling it end-to-end encryption when it's secured by a short numeric pin (what most people use). The search space for brute forcing it is so insanely small that it doesn't matter how much passw
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by tasn 3y ago
Let us know if you need help with webhooks, we make it super easy... https://www.svix.com/
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Svix (YC W21) Is Hiring Rust Back End Engineers (US Remote)(svix.com)
1 points by tasn 3y ago
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Svix (YC W21) is hiring Rust back end engineers (US remote)(svix.com)
1 points by tasn 4y ago
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by tasn 4y ago
Svix customers can offer the same things to their customers for free. We also offer an API so they can integrate directly into their CLIs if they don't want to use ours. https://www.svix.com/play/
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by tasn 4y ago
The SLA is monthly, not daily.
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by tasn 4y ago
> 99.999 is miserable to support. how do you even get the granularity to measure, freedom to try anything? i dont think cloud services even provide slas like that for their services. A lot of redundancies and testing. > 1 billion a ye
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by tasn 4y ago
Not in the context of an HTTP server. As we just parse, use it in the request, and then return (freeing all the memory). I think the problem is because we have multiple requests being handled in tandem and Rust doesn't know it's p
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by tasn 4y ago
Our assumption, which turned out to be true, is that it's due to the JSON parsing code. Rust (serde) is very efficient with parsing JSON to a predefined structure, but when it comes to parsing to a "generic object", which we
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by tasn 4y ago
Both the kernel and embedded systems manage memory very differently to "normal" applications. The kernel has its own allocation functions, and embedded systems often don't "allocate" but rather just have fixed memor
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Spotting and avoiding heap fragmentation in Rust applications(svix.com)
138 points by tasn 4y ago|68 comments
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Svix (YC W21), enterprise-ready webhook service, is hiring (remote)(svix.com)
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Using Subnet Filtering for Enhanced SSRF Protection(svix.com)
2 points by tasn 4y ago|0 comments
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Svix (YC W21) Is Hiring a Technical DevRel (US Remote)(svix.com)
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by tasn 4y ago
I couldn't agree more. We switch our codebase from Python to Rust and it made things easier, not harder!
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by tasn 4y ago
Yup, exactly why we exist. :)
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by tasn 4y ago
Shameless plug: OP, if you need help with webhooks, we make webhook sending super easy. https://www.svix.com/

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