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Performance Testing HTTP/1.1 vs. HTTP/2 vs. HTTP/2 and Server Push for REST APIs
(evertpot.com)
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If you're building an API to provide these constants, why not take it one step further and use text/css instead of application/json.
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I'd love to be able to skip breakfast! 2 meals selects breakfast and lunch, but i just want lunch and dinner
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Employers are typically not afraid of the protocol, but afraid of not being able to control it. Companies can run their own filtered DoH just like they can with DNS.
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Seems like this tool might
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It's a great thing to have! We do the same with json-schema converted to Typescript.
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I'm kinda surprised at the lack of graffiti
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7y ago
If the files can be combined, the requests can be made simultaneously
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7y ago
If every requests adds this fixed latency, it would be much better to try and parallelize the requests vs bundling everything.
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Edge cases exist. I'd assume that Java and c# will also have edge-cases when things like reflection come into play.
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It's a 2010 article. Not knowing anything about nano tech, the frustration sounds so similar to blockchain or any other fad.
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Yes, I understand the concept. I totally get that certain situations call for batching operations, including things that need to work transactional. I think though that most operations don't need this. It's not an optimization I
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Investors will be diversified and not just place all their bets on unicorns.
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In this particular example (S3), I don't think this is really a concern. Anyway, I'm curious... what components do you run into that don't support this yet? At least in your examples I can't think of any major players th
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Ketting v5 Release
(evertpot.com)
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Getting onto H2 is worth investing in then though, and drastically simplifies things that would otherwise need bulk operations everywhere. I'm not entirely sure what you mean with downstream, but in my experience H2 is really well supp
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They don't define DELETE as idemptotent, the HTTP standard does. It also feels very natural for DELETE to be IMHO, so I would be curious what strange thing you do
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What advantage is there to having a bulk operation vs many operations? With HTTP2 you can send a ton of requests in parallel.
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As someone who's tried this, this is just not how it works. Ratings matter a lot on these sites. It's also very different being able to choose from many vendors and see all the reviews vs. getting the number from one guy and havin
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7y ago
They don't use kubernetes.
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7y ago
According to the FAQ, this happens if your terminal does not support true (24bit) color.
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"I don't like it, and therefore others should not like it either"
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GPS clocks respect local timezone and DST rules?
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Weak encryption is still encryption
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Based on the algorithm in the tweet, it looks like it's reversible. This would imply that it's indeed encryption and not a hash function or anything.
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All I said that it's against their term of use. I didn't try to make a point about whether it should be or not. If you are curious about it, and whether using pen and paper is allowed, take a look at it.
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7y ago
The argument you're making here is 'I don't believe in copyright'. Which is fine, but doesn't really negate my point.
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Also interesting that this main example is also a violation of coinmarketcap's terms. They have a paid API.
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It feels like th true replacement for Access right now is Excel/Google sheets. Not nearly as versatile, but it serves the same audience. I wish we had a good general purpose widely available Access replacement that's just a level
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7y ago
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