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Acconut
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About Acconut
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Comment #23244838
The author seems to be have written this post based on work for an in-browser video editor ( https://videoinu.com/editor ). It runs completely on the client-side, so all the editin…
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Comment #23051665
SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote Software Engineer and Developer with a lot of experience in the area of full stack web development. I have been designing and building scalable back…
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Comment #15625293
> It's for building specialized services such as key value stores, L7 proxies, static websites, etc. First of all, thank you for publishing this project. It's very interesting in m…
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Comment #15625139
> I've done lots of event loops in the past (eg hellepoll in c++) and think that the cost of that is on the programmer - keeping track of things, callbacks, state machines and thin…
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Comment #10780934
People, I followed on Twitter, kept sharing links mentioning HN or citing from comments. After some time I decided to check it about but it took me some time until I realized what …
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Comment #10686274
Splitting a resource into multiple parts and embedding in into a single message in order to avoid external storage and the need for locking is an interesting approach, but sadly no…
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Comment #10686054
At my workplace, we are currently looking for a distributed locking mechanism. Since we are already heavily using Redis in our system, it seems to be convenient to rely on it, too,…
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Comment #10664142
Funnily, there is no PHP 6. While work had begun for this version, it was later abandoned due to some major issues regarding Unicode handling, as far as I know. Most of the feature…
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Comment #10584084
Indeed, resumable uploads are not a thing we invented. Nevertheless, we think it's handy to have a document describing the approach and client and server implementations. We also c…
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Comment #10583683
Great to hear, you enjoy it. I am Marius, the current project lead of the tus project and I guess I can provide some answers for you. The biggest benefit and the main reason of its…
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Comment #9746920
No, I do not think this should be implemented. The proper way (in addition to server-side validation, of course) is to utilize JavaScript in order to verify the file's size. This s…
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Comment #9734851
Gandi seems to be exactly what I was referring to, thanks.
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Comment #9731173
I can relate to your problem regarding the memory optimized plan. Are you aware of any cloud provider, similar to Linode or DigitalOcean, which allow to specify the numbers of core…
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Comment #9248413
The Community edition is updated every half a years and seems to receive the new features then but I can't verify it.
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Comment #9248382
On their site they say you only have the "Ability to suggest new features" if you pay £150/year to obtain the Professional edition. Maybe their opinion changes if you throw money a…
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Comment #9244957
Nearly all of the time, the link is checked by me and only if I am interested in other people's opinions about this topic (what happens very often) I read the comments. In my opini…
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Comment #9074101
Instead of upvoting I should downvote because the website demonstrate with a kind of humor what is happening more and more but operates against the idea of one web for all platform…
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Comment #9074068
For me I can't fully confirm. While the some parts resize themselves based on the window's sizes (e.g. the video page and the search bar on the top) the footer and video list (when…
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Comment #9023280
I have been hired by a software company to develop one of their SDKs which has been open-sourced later. After this job ended I kept working with them and a some of my contributions…
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