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Asana has the same problem. Really frustrating.

Probably trace_log (we had a similar experience), but you'll only notice with limited storage space, and a regular keen eye on how your database fills up.

Unfortunately, even domains that did not have DNSSEC enabled earlier today are affected. We observed issues on a non-DNSSEC .de domain at 19:45Z and confirmed around 20:12Z it wasn…

If you have individual request logs with timing infomation, you could construct that afterwards. It does take some effort to have an effective way of displaying these metrics. Wher…

That reminds me of this talk[0] by Gil Tene called "How NOT to Measure Latency" at the Strangeloop conference in 2015 (or read this blog post[1] that contains the most important po…

[2020], and written for IOCCC: The International Obfuscated C Code Contest. This was awarded "Best of Show - abuse of libc" at the time[0]. See also the judges' remarks[1]: This pr…

Related thread from 11 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47067395 "What years of production-grade concurrency teaches us about building AI agents", 144 points, 51 comm…

Interesting problem, perhaps you could replicate results using RIPE Atlas to see geographical impact as well?

Agree. I'll catch up on group chats that do not require immediate attention when it suits me, not when the stream of messages happens to arrive. As for OP: read up on alert fatigue…

This. It seems your project is at a really early stage. Almost none of the links on the page work, which is too bad, because it could have provided more background information on y…

You could have a _somewhat_ static blog and incorporate something like Webmentions[0] for comments or replies. For example, Molly White's microblog[1] shows the following text belo…

I found this document[0] very insightful. It's quite a long read, but gradually introduces the concepts needed for double-entry bookkeeping. I think the main advantage is that you …

paperless-ngx and their built-in OCR might help here for the data transformation.

I do like how it has some brutalist web design elements. With regards to drop-shadow colours on the /symbols page, it doesn't provide additional structure, so I would choose either…