Andrey Tretyakov
Andrey Tretyakov
Almost every OS has file cache that works transparently. If your files don't change often they are served from memory and it's sufficient for 99.9% of cases. I see no...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Page_cache >as far as I've read it relies on some filesystem mount options/kernel features And works in 99.99% cases
I would just replace ex_rated with Hammer completely, as the latter supersedes it and has pluggable backends itself. To have a pluggable backend which itself has pluggable backends looks like...
This is pretty serious stuff... > I don't see a way to mitigate this easily but I'm open to suggestions Check host like @ztane said. If there is a hostname...
If you look at long queries, most of the space is occupied by the column aliasing. We could truncate/fold the column list, while adding a ... button which would unfold...
@heitorlessa I meant unexpected coming from web frameworks. It's just not practical to have it as `None` sometimes
The point is not whether or not its easy to check manually (it is). The point is if you want to have better experience for developers. I understand if somebody...
Yeah. It's not so simple. Also new methods have different quotas
I noticed that too, but it's up to you (since we already have this flow integrated might be easier to keep using that, I don't know).
This is a complex topic indeed. If there was a native MTProto 2.0 implementation for Erlang/Elixir I woudln't even bother - original Bot API is too limited. But then there...