Daniel Esik

@fthomas What do you think about this initiative? I really want to improve the state of missing links to release notes for a number of dependencies I rely on across...

> I'd therefore prefer a hard-coded list of hosts where schemes are replaced instead of modifying `ForgeType`. Heh, that was exactly what I was trying to bypass. When I found...

Every time, it amazes me how the Universe brings us around the same things at the same time. Recently, I've been wondering why `org.http4s.server.middleware.EntityLimiter.EntityTooLarge` is not being handled by the...

> If the client sees a response that indicates the server does not wish to receive the message body and is closing the connection, the client SHOULD immediately cease transmitting...

@armanbilge I've tried to find examples of servers that read the full body before responding with a 413, but I couldn't find any. Even Netty mentioned above, IIUC, eagerly responds...

FWIW, I found that Armeria recently introduced the exact opposite behaviour of what we discussed here — `Early Rejection of Large Requests Based on Content-Length Header` https://github.com/line/armeria/pull/6032. Sharing in case...

> Hm, are you sure its a regression? Did it used to work differently? In the beginning, it was kind of 50% certainty, for now, it's like 10% 😆 I...

Shortly speaking, it's all about trampolining. A bit more details: I've done some archaeology, and found the initial [PR](https://github.com/typelevel/cats/pull/302) that introduced StateT as `F[S => F[(S, A)]]`. After many years...

As of my two cents, technically, that underscore postfix has been well-recognized and has influenced the whole ecosystem (not only the Typelevel one). We shouldn't give up on it, for...

I like the idea of these methods, but the proposed name seems a little ambiguous and uncertain. I'm more concerned about 'unique', which in the context of SQL seems fine,...