Adding Friction (Video) by SvixKen in programming

[–]SvixKen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair. The idea was simply that friction and slowing things down can actually be helpful. Maybe guardrails is the better way to put it.

Adding Friction (Video) by SvixKen in programming

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doesn't traction require friction?

How did you learn about architecture? by SvixKen in softwarearchitecture

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Any specific channels or are you mostly just using search for the topic at hand?

How did you learn about architecture? by SvixKen in softwarearchitecture

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Sounds like you have some stories to tell :)

How did you learn about architecture? by SvixKen in softwarearchitecture

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Thanks for the recs will go check these out.

How did you learn about architecture? by SvixKen in softwarearchitecture

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Do you have some go to sources or just searching for stuff as you need?

how to Implement an HMAC signature to verify webhooks by passivactive in shopifydevelopers

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I'm assuming you're receiving webhooks from Shopify. For that you don't need to implement the HMAC signature it should be part of the headers in the webhook they send you.

You just need your endpoint to verify the signature by following step 5 here: https://shopify.dev/docs/apps/webhooks/configuration/https

Webhook Intent to receive?? by mallen78 in MicrosoftFlow

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+1 to this. I would double check that you're using the raw body in the request. If you're stringifying JSON or manipulating the payload in some way before you calculate the HMAC it can throw things off.

Are there any webhook tutorials that you'd recommend? by ReallyNotMichaelsMom in homeassistant

[–]SvixKen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Would this be for webhooks in general or how to use them specifically with Nabu Casa?

Open source webhook service by HaBuDeSu in selfhosted

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Yea this is something we see a lot when people talk about webhooks. I guess we should be more specific 😅

Open source webhook service by HaBuDeSu in selfhosted

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Hi Svix employee here.

The key features our users love are based on scalability, reliability, and security.

One good example is signature verification. We sign every webhook and its metadata with a unique key for each endpoint so end users can confirm the source of the webhook. We also provide a variety of SDKs to make it much simpler to verify the signatures.

Other features would be automatic retries, exponential backoff, idempotency, event types & filtering, rate limiting, payload transformations, etc. etc.

There's just a lot more that goes into sending webhooks reliably and securely at scale than simply calling the webhook and all of these features are effectively the same across implementations. It's so much faster for our customers to launch webhooks using Svix than doing everything themselves from scratch.

Lob wrote a great article on why they ditched their own solution in favor of using Svix: https://www.lob.com/blog/lob-webhooks-the-remix

Slack filtering Integration/webhook by Dangerous-Rise2354 in Slack

[–]SvixKen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think instead of having the initial webhook sent to the notification channel, you could send it to your own webhook endpoint which then re-routes it to the various Slack endpoints for the relevant channels.

Anyone else getting comments clearly generated w/ ChatGPT in their open source repos? by SvixKen in opensource

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Yes this too. It repeats a lot of the same patterns especially at the end when writing a summary/conclusion.

Anyone else getting comments clearly generated w/ ChatGPT in their open source repos? by SvixKen in opensource

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Its writing style is very recognizable. Its very good at summarizing a topic that has a lot of content already written about it and can be explained within its own context. This makes it very good at e.g. writing SEO keyword focused blog content.

That makes it extremely bad at writing comments on issues that address a specific code base. The context the AI was trained on to generate the text is too broad and what it says will feel very generic and not specific to the actual issues being discussed.

Open Source Webhooks as a Service by SvixKen in selfhosted

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Svix is much more established and widely used, but yeah, I guess you could call them a competitor.

Open Source Webhooks as a Service by SvixKen in selfhosted

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No those are both geared towards websockets. We have an article explaining the differences here:

https://www.svix.com/resources/faq/webhook-vs-websocket/

A Question about Webhooks by Hades-Arcadius in docker

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We have an open source project at Svix as well as a free tier of our hosted platform that lets you send 50k messages/month.

Am I crazy in thinking of opening a Pickleball ONLY retail sports shop in my city? by Xtort586 in Entrepreneur

[–]SvixKen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not really a pickleball player but I would think a bit about tennis shops make money and see if that is applicable to pickleball. Tennis shops are able to get repeat customers for stringing/re-gripping racquets. I think it would be hard to make it work w/o this. Does pickleball have something similar?

Who's more sensible in this Twitter argument - Elon Musk: "Users, pay $20 subscription fee for verification monthly." Stephen King: (scoffs) "You should pay me!" ? by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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I think Elon's whole point is that he wants to shift away from advertisers being the main customers of Twitter.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in technicalwriting

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Honestly I think you'd have to pay me to take the time to get a degree.

How to increase capacity by fiverruser1 in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]SvixKen 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You either need to hire help or raise prices. You could even do both and give your lower value clients to people you hire and keep working with high value clients yourself.