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If you serve Python ASGI and/or WSGI web apps, but you don't use Granian: why?
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Giovanni Barillari
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Giovanni Barillari
@gi0baro
Physicist, software crafter, SRE, OSS maintainer. Photography passionated. In love with radical honesty.
Vienna, Austria Katılım Mayıs 2010
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"Give yourself time to think about what you're actually building and why. Give yourself an opportunity to say, fuck no, we don't need this."
Mario Zechner@badlogicgames
I'm usually not one to write thought pieces without much technical depth. But here we go. Slow the fuck down. mariozechner.at/posts/2026-03-…
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@marlene_zw In my experience people complain about rate limits only when they don't make sense. At Sentry we have plenty of different rate limits, and sure they need to be revisited and tuned per quarter, but generally speaking people understand. In fact, many times save them money and pain
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@gi0baro This is a good point! I’ll pass this feedback onto the team once I’m back in office again. People tend to complain though about anything and everything and they will complain about rate limits lol
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@marlene_zw Is it packages? Limit the downloads/uploads per IP.
As I said, it really depends on the primitive.
But I think there's a lot that can be done if the aim is to prioritise humans.
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@marlene_zw Is it PRs? Limit the total amount of concurrent open PRs across the platform per user.
Is it Reviews? Limit the integrations webhooks per hour on a single repo.
Is it comments? Give repo owners better filtering/policies to block stuff in advance.
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@marlene_zw I'm not discounting that.
And maybe it is none of my business, but I would love to see the company (publicly) taking actions.
If the issue is caused by bots and agents, rate limit them. Prioritise humans.
Working on GH – both at my job and in OSS – is getting every day harder.
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@gi0baro TBF, GitHub has historically been pretty stable. So many people are using GitHub for even the smallest tasks by their agents. Don’t think there is a site that is being weighed down by AI generated code more than GH is
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I’m not a US citizen and I don’t live there. Yet I owe a lot to the US of my teenager years and later. It hurts me to see what is going on, but I have no standing. I’m glad there are people who have and who are calling these things out. I wish there were more.
David Cramer@zeeg
and fuck every investor, founder, and executive in silicon valley that quietly (or not) goes along with it just to promote their own capitalistic goals
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Another dumb "benchmark".
Guess how you get 200x the throughput? By caching the output. I guess we can all just use a HashMap right?
I'm so tired of ppl bragging on how "fast" they can go with code that literally does nothing.
Handika Wisnu@handikawisnu
Zigguart: Quart accelerator written in Zig. Screenshot shows real world speedup vs Granian (Rust) from a finance webapp. That means it's a full production webapp with CSS and JS ~ a proper HTML page. Not barebones JSON response.
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@mkennedy You know, Emmett has a bunch of rust code, and it's quite faster than Robyn.. just saying 😬
Would love to see an Emmett extension to use Chameleon templates 😉
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Do you use the Robyn web framework? I just added Chameleon template support to it. :)
mkennedy.codes/posts/use-cham…
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These numbers are dumb.
First, you're 22x faster doing.. nothing. The moment you do something in your app, you get ~the same.
Secondly, your "benchmark" uses 24 threads on TurboAPI, and 1 on FastAPI. Not exactly an "apples to apples" comparison, sir.
Rach@rachpradhan
We made TurboAPI hit 150k req/s. In under a day. It is now 22x faster than FastAPI Thanks to the amazing contributions from the people in the comment section, which allowed me to view what made the hyper optimized frameworks work the way that they do! Here's what changed..
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Italy’s "Piracy Shield" forces providers to block content in under 30 minutes without judicial oversight, which leads to overblocking (taking down legitimate websites alongside infringing ones).
We're appealing a €14M fine to protect the Internet from automated censorship and ensure infrastructure providers aren't forced to overblock.
cfl.re/4cMh0WA
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YOU ACQUIRED WHAT?!?!?
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Polymarket@Polymarket
BREAKING: META acquires Moltbook, a social network built for AI agents.
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