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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

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First bbq of 2026🥹

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@SimianXai 🫡

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@Kurumichan987 if anyone don't have time to play this os project like me, simianx could do bybit ai trading as well.

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@PatrickAlphaC Hi Patrick, may I ask if possible I can shoot you a dm?

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@coder_left lol

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@timtimtim_eth 新年快乐

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Since last week’s fix, our refunds over the past 7 days are now $0.

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This Wednesday, I received an email from Apple saying my Apple Developer account is flagged to be removed. Over the past two days, my team has been working extremely hard to fix and address the issues, and we pushed an update today and will try our best to keep the account alive.

I’ll share any new updates on my Account if I hear more. I’ve spoken with Apple Developer Support multiple times this week and have received some responses, but I’m still frustrated and worried that my account could be suspended within the next 30 days.

If anyone from the Apple Developer team sees this thread and can help, or if anyone has suggestions on what I should do next, please let me know. I’m pasting the email content below for reference(if this violates any rules or laws, lmk and I will delete it immediately):

“
We're writing to inform you that your account continues to be out of compliance with the Apple Developer Program License Agreement (“DPLA”). Therefore, your Apple Developer Program account has been flagged for removal.

We previously notified you about your non-compliance with the Developer Code of Conduct, specifically violations of App Review Guideline 5.6.4, which states:

“Customers expect the highest quality from the App Store, and maintaining high quality content, services, and experiences promotes customer trust. Indications that this expectation isn't being met include excessive customer reports about concerns with your app, such as negative customer reviews, and excessive refund requests. Inability to maintain high quality may be a factor in deciding whether a developer is abiding by the Developer Code of Conduct.”

Our recent investigations confirm your Apple Developer Program account is still not providing a quality experience or long-lasting value to customers. If you don't bring your account into compliance with the Developer Code of Conduct within 30 days, your account will be terminated.

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#apple system down?

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@metazynn @monad lol

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This Wednesday, I received an email from Apple saying my Apple Developer account is flagged to be removed. Over the past two days, my team has been working extremely hard to fix and address the issues, and we pushed an update today and will try our best to keep the account alive.

I’ll share any new updates on my Account if I hear more. I’ve spoken with Apple Developer Support multiple times this week and have received some responses, but I’m still frustrated and worried that my account could be suspended within the next 30 days.

If anyone from the Apple Developer team sees this thread and can help, or if anyone has suggestions on what I should do next, please let me know. I’m pasting the email content below for reference(if this violates any rules or laws, lmk and I will delete it immediately):

“
We're writing to inform you that your account continues to be out of compliance with the Apple Developer Program License Agreement (“DPLA”). Therefore, your Apple Developer Program account has been flagged for removal.

We previously notified you about your non-compliance with the Developer Code of Conduct, specifically violations of App Review Guideline 5.6.4, which states:

“Customers expect the highest quality from the App Store, and maintaining high quality content, services, and experiences promotes customer trust. Indications that this expectation isn't being met include excessive customer reports about concerns with your app, such as negative customer reviews, and excessive refund requests. Inability to maintain high quality may be a factor in deciding whether a developer is abiding by the Developer Code of Conduct.”

Our recent investigations confirm your Apple Developer Program account is still not providing a quality experience or long-lasting value to customers. If you don't bring your account into compliance with the Developer Code of Conduct within 30 days, your account will be terminated.

….
”

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@robj3d3 @TylerWeb54 @josefbuettgen lmao

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@imwsl90 nextauth 🗑️
resend 🗑️

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@garysh0605 @geekbb 👍👍

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@timtimtim_eth 👍👍👍

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@gi0baro It’s not concerns or issues🫡 I just try to share some thoughts on your post about why, thanks for making this!

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@gi0baro And uWSGI provides monitoring endpoints that track worker reloads, memory usage, and other metrics and these features that are quite useful for maintaining and observing production workloads.

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@gi0baro I tried Granian today and I really like its ASGI support. However, I have a few concerns regarding the WSGI side. I don’t typically use many async functions when writing Python HTTP handlers, especially compared to how I structure code in go or ts.

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@gi0baro In addition, when it comes to worker allocation, I usually run services that handle heavy HTTP workflows using uWSGI. Its “cheaper” worker management algorithm has proven more cost-efficient for my use cases.

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@gi0baro The main issue I encountered involves see endpoints: I had to rewrite my synchronous functions as async in order to make them work properly. (Cost of time for some company to rewrite some code)