what almost 20yrs of bitly and tinyurl and whatnot last night codex built us a custom branded url shortener on @cloudflare workers in like 10 minutes

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Backend Interview Question 🚀 You're designing a URL Shortener like TinyURL. Requirements 100M URLs stored Short links must be unique Redirects should be fast (<100ms) Service should handle millions of requests per day How would you design the database schema and generate unique short codes without collisions?

Acuerdo de paz en Irán y apertura del Estrecho de Hormuz impulsan a Bitcoin al alza. La geopolítica mueve los mercados. #Bitcoin #Geopolítica Noticia (CoinDesk): https://tinyurl .com/2bq9flvq

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The tinyurl is taking me out

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La SEC da un paso clave hacia la tokenización, pero aún falta una regla definitiva. Un avance institucional que impulsa la adopción cripto a largo plazo. #Tokenización #SEC Noticia (CoinDesk): https://tinyurl .com/2xkehqs2

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Here is a new story, Big to Small, Small to Massive, as commissioned by @Xhhy17! Enjoy! FA: https://tinyurl[dot]com/4vdsp2sa DA: https://tinyurl[dot]com/ypt7wnth WS: https://tinyurl[dot]com/3hc86pdr PN: https://tinyurl[dot]com/swnys6mb KF: https://tinyurl[dot]com/3vj2p8rz

In my original draft of my reply, I suggested adding a Tinyurl to the flyer. I do think a size 6 font list of 8-12 works cited (the article's name, publication, date) would have persuasive value.

📉 La recuperación de #Bitcoin, #Ethereum y #XRP pierde fuerza por salidas de capital constantes. El sentimiento bajista domina el mercado cripto. ¡Ojo a los flujos macro! #CriptoHoy Noticia (FXStreet): https://tinyurl .com/25yaazjc

How cleverly the guy has hidden his referral links with tinyurl 🤡🤡🤡

La SEC aprueba un ETF activo con BTC, ETH y XRP. Movimiento regulatorio clave que impulsa la adopción institucional. 🚀 #Criptomonedas #ETF Noticia (Bitcoin News): https://tinyurl .com/2d3fhx4n

genuinely wondering why TinyURL is still the go-to in these guides it's been a solved problem for over a decade. does it still surface patterns the other six don't?

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