I think the same...It happend to me that I just ask Claude to build whatever I need for my personal very specific use case without looking what else it's outhere
Maybe kinda shameful, but have to admit I just heard about Oban from you - and it seems an amazing thing. thanks for mentioning it!
Re inspiration: no direct inspiration really, just needed this tool myself for my own projects. But I guess this project as my engineering taste was kind of influenced/validated by bright minds like Richard Hipp, Joe Armstrong, and Derek Sivers
If so should we also consider PostgreSQL overengineered?
It's a shame OP decided to use Elixir as base, many ecosystems don't have mature task queues (e.g. for Rust I had to roll my own: simple_queue) so the space IMO would be more welcoming.
On OTP doubt anything can even make a dent in Oban user base.
I'd be more interested in understanding why OAI would think exporting PII to a 3rd party platform was acceptable. As for whether they follow the same standard with other providers, all bets are now off
No. Credit card transactions cannot check for name or billing a part from the zip code. Also the zip code validation only works in certain countries like the US, and Canada.
The way to validate that works is Visa 3DS or MasterCard 3D Secure. Those sent an OTP from the issuer to the cardholder on the issuer database, usually an email or SMS. The issuer of the card is the only who really knows the owner of the card.
In the US, CA the name is not validated. My company is credit card issuer and authorizer, and we don't do any validation a part from CVC. Maybe some countries/iisuers do the name validation, but is not not common at all.
