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Hey, I'm using rxjs for the first time and I'm having some trouble doing this in a satisfying way:

I've got an observable that emits objects with an id field. These objects can be re-emitted later.

I want to know when an object stops being emitted, so I want to have individual timeouts for each object. The timeout would get restarted every time the object is emitted.

Is this possible to do at all in a completely reactive way, without using ugly procedural javascript in between?

In old, leaked DMs David talked with cfb about dumping his iota at 60 cents. Was there ever a follow-up to that? What do you guys think about it today?

Edit: I’ve dug up the chat logs and looked through it myself. I admit they aren’t as damning as I thought they were, but seem to suggest that he viewed 60 cents as a viable selling point at the time. Personally I don’t think he still does.

Logs for reference. Beware that this was posted by cfb himself.

Does anyone know how to disable the 45 km/h speed limiter on Viarelli Monztro Electric?

Alternatively, can anyone point me in the right direction? I know next to nothing about this topic.

Hopefully this is the correct sub to post in.

Currently I have Digital Ocean instances behind load balancers that accepts TCP traffic and saves data to firebase. The sockets are very short lived. Accept connection, receive data, send response, close socket.

But I would really like to eliminate the need to maintain server instances for just receiving data over TCP and writing to firebase.

Does anyone have an idea for how I can pick up TCP traffic in a cloud function? Preferably with as little servers/proxies/bridges as possible.