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Axsuul
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There's a term for that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosy_retrospection
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I don't have any hard numbers but quite a bit. Everyday we process millions of background jobs, thousands of database queries per second, etc. and stats are collected and sent to Prometheus for all those.
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Nope, just that Prometheus and Grafana are running together on the same node. My entire infrastructure is multi-node however.
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GCP with Docker Swarm, scheduled on the same node (n2-standard-4). Let me know if any other questions
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As a counterpoint: I have been rolling my own Grafana/Prometheus for many years for my startup and it's been pretty trivial
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1) I mentioned your market share increases, not market size. Increasing market share has the same effects as increased TAM. I 100% agree that value is not always directly related to the difficulty of problem you are solving. I think we are
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23882224
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All those functions all lead back to how difficult of a problem you are solving for them. A difficult problem means there are less competitors and more market share for you, with a high chance that the competition's solution doesn'
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VCs want founders to be paid a market salary so that they can focus on their startup and not be distracted with other shiny things.
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To be honest, taxes, accounts, and cashflow are overestimated. There's plenty of softwar/services out there now to make this less painful.
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Yes, all the low hanging fruit has been taken but why would you want compete on that anyways? Being a solo founder doesn't mean you can't solve hard problems. “You get paid in direct proportion to the difficulty of problems you so
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That's an amazing achievement to have reached that milestone!
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Can you expand on what you mean by some random subset of what you ordered?
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Interesting! Can I ask what your platform is?
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I never claimed that was the cause, only to explain why it piques the interest of those in the HN community due to probable causes. Nevertheless, we still shouldn't jump to any allegations based on allegations.
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Do cameras actually matter when it's socially acceptable now to wear a mask?
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"Halcyon CEO"
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Same
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Because what got him killed may have been related to his leadership position at a startup he founded... so definitely a word of caution for tech founders that read HN in similar local political fights.
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Why do you think Wix?
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If you’re looking to do real-time stock level syncing as well as bundling/kitting, check out Trunk. We integrate with Shopify, Amazon, eBay, Faire, Square, Squarespace, and Etsy. We have a superb integration with Shopify as you can see
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Why would you instantly be out of business?
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Very likely a monolith database (the sharding gives it away) that uses a multi-tenant architecture (`WHERE account_id = ?`)
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You're getting downvoted probably because of your assumption that a vanilla tech stack is somehow absent of security best practices. Ruby on Rails "vanilla" is a well maintained server-side framework that receives constant se
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The iOS app is native and not related to the front-end stack
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The Microsoft one is kind of vague. Maybe... Microsoft is about trying to extract more value from their business customers.
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Interesting how you are basing your assumptions on two ex-employees who no longer work there probably because of what you experienced, not to mention the small sample size.
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His first sentence was just setting the context and not meant to be pejorative.
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To make it fair for both parties, Apple's App Store needs to adopt a hybrid/affiliate model. The App Store still provides lots of value in terms of discoverability and marketing. Many users find apps to download while browsing the
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I can understand dhh's frustrations. Apple should really only deserve the 30% if they referred users to HEY via the App Store. Outside of that is just unfair and predatory. This is similar to what Wix requires when you develop for thei
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