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3y ago
Data point: They call you once you hit 300TB egress per month on a _free_ tier and ask to start paying (nothing wrong with that, just a data point).
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3y ago
Email + Calendar on my own domain, with Google Workspace. Edit: domain is .com (I don't trust ccTLDs) and paid for 10 years.
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I've been doing Rails since 2005 and love it, but - and that's just my personal preference! - I wish they'd have a stable release cadence (calver like vscode maybe?) and a clearer roadmap/governance. Maybe it's just
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3y ago
Context: At amazon in 2010, it started with a meeting invite that was accidentally sent to everyone. The meeting was for the Amazon Wallet team for whatever work they were doing at the time. A reply-all storm ensued, and despite several peo
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Google Infrastructure Manager: Provision Resources with Terraform
(cloud.google.com)
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I'd downvote twice if I could. I genuinely hope you'll feel better eventually, will think about your and your loved ones' future, and finally enjoy the now - the best time to live in in human history.
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3y ago
Note that this is regular iPhone, not the Pro one that is _rumored_ to have Thunderbolt 4. On a Pro one, getting a 2TB model and getting 480Mbps transfers is not something Apple would do, my prediction.
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3y ago
No story. Registries raise prices by like $0.50 (maybe some exceptions) and so does Cloudflare, they still sell them at registry price with no markup.
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Curious: what's your tech stack/model in use?
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H3 compute-optimized VMs for high performance computing
(cloud.google.com)
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No links, no proof, too emotional, and somewhat childish — I'm too old for this stuff. I'm way more happier reading stuff that has citations and references to supplement their research - try to publish a research paper without any
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3y ago
Good for her! Taking care of personal well-being and spending time with loved ones while being productive enough - otherwise you'd have left her go, right? Why the default assumption that everyone wants to participate in a rat race and
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This should have been retracted long ago but Bloomberg is not doing that for some reason. Big hit to their reputation.
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3y ago
Probably via a Zanzibar-based system, excerpt from the Zanzibar paper [1]: > [...] useful common infrastructure can be built on top of a unified access control system, in particular, a search index that respects access control and works
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Prettier 3.0.0
(prettier.io)
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Not blaming you, just unsure how this could have been missed on the checkout page. Screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/zpfrp7u First it says 10 licenses, then it highlights that the cost will be 200 per month. When you try
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3y ago
I'm a frequent in a couple places, always leave a great tip. In return I get a little extra care back, like a table hold for me without prior reservation because the staff knows when I usually come in. So I'm not against tipping p
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Congrats on the launch. There was another YC-backed company that provided a ArgoCD as a service - https://www.koncrete.dev/ It'd be interesting to know why they failed. I have to admit I got burnt a bit because we star
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I miss Robin Williams, it's terrifying that someone who looks like a happy and fulfilled person may end up... not being one day, out of the blue.
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3y ago
Thanks! It would be great to get support of .vc, .ky, and .to.
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PSA: The informal point at which they'll reach out used to be about 300TB/month about 2 years ago.
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Hetzner would work too.
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A happy paying customer. Depot is great and their docker drop-in replacement GitHub Actions are working perfectly, highly recommended. Thanks folks!
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Space launch 'commoditization', JWST, AI/NLP advancements (regardless the current hype), mRNA vaccines are real examples of "truly a tremendous feat of engineering". Running a database on Kubernetes backed by an obj
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There's been a recent Launch HN of Depot.dev [1] - I've integrated it quickly into my GitHub Actions workflow and it's blazingly fast (13x speedups for me). It also was a drop-in replacement since I was using Docker Bake and
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Wander is great: https://wander.com/ (not affiliated). Their Pacific Northwest getaways are amazing.
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4y ago
That's quite a lot of required fields to sign up: why would they require my phone number, first name, last name, company name, and email? They require so much PII just so I could try things out on a project whose commit history looks l
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4y ago
We're on Google Cloud and pretty okay with Google Cloud Build - not as good and powerful as Buildkite but does not require us to run/maintain our own agents and one less vendor to manage.
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I have a one-letter "a@domain.com" email address and I often have issues with services saying "your password contains your email address". Basically means that my passwords cannot contain letter "a". Find it am
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4y ago
Hey Peer, wanted to take a chance and say thanks (as a paying customer) for building cal.com, and doing it in public. It's been extremely helpful for me personally, I learned a lot by following your process, your handbook, and your cod
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