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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
> We use next js but is in the process of migrating the backend code to a node service Would you mind sharing why? I'm curious because I'm building a Next.js-powered Slack app currently.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
* https://github.com/excalidraw/excalidraw * https://github.com/calcom/cal.com * https://github.com/supabase/supabase * https://github.com/appwrite/appwr
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
You folks gave a great product. Do you have plans to support next-auth? If not, would you mind telling why? I've been struggling to integrate Stytch SDK with next-auth even though there's a tutorial for magick.link [0] that I trie
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
"legally guaranteed deposit insurance" up to insurance limit. You're not always guaranteed to get all your money back. Disclaimer: not defending Binance, not into crypto, just a note.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Unlimited vacation policy is like unlimited hosting - everyone knows there're arbitrary applied rules. Take too much and "you're not performing well enough". More to say, some studies [0] have shown that with Unlimited P
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
This is just popular scientific journalism/clickbaiting, they also claim it "provides unlimited, cheap, clean power" which is also not true precisely speaking.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
A 5-year-old answers similarly to questions like "who broke the vase?".
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Look into T3 stack [0] and maybe Remix - if you know Node.js it will make things easier for you IMO. [0] https://github.com/t3-oss/create-t3-app
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Si vis pacem, para bellum. Ukraine is a good example of what will happen otherwise.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
I've read that TSMC fabs are filled with explosives to set off if China invades so they wouldn't get their hands on tech and equipment. I'm pretty certain that's true, given how important TSMC tech is.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Everyone is raising prices, in 12 years they not only expanded, but also were subject to inflation. When adjusted for 2.5% inflation, $20 in 2010 is $32 in 2023, so this plan is still cheaper than what it used to be 12 years ago.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
It's not unlimited free traffic - the threshold is 300 TB/month after which you're going to get an email from sales. And you most certainly breaking their non-enforced-until-you-hit-threshold-and-have-to-pay rule by using Clo
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Ah yes, I wanted to play GPT-3 and posted what I think the summary is here as a comment.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Pro tip: add `zmodload zsh/zprof` at the beginning of your zshrc and `zprof` at the end, open a new shell to see those pesky long-loading sources as a nicely formatted trace with timings.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Quick feedback: Just noticed that you can get rid of one setup step at https://steampipe.io/downloads - you don't need to brew tap & brew install, you can just use one command: `brew install turbot/tap/st
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Those guys who print their "Z" and "V" swastika everywhere.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
There is, nuclear fission now _and_ invest into nuclear fusion. Best time to invest heavily in fusion was 20 years ago, second best time is now.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
NIMBY is why we can't have nice things - it takes SF 3 years to build a public toilet for $1.7 million dollars and is considered a political victory [0]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33268748
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
That's too broad of a generalization tbh. Personal experience: I worked on large contracts with Google Cloud, AWS, DoIT, Cloudflare, and others. I have nothing bad to say about them: they do their job and we move along just fine. Excep
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
No, it's a common story of what DataDog sales is. Used to be a customer, 7-figures annual invoice with DataDog, not anymore. Heck, working with them for years, I still managed to make a mistake and get 4-figures bill on my personal acc
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
That's cool, I respect honest work. I'm sharing my thinking/feedback and apologies if that sounded ad hominem - it wasn't my intention at all. I hope you'll succeed in your endeavors whether it's Nomad Pass or
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Price is not as much of a competitive advantage as some people think it is.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
I hurt because of risks/customer support or lack thereof, not because of a 17% fee. Last thing I want is to arrive somewhere 8k miles away to a closed door/canceled booking.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Ending your sentences with "lol" multiple times in this thread looks childish to me. Also, your title says "no fees" and your comments say otherwise. Having "we'll charge maybe"-like attitude doesn't
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
I wonder if we can connect this with Hasura and query our cloud inventory via GraphQL. I'm only half-joking, actually.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Consistency is king - yes. Newline at EOF, trim trailing whitespace.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Cargo cult.
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Still sooner than Linux on Desktop if you'd ask me!
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
Ah, I was just joking around my username!
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by FBISurveillance 4y ago
My team and I are watching you as we speak. Spoiler alert: Your tinfoil hat doesn't help.

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