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by Redsquare 5y ago
Your having a laugh?
32.
by Redsquare 5y ago
Looks v.good, using Clickhouse as the persistence is interesting, pricing certainly is very competative when comapred to the likes of logentries et al.
33.
by Redsquare 5y ago
What are you on about?
34.
by Redsquare 5y ago
Some idea is better than nothing but having a pricing link with zero substance does really really erk especially when your trying to market yourself here as a viable Algolia alternative. They at least give some price points.
35.
by Redsquare 5y ago
I am sorry but https://www.loop54.com/pricing is just totally snied. No monetary information whatsoever. Why even blag me to a pricing page with less than zero pricing honesty.
36.
by Redsquare 5y ago
Hey - Relaying to a CDP which expects a fixed schema
37.
by Redsquare 5y ago
Hi, do you have the ability to transform the webhook payload before sending it downstream?
38.
by Redsquare 5y ago
Probably because....zookeeper
39.
by Redsquare 5y ago
Do you provide the ability to consume, translate then forward? I am after a ubiquitous endpoint i can point webhooks at and then translate to the schema of another service and send on. You could then share these 'recipes' and allo
40.
by Redsquare 5y ago
Or put simply, a sequence number!
41.
by Redsquare 5y ago
Congrats Soumyadeb and team. I too would love to see a dbt integration, perhaps avo.app/iterative.ly together with some sort of generic webhook source, oh pubnub/pusher too. The product has come a long way in a short period. Shout
42.
by Redsquare 6y ago
Algolia has won the search race, move on
43.
by Redsquare 6y ago
react, c#, redis for caching+pubsub, mongo/postgres, clickhouse - awesome for analytics/mi, algolia for search, mindsdb, logentries for log aggregation, datadog monitoring + catchpoint for synthetic tests killer combo
44.
by Redsquare 6y ago
huh, they should be writing up their own after building a shared understanding of the problem in hand, what you experienced was a top down ticket factory
45.
by Redsquare 6y ago
Do you pay google yearly upfront for hosting?
46.
by Redsquare 6y ago
You believe their numbers....tell me you dont really, please
47.
by Redsquare 6y ago
Where would be the demand for thousands of extra apartments if folk are mostly remote?
48.
by Redsquare 6y ago
Try clickhouse
49.
by Redsquare 6y ago
it is very agile, own your own shizzle, drop dependencies on others. What is anti-agile here?
50.
by Redsquare 6y ago
just use auth0
51.
by Redsquare 6y ago
Good riddance, aggressive sales, expensive...not much more to add.
52.
by Redsquare 6y ago
Remember we are not robots, people are working under immense strain. I am very surprised at your mild surprise.
53.
by Redsquare 7y ago
isnt this just eventsourcing with projections?
54.
by Redsquare 7y ago
How did you come to that conclusion?
55.
by Redsquare 7y ago
Algolia sadly cannot yet do things like "show me the items around/about $200", i don't care if the are +/- a few dollars
56.
by Redsquare 7y ago
Five 20 minute "standups" per day....#fragile
57.
by Redsquare 7y ago
This installs a ridiculous mindset, what if a dev hits a block at 11am and your ceremony is at 10am?
58.
by Redsquare 7y ago
"sprints and attend daily stand ups" - nothing to do with a pm
59.
by Redsquare 7y ago
Why does everything boil down to scrum and ridiculous ceremonies?
60.
by Redsquare 7y ago
This is so so very true

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