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by Rezo 10y ago
There's https://www.blinkist.com that condenses popular books into 15-minute reads
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by Rezo 10y ago
More US cities should try at least creating some car-free zones. It's crazy how in a city of New York's caliber, with great public transport, so much space is taken up by cars for so little gain. The total lack of "walking
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Visual flexbox builder(flexbox.webflow.com)
6 points by Rezo 10y ago|0 comments
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by Rezo 10y ago
If the browsers incorporate complex editors, they're likely to be subtly or even wildly different from each other in behavior. What's the "correct" behavior after hinting enter in an unordered item list, create a new bul
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by Rezo 10y ago
https://prosemirror.net is nice to use and seems quite mature. Made by the guy who also did the popular CodeMirror.
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by Rezo 10y ago
Thank you CharlesW, that's really good feedback. It's entirely possible that the pricing is whack. I like the suggestion of a cheaper yearly plan. The fixed canvas is how the software has been since day one, tons of great diagrams
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by Rezo 10y ago
You can use Cloudcraft for free and create exactly the same type of diagrams as with the paid plans, for as long as you like. There's no watermarks, missing components, etc. If it saves you time and money, or you think the additional f
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by Rezo 10y ago
And there's plenty of software that allows you to do exactly that. This is a niche market tool for a specific segment, not trying to compete with paint.exe
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by Rezo 10y ago
Tens of thousands of really cool architecture diagrams have been made with the tool so far, from pitch decks (marketecture, as you call it) to teams just planning their usual deployments. If you've produced any kind of static diagrams
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by Rezo 10y ago
It's quite a bit for an individual. It's hopefully not too much for company that employs professional software developers or for someone working as an AWS consultant.
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by Rezo 10y ago
I've heard similar feedback, and it's entirely possible the pricing is wrong and I may have to adjust, however for a certain type of company I think the value is there. Based on the number of companies signing up for the trial, it
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by Rezo 10y ago
Cloudcraft dev here. I just found out it's on HN when seeing the influx of traffic :) Wasn't planning on posting it again, but thank you original poster.
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Code review in JavaScript projects(blog.jetbrains.com)
1 points by Rezo 11y ago|0 comments
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by Rezo 11y ago
Pretty sure those are random too.
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by Rezo 11y ago
All of ConvertKit's SaaS metrics are visible to the public at https://convertkit.baremetrics.com Fascinating company to follow, an "overnight success" after years of hard work. Look at that MRR go https:/&#x
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Solving the cash problems from self-funding rapid growth(nathanbarry.com)
5 points by Rezo 11y ago|1 comments
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by Rezo 11y ago
Redis eats million of entries for breakfast, is pleasant to work with, has TTL expiration of keys built in and is available as a managed AWS ElastiCache service when you get into serious data sizes: up to 32 core 237 GiB nodes, and then you
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by Rezo 11y ago
The webpage looks fantastic! Let's give Krita a shot. I'm running arguable the most common Linux distro on this planet, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. Let's follow the instructions, I like that they explicitly support Ubuntu. All right, t
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by Rezo 11y ago
If you have 50 Jenkins slaves, you probably have someone who's job is almost exclusively to babysit Jenkins. At my two previous workplaces, we had entire release teams focused on that, and still Jenkins was a never ending source of pro
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by Rezo 11y ago
They do have geo-region (not just AZ) redundancy and failover, which puts them quite a bit above most home-grown company status pages in my experience. But yes, if the problem was for example in R53 it would indeed be better to have an solu
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by Rezo 11y ago
Yes, that's pretty standard. Availability monitoring and status reporting should be external and separate from your own infrastructure, otherwise neither may be available when you need it the most.
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by Rezo 11y ago
Their status page at https://status.digitalocean.com is also now giving an intermittent "500 Internal Server Error" nginx error, probably from the load. That's why you should use a service like https://
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by Rezo 11y ago
The amount of de-duplication performed by Tarsnap, and the amount of files, which for a maildir I imagine is a lot of tiny files, probably negatively impacts it. Dealing with a single DB dump file the performance is fine so far at least. I
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by Rezo 11y ago
Treating app servers as cattle, i.e. if there's a problem just shoot & replace it, is easy nowadays if you're running any kind of blue/green automated deployment best practices. But DBs remain problematic and pet-like in
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by Rezo 11y ago
"Google’s public-relations team expressed discomfort that Alphabet would be associated with a push into humanoid robotics". Observe the Innovator's Dilemma in effect: a successful company is putting too much emphasis on custo
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by Rezo 11y ago
Thanks! There's generic blocks and icons in different colors and sizes available too, and more networking gear coming up, but right now I'm still trying to stay focused on AWS. With the massive service catalog AWS has, I feel some
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by Rezo 11y ago
Cloudcraft - https://cloudcraft.co It's a free tool for creating AWS architecture diagrams in an isometric style. You can snap together AWS services as if they were LEGO blocks. The latest development is that you can now sc
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by Rezo 11y ago
"If you have more than one Echo or Echo Dot, you can set a different wake word for each". This is something I've been thinking is becoming more problematic as well as an opportunity for real ubiquity. I have 3 separate device
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Forward Motion and Stop Energy at Startups(medium.com)
1 points by Rezo 11y ago|0 comments
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by Rezo 11y ago
Did you try simply asking AWS to raise the limit? It even suggests so on your linked page. In my experience, every limit is immediately relaxed when requested; number of VPCs (I see people do horrible things to work around this all the time

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