Sytten

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by Sytten 5y ago
I will still recommend 1Password over Bitwarden to non-tech people because their whole UX journey is so well crafted that even my parents can understand it on their own. The valuation is most likely based on that and the potential growth in
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by Sytten 5y ago
I liked the article, but I think you really need to be concious of the terrible performances of uuidv4. ULID is better but not perfect either. My goto article on the subject is https://www.2ndquadrant.com/en/blog/s
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by Sytten 5y ago
Couple of points: 1. Ottertune doesn't sell PostgreSQL services, they sell a database optimization service that happens to support PostgreSQL (and other databases like MySQL) 2. PostgreSQL is definitely gaining market shares and fast,
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by Sytten 5y ago
I believe we will see significant changes to the laws around that next year. If time permits, I highly suggest to listen to the full hearing congress did on cryptocurrencies two weeks ago [1]. It did seem to me that a good portion of congre
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by Sytten 5y ago
I dont want to hijack the thread but I will just say that we are going full time on it starting January so it will speed things up!
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by Sytten 5y ago
We are in a similar space, our tool ( https://caido.io ) is geared toward bug bounty hunters and pentesters. HTTP Toolkit looks great congrats to the dev! It seems to compete more with requestly ( https://requestly.io&#x
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by Sytten 5y ago
One critical element in the article that is brushed aside too fast is that the founders did cash out by selling it to Dropbox first. It is easy to say: "build an open source, slow growing business it is way better" when you have a
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by Sytten 5y ago
If you like database talks and want to deep dive into them, I highly suggest looking at the CMU database group youtube channel. It is hosted by Andy Pavlo which is of my idol in the database world. [1] https://www.youtube.com&#x2
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by Sytten 5y ago
SeaORM and SeaQL are powering https://caido.io . Awesome tools really, not too complex to understand the errors and the library code. And the devs are amazing, we want to sponsor them as soon as we get funding. We are replacing a
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by Sytten 5y ago
I must say I do feel that way and it is a common "joke" within my circle (mid-twenties) that we will be lucky if we survive until our retirement. So I would not say 10 years timeframe, but more 40-50 years up to 100 years (so our
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by Sytten 5y ago
I suggested that because the pricing page said 900 free users and that got me worried. Glad to see you are moving in the right direction! I think you might want to try the API calls pricing model (a la S3) because as a dev I usually don&#x2
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by Sytten 5y ago
Everything that is per user is a non-starter in my book. Because the vast majority do 1-2 API calls to login once, are considered active and then never login again during the month. But you still have to pay as if it was active for the whol
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by Sytten 5y ago
If I have a suggestion for the cloud pricing, I would move away from the per user model that every competitor uses. It is a non-starter for all the B2C startups where a user might login once to buy a thing and never login again during the m
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by Sytten 5y ago
Nice to see you here jensneuse. It seems there v2 implementation uses a fair amount of rust too for parsing at least so it is not pure JS. I was a bit worried that they changed the license of the spec but it doesn't seem like it, only
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by Sytten 5y ago
Might actually work, also 24 and a bit clueless.
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by Sytten 5y ago
That is not really a good argument as you can also easily mock imported singletons in node. It is a bit dirtier but totally possible. Dependency injection was developed for languages that could not easily do that (like Java). It is just a d
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by Sytten 5y ago
Audit tables are a good first step, but I am wondering if there was already work being done toward making foreign keys "version aware". Say I linked an order to a discount, it would be nice to be able to know how that linked disco
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by Sytten 5y ago
Seems like a nice cloud provider that I could see myself using over RDS/Cloud SQL, but the pricing is really not friendly for smaller projects that still need an high availability setup. The smaller standard plan starts at ~300USD&#x2F
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by Sytten 5y ago
There is a lot of marketing in that blog post but I feel the tldr is that it is a rebranding of forge (their second in-house cloud offering) that will eventually replace their outsourced timescaledb cloud (first offering by aiven). Am I cor
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by Sytten 5y ago
In Quebec we also love to take English verbs and add them to the language. If you are in front of a shop, the proper way of saying things would be: "Je vais me stationner" (I am going to park) Here you would say something like: &q
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by Sytten 5y ago
>You're from Quebec and don't feel at ease using only French words? Don't worry! French Rust is fully compatible with English-Rust, so you can mix both at your convenience. This gave me a "PTSD moment" of univers
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by Sytten 5y ago
Working with SQL in X (any language) usually has a poor developer experience that is why ORM or query builders are popular. Things like proper syntax highlight or type safety (I remain to be convinced that sqlc can really check the validity
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by Sytten 5y ago
As an alternative I suggest people to look at https://github.com/go-jet/jet . I had a good experience working with it and the author is quite responsive. It really feels like writing SQL but you are writing typesafe gol
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The Complete GraphQL Security Guide(wundergraph.com)
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by Sytten 5y ago
The claim that is caused tens of millions in lost revenue is always funny to me. It is the same argument used to push DRM everywhere. The fact is, a lot (if not most) people that downloaded the movies or shows would not have paid for it in
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by Sytten 5y ago
FYI since the laws in Europe are most likely similar to the laws of Canada on this, it can get your "contractors" into big trouble with their tax agency. I know a lot of people do that (work as contractor but they are employees),
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by Sytten 5y ago
This correct, to me that would mean paying taxes when switching between fiat and cryptocurrency which I support as one option. What I dont support is taxing when switching in between crytocurrencies. Which in the analogy would be me exchang
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by Sytten 5y ago
If the government considers the value in crytocurrency for sentences, it will have a hard time justifying that you must pay your capital gain the the fiat currency of the country and not in the crytocurrency in which it was made.
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by Sytten 5y ago
It really depends where you live I would say. US big farms sure this is probably a right statement, but around here (Quebec, Canada). We still see a lot of old farming equipment being used daily on small farm where we just can't afford
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by Sytten 5y ago
I like signal but having to explain to my parents why they cant use it on their android tablet or that they cant register without a phone number makes me reconsider if I should just use another software.

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