TeeWEE

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   by TeeWEE 5y ago

   More and more companies go online, try to get customers. So they all spend money on getting customers buying their product. Even if the ads costs 50% of their profits.. That's ok. So, big advertisers like Google and FB make money off a
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   by TeeWEE 5y ago

   Cool. but I miss a link to the demo ;-)
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   by TeeWEE 5y ago

   Feature flags are core to CI/CD Darklaunches of features, slow rollouts, all require feature flags, or at least canary releases, slow rollouts using k8s
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   Ask HN: What documentation system/platform do you use for your company API

   2 points by TeeWEE 5y ago|0 comments
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   by TeeWEE 5y ago

   How much did you sell it for? I'm interested, since i'm running a product that does around 2k MRR, 10k MAU. However profit margin is only around 20% de to user acquisition costs/ operational costs.
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   by TeeWEE 5y ago

   I agree to not start with microservices.. But its better to not wait too long after the project is growing. Regarding his points: - Infrastructure requirements: You don't need all that stuff! You can have multiple services run on PaaS
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   by TeeWEE 5y ago

   I dont, it's just distraction. I have bookmarks
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   by TeeWEE 5y ago

   Totally agree. I was using Firefox until recently. After they announced their Rust based parallel engines I started using it. But i stopped using it now the Mozilla Foundation is having hard times surviving.... The big problem is the fact t
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   by TeeWEE 5y ago

   Thanks a lot! These tools helped me a lot, especially in the design-graphics-area: - Logo / Brand material generation: https://looka.com/ https://brandmark.io/ - Previewed.app: Generating ap
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    Hi HN, Boomrang is a one-man product built in about 1 year, next to my job. It provides automated prank calls with an AI component (The prank calls actually listen to people). The system consists of a backend in Golang running an Appengine,
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    Boomrang – Automated Intelligent Prank Calls – Indie-Hacking Corona Project(boomrang.app)

    5 points by TeeWEE 5y ago|3 comments
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    Works for me now too. Guess i'ts fixed?
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    On my phone it was working... My phone was using a different DNS server... So that's how I tracked down the fact that it was a DNS related issue.
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    For me it was gmail, google analytics, google accounts. (My mac asked me to login again).. So I was thinking my internet was down... But only Google sites where not responding.. After changing the DNS I fixed it... I was using 8.8.8.8 Goog
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    Huh? I had to move away from 8.8.8.8 to fix it...
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    It was Google's DNS server 8.8.8.8 that was having issues. https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns This page also doesnt load for me https://dns.google/ (points to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) Chan
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    --2021-11-12 10:13:19-- (try: 4) http://www.google.com/ Connecting to www.google.com (www.google.com)|142.250.102.99|:80... failed: Connection refused. Connecting to www.google.com (www.google.com)|142.250.102.106|:80... f
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    Google service outages in Europe(outage.report)

    64 points by TeeWEE 5y ago|43 comments
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    At my current company we started moving our setup to k8s... And using docker-compose required another deployment platform. So end 2019 we started using k3s... But developers complained about heavy resource usage, and slow startup time. So i
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    I really hate the usb-c charger on my macbook, it unplugs all the time, and it wears out quickly. I love the apple magnetic chargers... With this new ruling, competition on new charging connection stops.. European Union should really stop w
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    European Union announces plans to require all mobile devices to use USB-C(arstechnica.com)

    4 points by TeeWEE 5y ago|4 comments
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    Good comments. However I do see things like Flutter actually being on-par with native apps. You still need occasional deeper native expertise. But way less. Its just crazy to think that you need to build an app three times, with different t
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    While its cool drawing this iteratively is not really something that scales well. Better to use the GPU which most devices have today.
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    At Tiqets we have a different repo with SQL migrations using Flyway... ITs as simply as branching that repo, creating your migration. Getting the pipeline green and merging it back. All migrations are automatically executed on production, p
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    Exactly my thought... https://www.europeanscientist.com/en/environment/plastic-for... https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-48455440
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    by TeeWEE 5y ago

    Yes but you dont need to hire for it. Developers can do it, because Ops get easier.
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    by TeeWEE 6y ago

    I just dont understand why JIRA is so slow... Something weird is going on. They are not connected to external API's that could make them slow... Trello (although less features) is a breeze for me.
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    by TeeWEE 6y ago

    Haha true. Well at least its distributed.
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    by TeeWEE 6y ago

    People are paying for a service to go from A to B, whether that's a driver bringing them or a robocar, it doesn't really matter. As long as the service is good. Money being made on the service should go back in making the service
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    by TeeWEE 6y ago

    Exactly what i was thinking. Its D_NS its Distributed. The records are out there somewhere.