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by adityapatadia 3y ago
Founder here. We are first cloud service to do it "automatically" based on client support. Most services don't have this and those who have it, don't do it automatically and requires code change.
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First automatic JPEG-XL cloud service(gumlet.com)
89 points by adityapatadia 3y ago|63 comments
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by adityapatadia 3y ago
What I don’t get is why Tailscale is on top news for adding extra auth mechanism.
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by adityapatadia 4y ago
Seems similar to ours. We only used bigquery and it seems they are not getting those money.
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by adityapatadia 4y ago
We at https://www.gumlet.com use bigquery a lot, but now it seems we will have to move to click house. Can’t trust google with anything. First Kubernetes price intro, then multi region storage price increase along with inter reg
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by adityapatadia 4y ago
Rest in peace sir Your actions have powered billions of dreamers and saved trillions of hours for the mankind.
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SaaS tools we use to build our SaaS(gumlet.com)
6 points by adityapatadia 4y ago|0 comments
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by adityapatadia 4y ago
We recently contacted their sales team with intention to re-work pricing. We did not mention that in first mail and got immediate response. When we mentioned we want to negotiate pricing, noone has responded in months now.
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by adityapatadia 4y ago
I am surprised the forum rich of tech people is not yet containerised. A simple helm chart would make deployment to AWS (or any other kubernetes) a 5 min job.
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by adityapatadia 4y ago
Am I the only one who is thinking why they have developed in-house system for such tracking in first place? This problem (of analysis of traffic) could easily be achieved with Segment (a twillio product) and analytics tool like Mixpanel or
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by adityapatadia 4y ago
It seems to be some intermittent problem. Some of our private repos are working fine but majority don't.
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by adityapatadia 4y ago
I have added "workflow_dispatch" event trigger as well and it still does not run when we try to manually run the workflow.
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GitHub actions are facing problems(twitter.com)
2 points by adityapatadia 4y ago|3 comments
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by adityapatadia 4y ago
Is it just me or others also think this is a lot of work for data analysis. For data of this size, BigQuery is not only fast but also very cheap.
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SaaS products we use to build our SaaS(gumlet.com)
4 points by adityapatadia 4y ago|0 comments
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TCP CUBIC vs. BBR: How switching to BBR improved performance(gumlet.com)
11 points by adityapatadia 5y ago|0 comments
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Google is right: BBR improves video performance by 21%(gumlet.com)
3 points by adityapatadia 5y ago|0 comments
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How to batch convert images using macOS terminal(gumlet.com)
2 points by adityapatadia 5y ago|0 comments
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by adityapatadia 5y ago
Samsung TVs are worse. Their OS is something app makers are not willing to support anymore. Twitch just stopped working. This is something I don't expect from a $1k TV bought just 20 months ago. I wish someone makes just TV panel with
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by adityapatadia 5y ago
This is one video which shows history of imaginary numbers and their usefulness in current times. It's from Veritasium: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUzklzVXJwo
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by adityapatadia 5y ago
Thanks a ton for this. Fetch API is elegant and it working on node natively will so many edge cases we need to handle currently. Thanks a ton, please know that this will positively change our life and tens of thousands of other developers w
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by adityapatadia 5y ago
Here is the plugin: https://github.com/cryptonek/widevine-l3-decryptor
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by adityapatadia 5y ago
Yeah, :D But when someone hands over a storage system, temptation is high to store everything on it.
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by adityapatadia 5y ago
We tried to use B2 for storing image and video files. First byte out is very slow (as expected). We however experienced bigger issues where if you try to upload millions of files per minute in their system, it crumbles. Huge amount of error
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Stripe Dashboard Is Down(status.stripe.com)
2 points by adityapatadia 5y ago|0 comments
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by adityapatadia 6y ago
We use AWS Route 53 for domain registration. Works like a charm.
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by adityapatadia 6y ago
Is JAVA still a thing?
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by adityapatadia 6y ago
ASK HN: Since this discussion has come up, I would like to ask HN if you are interested for an in-depth comparison on a production workload. I run this https://www.gumlet.com which serves more than 50M images per day. We can put
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by adityapatadia 6y ago
We use it extensively. Basically the low overhead and almost no maintenance requirement of startup world is nicely satisfied by Mongo. In our last 3 years of usage, we never faced any issues from DB. It's improved a lot in last 2-3 yea
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by adityapatadia 7y ago
A long time Google cloud customer who migrated away to DO recently. Here are the things Google gets completely wrong - They are way behind compared to AWS in terms of stability and features, even then they always demand similar premium (ref

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