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by amerine 4y ago
100% this. Excellent, salient, description of the problem.
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by amerine 4y ago
No. We love customers who don’t need to grow beyond the free tier. What I mean is people exploiting free compute for crypto mining, phishing, botnets, cp, hacking, etc. The efforts/systems necessary, and business decisions around the f
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by amerine 4y ago
All I see is people claiming RSS is dead, but I never stopped. Moving between various readers and landed on Feedly for iOS a few years ago. Love it.
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by amerine 4y ago
As someone who helps deliver a free tier to customers at my work, I can sympathize with Microsoft’s pains here. It sucks the author had such a bad experience, but fraudsters are scammy bastards who are ruining “free compute” for everyone.
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by amerine 4y ago
This is exactly my mental model as well!!! believe it’s the right one too.
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by amerine 4y ago
Ruby seems to have cemented itself in my head as one of my favorites. I’ve built a career from it and am eternally grateful.
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by amerine 4y ago
Up front: I agree with your “no, thanks”, but, I do think there is a philosophical point the author has to not host software themselves, which 86’s most OSS. Not that I agree with their “rules”, but I can at least understand why they’d choo
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by amerine 4y ago
Thank you so so so much for this detailed history! I love the people webs that exist around some of our favorite tech.
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by amerine 4y ago
Kinda heads down in PR reviews today. Didn’t notice.
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by amerine 4y ago
Cool theory.
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by amerine 4y ago
This episode inspired me to join your patreon. Thanks for the great podcast.
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by amerine 4y ago
One word: GUS. IYKYK
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by amerine 4y ago
Classic Peter. . I hope all is well old friend.
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by amerine 4y ago
This is such a great answer, I just wanted to send a +1 in agreement about isolates eventually being able to leverage cpu virt. Much nodding happened while reading your answer.
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by amerine 4y ago
Rules are rules I guess? Seems kinda outrageous
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by amerine 4y ago
Groove Salad For Lyfe
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by amerine 4y ago
We’re not “froze”. The last week has been exhausting fud.
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by amerine 4y ago
I think that it’s a very complicated answer to this question, .
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by amerine 4y ago
“ The body of Heroku remains but the soul has long since fled.” some of us are still there keeping her soul alive, and plan to do so for our customers for a long time.
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by amerine 4y ago
I can’t speak to forever, but we have no plans to get rid of our free tier.
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by amerine 4y ago
No
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by amerine 5y ago
I don’t necessarily trust the provenance of the regrets, but I do find that the regrets listed do invoke some thought about my life and the future, and so I appreciate it!
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by amerine 5y ago
Was very enlightening, thank you!!
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by amerine 5y ago
I almost exclusively use RSS to stay up to date and only interact with the site when commenting like this ;-)
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by amerine 5y ago
Can you explain more about how you use wolfram one day to day? I’m very curious.
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by amerine 5y ago
What has been your favorite recently?
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by amerine 5y ago
OP is spot on. There’s a big reason we use corn for so much more than food today. We over produce it.
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by amerine 5y ago
I love love love posts talking about using our skills to make our entertainment ours. Kudos for sharing and much love for sharing how you are making EVE just a little more fun.
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by amerine 5y ago
This is some ridiculous, “doing an already common idea but on a computer” has no ground for “invention”. Doing math is math.
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by amerine 5y ago
Seems close: https://github.com/postgres/postgres/blob/4d5f651f1d651c6fa7...

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