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by arbol 11mo ago
Its back
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by arbol 11mo ago
I'm also getting this. Cannot pull or push but can authenticate with SSH myrepo git:(fix/context-types-settings) gp ERROR: user:1234567:user fatal: Could not read from remote repository. myrepo git:(fix/con
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by arbol 11mo ago
Are you really posting this today?
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by arbol 11mo ago
A screenshot in the repo would be nice.
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by arbol 11mo ago
There's one mentioned here: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/data-stealing... Anyone who owns a chrome extension with 50k+ installs is regularly asked to sell it to people (myself included). The
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by arbol 11mo ago
You need to terminate the TLS connection yourself so this prevents people from using DNS proxy, e.g. Cloudflare. Then you have to run a server that has a module that computes the ja3/ja4, e.g. nginx. Even then, it's possible to se
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by arbol 11mo ago
Lots of people have chrome extensions installed that use their connection like proxy so this is more common than you think
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by arbol 11mo ago
Just one of many offering this service https://brightdata.com/proxy-types/mobile-proxies
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by arbol 11mo ago
They could be used by AI companies to sabotage each others models
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by arbol 11mo ago
Personally I've found it faster to build using mongo cause you don't need to worry about schemas. You get 32mb per document and you can work out your downstream processing later, e.g. cleanup and serve to postgres, file, wherever.
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by arbol 11mo ago
We also use OVH, Contabo, Hostwinds... Architect so you can be multi-provider and reduce internet centralisation!
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by arbol 11mo ago
Ah right, we're on robot so I've not seen the cloud one. Robot is old! :)
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by arbol 11mo ago
Its more like 700GB now on the new server and we were about to have to migrate to a higher tier on Atlas. > maybe you don't need that much uptime for your particular use case. Correct. Thanks for reading!
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by arbol 11mo ago
Hopefully not. Their console is pretty bad so I reckon that will put a lot of people off.
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by arbol 11mo ago
Good shout. I think we'll also run replicas on other providers. We've got some complex geo-fencing stuff to do with regards to data hence why we're just on Hetzner right now.
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by arbol 11mo ago
Nice, thanks for the tip!
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by arbol 11mo ago
We also use OVH and have so far not had any downtime in about 6 months.
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by arbol 11mo ago
Good spot - this is wrong. It should've been 4 x 3.84 TB NVMe SSD RAID 5. My colleague set this bit up so I'm not entirely up to speed on the terminology.
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by arbol 11mo ago
> I mean, you're connecting to your primary database potentially on another continent? Atlas AWS was actually setup in Ireland. The data transfer costs were coming from extracting data for ML modelling. We don't get charged for
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by arbol 11mo ago
Lol yep that could've been the headline. We plan to add replica servers at some point. This DB is not critical to our product hence the relaxed interim setup.
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by arbol 11mo ago
We will be adding additional db servers and running our own replica set eventually. We're just not there yet. Thanks for reading!
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by arbol 11mo ago
Atlas wasn't giving us any support for $3K per month. Hetzner at least have some channel to contact them, which is an improvement. That said, if their uptime is rubbish them we'll probably migrate again. Moving back to Atlas is no
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We cut our Mongo DB costs by 90% by moving to Hetzner(prosopo.io)
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by arbol 11mo ago
Do you use a newsletter signup plugin or is it hand-written?
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by arbol 11mo ago
Because we have a few paying clients who seem pretty happy. We have upsold to some clients and have a couple more leads in the pipeline. We are good at stopping bots and we have managed to block most solvers, which puts us (temporarily) ahe
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by arbol 11mo ago
That's a good question. I haven't checked the stats to see how often it happens but I will make a note to return with some info. We're dealing with the entire internet, not just YC companies, and many scrapers / solvers
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by arbol 11mo ago
The solvers are a problem but they give themselves away when they incorrectly fake devices or run out of context. I run a bot detection SaaS and we've had some success blocking them. Their advertised solve times are also wildly inaccur
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by arbol 11mo ago
What's their agenda?
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by arbol 11mo ago
I've barely read a book in the last 5 years. I actually don't think I've finished one. I read ALL the time when I was a teenager.
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by arbol 11mo ago
I have enough interruptions with Copilot already without another thing shouting at me XD

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