euph0ria

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   by euph0ria 8y ago

   Google support seems to charge per person, so suppose you are a few persons, ie at least 3 sharing the support then it's $750/month. Also, you are assuming US salaries, when looking at many other countries $250 is upwards 10% of t
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   by euph0ria 8y ago

   Thanks, however, it seems limited to 12 months only, which is usually the initial prototyping phase of a product prior to launching. Also, feels strange to have to be in some type of program and beg for mercy with a contact person in order
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   by euph0ria 8y ago

   To Google people, do you have any suggestions for startups how to start using your services for production workloads and: 1) Not having to take the $250 monthly fee per dev that needs to be able to contact you. Just increases the start cost
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   by euph0ria 8y ago

   Sure, we could, but I suppose one of the big offers here is that it is managed and we don't have to deal with running it ourselves. GKE on AWS doesn't solve my (1,2) concerns.
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   by euph0ria 8y ago

   There are two reasons why our company will not use Cloud Run, even though we would love to, the concept is just what we are looking for for our containers: 1) We are on AWS and expanding to Google is too expensive. Support costs for three e
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   by euph0ria 8y ago

   There are a lot of articles here on HN explaining problems other people ran into, solutions and best practices. Just keep reading. I read for 30 min every day on new tech and ideas even if I don't use them regularly. Keeps me in the lo
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   Experiment: Hired freelancers will not implement proper password security(zdnet.com)

   4 points by euph0ria 8y ago|1 comments
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   by euph0ria 8y ago

   I really don't see how Wordpress is a valid argument here. We run several business systems in PHP serving hundreds of thousands of users. Last time I used Wordpress was over 10 years ago for my personal blog. Haven't used it for a
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   by euph0ria 8y ago

   It's always been popular and many of the big successful products are written in PHP. We see more and more startups doing PHP as well. I think a lot of devs have discovered that the new PHP versions let you have a very fast work flow.
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    by euph0ria 8y ago

    PHPStorm makes everything so easy.
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    by euph0ria 8y ago

    Agreed. We use it extensively and it lets us move very fast. Devs coming from Java and similar environments usually say something like "I thought I hated PHP but it's very nice now and I feel very productive in it".
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    by euph0ria 8y ago

    Woa... I was evaluating this service a couple of months ago. The conclusion was, even if it looks nice the major downside was that the company hadn't been around long enough and we didn't know if they were profitable. These kinds
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    by euph0ria 8y ago

    Windows VMs are a hassle to setup, install, manage licenses, expiration of such etc..
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    by euph0ria 8y ago

    I wish they would have added the option to have the data persist. I have a bunch of software that I run only a few times per year, but I don't want to go through the hassle of re-installing it every time I need to run it. It would have
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    by euph0ria 8y ago

    Would be great to understand more about accounting requirements, recurring filings, costs of preparing and filing these and the business tax system in general. Also, are there any other demanding/taxis laws for a company with let'
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    by euph0ria 8y ago

    Pivotal tracker/Slack Very happy with the setup
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    by euph0ria 9y ago

    Oracle LOL :)
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    by euph0ria 9y ago

    Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix?, Google FAMG = Includes Microsoft
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    by euph0ria 9y ago

    I was wondering the same thing..
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    by euph0ria 9y ago

    I wonder how much extra revenue this will bring to AWS/GCP etc selling more instances to cover the performance loss on servers?
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    by euph0ria 9y ago

    Yes, it is down for us as well. Review status.bitbucket.org
22. 142.▲
    by euph0ria 9y ago

    Thanks for taking the time to do this writeup! Super fun to read and informative.
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    by euph0ria 9y ago

    We were also impressed with DO's GUI and easy of use. We setup a few monitor servers on their network to measure uptime, latency, packet loss and similar metrics since we deal with audio streaming over UDP. Suffice it to say, it was a
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    by euph0ria 9y ago

    The problem was resolved approximately an hour after it started.
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    Ask HN: Anyone else seeing massive packet loss between Europe / AWS N.V?

    2 points by euph0ria 9y ago|1 comments
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    by euph0ria 9y ago

    Thank you sir!
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    by euph0ria 9y ago

    Regarding the math section, could someone please describe it like you were talking to a 5 year old? 1) Θ( log n = log / log n ) 2) Θ(log log n)
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    by euph0ria 9y ago

    How many instructions does the average engineer that does low-level work know by heart and need to know to work effectively with it?
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    by euph0ria 10y ago

    I find the numbers somewhat off compared to how it is where I work. We are a small team mostly working remotely. I would estimate that my team puts in (per person) on average about 5-6 hours per day writing code. About 2 hours go to emails,
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    by euph0ria 10y ago

    Thank you! Appreciate the answer!