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by ezekg 1y ago
This post is downloading >100MB in gifs like it's not a thing...
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Tuist Server is now Source Available(tuist.dev)
2 points by ezekg 1y ago|0 comments
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by ezekg 1y ago
No B2B customer really cares what technology underpins a business. They never have, and they never will. They care about two things: does it help them save money, or does it help them make money? And does it do either of those things better
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by ezekg 1y ago
"I have this million dollar app idea, I just need somebody to build it." Nothing new under the sun.
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by ezekg 1y ago
It depends on what we're talking about. My number one motivator is providing for my family. But I also don't like change and I have strong internal motivation, so I naturally resist giving up on things almost to a fault. I tend to
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by ezekg 1y ago
The biggest lever in SaaS is, really, just staying alive, especially when cash-constrained e.g. when bootstrapping. Time in market fixes a lot -- your product gets better, your messaging improves, your market starts trusting you more, and w
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by ezekg 1y ago
> You can initiate a cash withdrawal or transfer your assets to another brokerage. We ask that you do this by July 31, 2025. Seems to still require manual work, though? With less than 30 days to do so...
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by ezekg 1y ago
Some cool scaling stuff [0] [1] coming out for pg lately. Looking forward to seeing what PS builds here, I've been a big fan for awhile. Would love more details tbh, but will be watching regardless. [0]: https://supabase.com
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by ezekg 1y ago
Totally agree. For me, with a vanilla Rails app, I leaned on Sidekiq to handle webhook queueing, processing, and retries: https://keygen.sh/blog/how-to-build-a-webhook-system-in-rail... It's scaled quite well. Bil
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by ezekg 1y ago
I don't understand the whole bit on taxes. You have no authority i.r.t. taxation, and so I assume you mean your -- i.e. the platform's -- cut, so that type of "tax" verbiage is strange to me. Also, your site doesn't
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by ezekg 1y ago
What's to exploit? The company won't exist anymore...
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by ezekg 1y ago
They dropped the blue and went with black, so still BSOD.
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by ezekg 1y ago
NSFW is hidden by default iirc, so something like this would only apply to enabling NSFW content.
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by ezekg 1y ago
I was recently looking for something like this to share some fun screenshots of a new UI. Would be cool to see some depth of field or bokeh effects.
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Open Sourcing Any Distance(kuntz.io)
2 points by ezekg 1y ago|0 comments
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by ezekg 1y ago
I think the complexity lies in the dance required to push blobs to the registry. I've built an OCI-compliant pull-only registry before and it wasn't that complicated.
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by ezekg 1y ago
The VC money has gone too far: https://github.com/PostHog/DeskHog#available-games-and-apps
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by ezekg 1y ago
This is interesting. I've been using my transactional email provider (Sendgrid) to manually [0] send newsletters to ~10k subscribers -- essentially the active accounts -- but I've noticed that my response rate has been super low t
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by ezekg 1y ago
Who doesn't have 90 minutes for an occasional movie?
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by ezekg 1y ago
I solve an issue for myself, and I want to share that so other people can solve their own issues.
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by ezekg 1y ago
But isn't this kind of like saying your logins to Blizzard and Activision should actually be the same underlying user? Doesn't make sense, and becomes an authz nightmare, imo.
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by ezekg 1y ago
Take the biggest man-in-the-middle on the internet: Cloudflare. It terminates TLS and can modify requests or responses between client and server. Signatures prevent proxies, good and bad, from doing that without consequence.
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by ezekg 1y ago
TLS doesn't handle e.g. man-in-the-middle tampering or replay attacks. Response signatures solve that, which can be verified using a vendor public key just like webhooks.
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by ezekg 1y ago
Not really. Just ship a Docker image and anything else can fall outside of standard support.
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by ezekg 1y ago
If you're scared to ship the first iteration of a product and keep procrastinating, just go open or fair source and you'll start to feel pressure to get things into an MVP asap. You'll see the README needs work, those open PR
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by ezekg 1y ago
WSL gave me the push to switch from macOS to Windows. And I couldn't be happier, tbh. There was a lot lacking in my Hackintosh/Windows dual boot setup.
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by ezekg 1y ago
I use BetterStack. They're the new guys on the block, but their platform, including log management and observability, is really impressive.
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by ezekg 1y ago
I always thought they ditched the HBO brand for Max because of the porn connotation that HBO still holds onto for a lot of people.
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by ezekg 1y ago
Don't complicate it. Your customers should dictate what you spend your time on, not directly, but you should filter their feedback into features that fit the whole. If there's nothing filtering out of feedback yet, just work on wh
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by ezekg 1y ago
That was fast. More information is in the linked blog posts, since this FAQ doesn't answer much: - https://neon.tech/blog/neon-and-databricks - https://www.databricks.com/blog/databricks-neon

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