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Fly.io raises a $25M Series B(techcrunch.com)
22 points by fideloper 4y ago|3 comments
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by fideloper 4y ago
Sorry folks, gotta revert this for a bit - the `/laravel-bytes` section has an issue!
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by fideloper 4y ago
It’s true, I can attest! The idea of “increasing your luck surface area” is real. You can create a lot of opportunities for yourself by being public about what you’re up to. It got me a job working with Taylor Otwell, before his businesses
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by fideloper 4y ago
This is also a useful tool just to find resources hiding within an account. It defaults to performing a dry run (it’s a PITA to actually delete stuff, on purpose).
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by fideloper 4y ago
Hey, I've used this show to act as my own sound machine when trying to nap! Some nights are the kids are terrible sleepers, so my wife and I take turns napping during the day while the other watches the kids. As you might imagine, they
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by fideloper 4y ago
Lots of new stuff happening lately, yep! Mostly around distributed systems? I've been keeping track of a few things here: https://gist.github.com/fideloper/ac9b81cee85003a59c8ad1a591...
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PlanetScale Portals: Read-only regions(planetscale.com)
71 points by fideloper 4y ago|15 comments
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by fideloper 4y ago
Of course it does! I think at a certain scale (the article seems to touch on this) you move off to faster languages for specific tasks that need other features (concurrency for example) or to save on total number of servers required. Saving
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by fideloper 4y ago
I mean, $5 -> $6/mo is technically a 20% increase, but it's only because it's such a small amount to begin with. I haven't checked their pricing in a while but I think the $5/mo droplet used to be 512m but is now
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by fideloper 4y ago
My favorite part of this article are the repeated ads for Upwork I was served. Pairs nicely the content.
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by fideloper 4y ago
What do y’all run firecracker on? The metal servers on aws (the only servers you can run firecracker on in aws) are pretty expensive!
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by fideloper 5y ago
I run a CI application for Laravel developers (Chipper CI). It turns out, the gap between "works locally!" and "works in CI!" is not negligible, especially when you're not sure "about all that server stuff&quot
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Ask HN: Why aren’t there more third party retina screens?
47 points by fideloper 5y ago|39 comments
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by fideloper 5y ago
How do you share code files (set volume mounts) with remote docker via setup?
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by fideloper 5y ago
Your idea of what PHP is is old, that comparison doesn’t really hold. Laravel in particular is extremely advanced similar to Rails.
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by fideloper 5y ago
this is sort of scary when the company getting acquired manages a bunch of your money! I find myself a bit too cynical to read the words “agreed to be acquired” and not think the stakeholders really mean “F-yea I got (more) rich!”
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by fideloper 5y ago
Microsoft should buy them.
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by fideloper 5y ago
To my knowledge, Fathom Analytics is the only analytics app that has bothered to hire actual lawyers and navigate EU isolation. They wrote about it here: https://usefathom.com/features/eu-isolation
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by fideloper 5y ago
I’m curious about why you’re backing up your email from cloud providers? Presumably their storage will be more durable than yours. I saw one person mention using it to help migrate to another system. What other reasons do you have?
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by fideloper 5y ago
Sorry bud but your 2nd kid is gonna just as hard.
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by fideloper 5y ago
I would be suspicious about how the services report clicks and (especially) open rates. They are notoriously inaccurate. Buttondown just may just be more generous (less rigorous) in detecting false positives. Deliverability is also partiall
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by fideloper 5y ago
> 5) You don’t need as much house as you’ve been lead to believe. Instead of trading up for a larger fancier house with more debt as you age, consider living simply and buying additional homes for diversified income. IMO (in the process
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by fideloper 5y ago
I really want to like Twitter Blue. I'm having a hard time deciding if I'm cynical, or if it's Twitter product people being cynical: The changes we are paying for are client-side features only! There's no change to twitt
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by fideloper 5y ago
Mitchell stepping down to become a "IC" has got to be related to planning for this, right?
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by fideloper 5y ago
If it happens again, you can try out the aws-nuke tool to help you destroy resources. (Because of course an open source tool is needed for this )
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by fideloper 5y ago
I believe objects in the bucket now are strongly consistent, but the buckets themselves are still eventually consistent.
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by fideloper 5y ago
Lifecycle rules are the preferred (cheapest) way to do it for standard-storage objects in S3 for sure!
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Deleting an S3 Bucket Costs Money(cloudcasts.io)
290 points by fideloper 5y ago|145 comments
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by fideloper 5y ago
The orbital physics used is always impressive. I assume some velocity adjustment is done by the drone to intersect with the asteroids? Or are the orbits that precise?
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by fideloper 5y ago
Being able to append to an object would be amazing!

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