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How are these two comparable? One is a reverse proxy and the other one is a tiny framework such as Flask.
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Access your Raspberry Pi without a public IP
(pinggy.io)
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Pinggy ( https://pinggy.io ) supports TLS tunnels (end to end encrypted). However, by design that means Pinggy cannot put any authentication layer in front of it. The connection will be end-to-end encrypted from the browser to you
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Ask HN: How do you normalize emails (such as removing + form a Gmail id)?
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Congratulations! We all know how difficult it is to launch a working product. Looks like you are trying something similar to what we do at https://pinggy.io/ LAN-Wide Accessible .local address looks like a super useful feat
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2y ago
No worries for us. https://pinggy.io/ is working like a charm :)
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You have already answered your question. Unless Google and Microsoft agree to implement a common E2E encryption standard for Gmail and Outlook, there is no hope. The other hope is if some EU law does it for us :) . I am not aware if there a
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2y ago
Looks like it is way more afforable than the alternatives.
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Young devs do not trust solid tried and tested feature rich tools such as Jenkins because it looks old school. This is actually sad to see.
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For https://pinggy.io/ we have specific needs. In a nutshell, we use EC2 and VMs from other clouds with a bunch of shell scripts for automation. We run VMs (EC2) instances and not containers. The reason is that the kind of
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Wao, thanks for sharing. I had no idea.
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Top Ngrok Alternatives
(pinggy.io)
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2y ago
Yes, depending on the state of the economy and more importantly the VC scene. I do not think LLMs will have any major impact to "Software Engineers". Software Engineers will have better tooling than stack overflow. So they will be
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All my devs who try to use ChatGPT or similar tools end up wasting more time that those who just jump into the code and try to work everything out themselves. How long till this balance changes is not known to me.
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I think anything vague is and should be pushed back. If we do not know the complete user story, then it is not a feature. The problem needs to be well defined before discussing with the engineering team. Example: We are building a desktop a
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Ngrok alternative without the data limit
(pinggy.io)
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How Pinggy TLS Tunnels Work
(pinggy.io)
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It is written on the website: Extract, transform and load. Yes, an illustrative example description would help I agree.
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Can ChatGPT select the ticket with winning numbers?
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I think analysis of gel and blot images is very important for the life science fields. But in general, the "peers" in the peer review processs have to be more careful now.
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2y ago
We also need to build an SDK for all platforms and languages. But we are considering Rust in place of C++. Don't know if that is the correct choice. The same kind of article for Rust will be great though.
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Ask HN: Share your product idea you know will bring profit
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I think it depends on what the co-founder is bringing to the table. If it is investment, or sales experience, or marketing, then it has its own value.
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Agree, logs are generated at an astounding rate usually. Using LLM to analyze those is implausible.
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Yes
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Ask HN: How do you manage subscriptions do usage based billing?
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Is this why cloudflare manages to be cheap?
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The issue with radix is their silence before and after a domain suspension. We are also very new to this. We will publish our learnings in a future blog post.
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Are the registries not maintaining proper teams for support and maintainance? There should be some regulations or a point of contact to escalate.
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How can we be sure which TLD operator will be responsive and at least communicate before and after taking adverse steps?
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