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by huksley 4y ago
Last time I checked, also - Java. Using some PDF / Graphics related stack with Alpine can be difficult and might fail in some not obvious ways. Maybe this situation improved a bit now. Even those java/jdk-*-alpine images, claiming
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Show HN: JojoGPT – Find the right journalist to cover your story(jojogpt.valosan.com)
3 points by huksley 4y ago|0 comments
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by huksley 4y ago
Already integrated into my startup calling ChatGPT to find a good journalist who writes about startups: https://jojogpt.valosan.com
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by huksley 4y ago
It is because product managers should only be hired at the company after post product-market fit. And they innovate usually not in creating the new product, but improving the existing one, or identifying the possible new product to be creat
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by huksley 4y ago
Checks your location (without consent), recommends stuff around it and asks questions such as "What kind of job positions would you be interested in pursuing?" As far as it goes, not much of the help right now.
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by huksley 4y ago
Just tried to search "lists" and it does not search in titles.
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by huksley 4y ago
Most important flag: Which one gives you ability to run chrome without browser profile being connected to Google account in the browser session?
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by huksley 4y ago
I think one of the points that Substack reverse engineered how search works. They use this package https://github.com/TryGhost/sodo-search which does not have any docs.
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by huksley 4y ago
It is super hilarious and uncanny!! > Write me a story which Snoop Dog tells other people about his experience seeing the painting "The Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vinci. Yo, what's up my dudes and dudettes? This is Snoop
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by huksley 4y ago
A lot was said good about serverless, and I was a big proponent of going ”all in”, but now as CTO of small startup I am careful with it. From my experience of 4 years with serverless in AWS following problems have been identified: - Difficu
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Interactive REST: Receive progress before response are completed(interactive-rest.vercel.app)
2 points by huksley 4y ago|0 comments
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by huksley 4y ago
It is not like I endorse (or don't appreciate) one or another, just a bit of stats npm install @shoelace-style/shoelace => 19MB, 17 packages npm install @jetbrains/ring-ui => 189MB, 560 packages
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by huksley 4y ago
What about color blindess? Would be interesting to understand how (partial) color blindess affects synesthesia?
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by huksley 4y ago
One way to do it is to use your shell functions (or aliases) for example for bash: function rm() { if [[ "$@" =~ "-rf" && "${RISKY}" != "1" ]]; then echo "Confirm by running
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by huksley 4y ago
Now that my bill was finalized for June 2022, I finally got an one-time refund from AWS. Here is a follow-up story about this and how I decided to change my cloud stack to avoid this in the future: https://medium.com/@ruslan
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by huksley 4y ago
OP here. Hetzner provides incredibly beefy machines for a good price. I’ve been managing 2 machine cluster setup in the past using Hetzner and it worked fine. Unfortunately I have had an incident with one machine going bad unexpectedly(RAM
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by huksley 4y ago
Exactly! If you make your app compatible with serverless by following some restrictions, deployment is pretty boring. In my opinion, it is easier to switch from serverless pattern to VM instances, and much more difficult to switch from VM t
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by huksley 4y ago
This is that I was thinking doing also - switch to using Elastic Beanstalk. What do you do if you need to launch another instance of the app? For staging or testing.
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by huksley 4y ago
Thank you! I recently applied for AWS Activate credits because our startup was a part of YCombinator Startup School recently.
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by huksley 4y ago
I think I should definitely consider it. I was using ECS Fargate on another project and it was not using EC2. Why you choose ECS with EC2 instances instead of Fargate?
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by huksley 4y ago
I keep my fingers crossed! We also applied for AWS Activate sometime ago, as a member of YCombinator Startup School. I would really like to deploy to regular Lambdas, they are per region and easier to monitor, but unfortunately there is no
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by huksley 4y ago
Sorry, I might have been not very clear, but AWS billing alert for $300 have been triggered only when it have reached $1,484 in charges. If that alert triggered earlier (and $300 would have been triggered in an hour), my all accumulated cha
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by huksley 4y ago
Thank your for ECS suggestion. I am definitely considering it, but struggling to choose between ECS, Elastic Beanstalk or EC2. My past experience with ECS was a bit frustrating because I was forced to use CodeCommit to deploy and I didn&#x2
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by huksley 4y ago
Yes, moving to VM is definitely doable, but now, being a 1 person dev team, it is challenging in maintenance. My fear is, being on a vacation, and suddenly this VM dies. It might take too much time to bring it back online, and I might be ou
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by huksley 4y ago
It is depends on the user activity but typically it is not so many requests. Around 20 req/second with a reply in 100-400 ms. These recursive requests were going at the rate 17k/second with 30s timeout each. The benefits of the cu
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by huksley 4y ago
Thank you! I already contacted them, my past experience with AWS was pleasant, it is just this CloudFront delayed billing should be better clarified in the docs I suppose.
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by huksley 4y ago
Hi, author here! Thanks, already done that, and waiting for it to be reviewed by AWS. Support was very responsive, though.
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Tell HN: I DDoSed myself using CloudFront and Lambda Edge and got a $4.5k bill
274 points by huksley 4y ago|333 comments
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by huksley 5y ago
It have trickle down effect, if that person owns >=50% of some other business, it is also on sanctions list automatically.
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by huksley 5y ago
Just slightly related to this - I wish I could ask GitHub to send me an email when specific release are available for the repo!

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