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by ies7 3y ago
For video (especially with proper 3-2-1 backup) it is somehow expensive. 5 years of our sales and finance data from 10+ countries takes less than a petabyte Our 2 years backup of hundreds CCTV for only a single factory compressed, reduced t
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by ies7 3y ago
I remember a comment from this site. Something like: we must study how Amazon and other big cloud's marketing work so great to make this generation developers think that vps or selfhosting are hard. IMO vps was easy before and even eas
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by ies7 3y ago
Then they should take out the "on a $100 budget" from the title.
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by ies7 3y ago
For a mere 20M-70M rows I'd stick with Postgres, index, and materialized view. After that is when I'll start migrate to duckdb or clickhouse (or citus if I don't want to move out completely from Postgres)
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by ies7 3y ago
> Something happened to business software. > You used to pay for it once, install it, and run it. Whether on someone’s computer, or a server for everyone, it felt like you owned it. And you did. What a beautiful but almost forgotten w
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by ies7 3y ago
I don't avoid startup/business less than 5 years old neither I avoid startup where only a few lower members of failed startup moved there. I avoid doing business with startup founded by a majority team of a failed startup.
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by ies7 3y ago
> Super simple, one less thing to worry about. We got bitten by kpatch a few times before decided to abandon it around 2017. From kpatch github (2023): WARNING: Use with caution! Kernel crashes, spontaneous reboots, and data loss may occ
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by ies7 3y ago
Yeah my bad. I only used it with S3 and somehow my brain think http will be the same.
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by ies7 3y ago
TIL. Usually I just went with SELECT * FROM 'folder/prefix*.parquet'
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by ies7 3y ago
Because the majority of those ai "startups/founders" were blockchain startups before this and big data startup before that and "any buzzword tech" before that too. They will pivot their vision to the next toy after
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by ies7 3y ago
We went from s3 to minio because cost issues (at that time b2 didn't have s3 API) Minio to seaweedfs around 2020 because our minio servers had problems serving very large number of small files. Then this year we migrate to B2 because i
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by ies7 3y ago
These clubs = those who paid the most for ads
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by ies7 3y ago
Sorry for the harsh words. Obviously I can't speak about excitement but if you're worried about cost, you might want to research aws grant or things like that. In 2019 my company invest in a startup, while doing IT due diligence I
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by ies7 3y ago
Its not about vercel or fly.io. Its about openstatus dev Their migration timeline from their blog: 1. August 2, 48 hours after public launch 400+ users 2. August 20, migrate from planetscale to turso (sqlite) 3. Oct 29, migrate from vercel
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by ies7 3y ago
Except settings, I use caldav+carddav (sogo) to sync those.
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by ies7 3y ago
Somehow that sentence suddenly drop my interest with the article/author.
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by ies7 3y ago
We use bluetooth thermal printer for a few of our out of internet travelling salesman. Main problem is almost every other bluetooth printer type/brand need a little print layout adjustment. If internet connection isn't an issue, y
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by ies7 3y ago
Disclaimer: This is my personal opinion/experience. Not all people/startup do this. In 2018-2020 my company (an FMCG company) asked me to temporarily lead the IT & product team of 2 startups that they invest (as a majority) a
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by ies7 3y ago
Look at all those instagram stars, tiktokers, and youtubers with their beautify filters. They already made the "not quite right" to be the normal one on the internet.
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by ies7 3y ago
He still more credible than a lot of people and startups who just jumping from blockchain to crypto to AI and overhype all of the latest buzzword.
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by ies7 3y ago
We use seaweed in production, inserting 1-4 million small images per day. It comes with a web based UI. We migrate from minio to seaweed around 2020/2021. At that time our minio server have problem handling hundreds of thousands small
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by ies7 3y ago
> while folks cry about the ones that don't support it holding them back. And someone may prefer to make NON GIL wall of shame/fame instead of directly contributing to those libraries
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by ies7 4y ago
For me being down 90% from IPO means their exit strategy is to take the money by fooling a lot of retail investor.
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by ies7 4y ago
Since you're already using Google sheet, fastest nocode dashboard available should be Google Data Studio.
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by ies7 4y ago
We've used postgres for so long that number 1 & 3 feels just automatic for our teams to setup and don't ask why they're not built-in in postgres.
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by ies7 4y ago
We've 10/100mbps in 2001 and I think 1500 archers on 28.8k hayes is a great challenge no matter what the year.
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by ies7 4y ago
https://github.com/nousr/koi Stable diffusion already "happened" for Krita
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by ies7 4y ago
It's in controlled android devices but 10% of our sales force application operate almost offline. In the morning, it syncs pouchdb with couchdb server, cache all the pages then goes to offline first mode. Anytime they get internet sign
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by ies7 4y ago
I still use the old excel way: Alt+E, A, V
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by ies7 4y ago
Also rolling release/upgrade instead of the usual scheduled release.

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