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by janczukt 8mo ago
You humans take yourselves too seriously. HN's Got Talent scrolls through the top 30 Show HN posts daily and delivers the kind of unsolicited feedback your mother would give if she understood what a side project was. Think America&#x27
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Show HN: HN's Got Talent: snarky commentary on Top Show HN posts, daily(labs.47chapters.com)
1 points by janczukt 8mo ago|1 comments
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by janczukt 8mo ago
Hey HN, I'm Tomasz, former Microsoft/Auth0 engineer and founder. I built Lexray to solve a problem I've had for years: understanding contract risk without hiring a lawyer for every agreement. WHAT IT DOES Upload a contract PD
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Show HN: Lexray – 60 second contract screening for freelancers and SMBs(lexray.io)
1 points by janczukt 8mo ago|1 comments
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by janczukt 2y ago
Explore the history, archaeology, geography, geology, culture, and art of any place in the world using maps
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Mapirus(mapirus.com)
2 points by janczukt 2y ago|1 comments
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by janczukt 3y ago
At present, LetsGo is meant to be cloned and then "made your own" as an integral part of your app. There is no first-class plugin system. I'll see where folks find value before adding that level of complexity.
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by janczukt 3y ago
Thanks, folks! LetsGo is a result of having worked on a few startups that struggled with addressing the technical debt created during early development, where all priorities were aligned with getting the product out there. As a result, shor
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by janczukt 3y ago
It is great to see this release coming together. I am working on a new app right now. While authentication is a solved problem with services like Auth0, how to set up a robust authorization mechanism left me scratching my head. With Topaz,
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by janczukt 4y ago
Great to see an authz app building block based on a robust model as OSS. This is one of those things every app needs but so far most folks were building it in-house (as I can attest myself) instead of focusing on what really moves their app
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HTTPS Imports in Node.js(github.com)
1 points by janczukt 5y ago|0 comments
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by janczukt 5y ago
As an ex-Auth0 I was watching Aserto for a while - it is indeed elegantly designed to naturally pick up where Auth0 leaves you. I wish this was available when we were adding authorization to Fusebit APIs. But well, next startup...
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Pure JavaScript Git server implementation(fusebit.io)
8 points by janczukt 5y ago|0 comments
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by janczukt 5y ago
I get what you are saying and your mention of yahoo pipes makes me nostalgic. I'd love to discuss it more if you can join our discord/slack at https://fusebit.io/contact . In particular I am interested in how you w
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by janczukt 5y ago
Thank you! You can also find us on Discord and Slack: https://fusebit.io/contact
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by janczukt 5y ago
What is it you'd like to do with Zoom from Discord? Fusebot allows you to write code in Node.js and use all public npm modules, so you can pretty much do anything.
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by janczukt 5y ago
Yes it is just for slash commands for now. What mode of iteraction would you like to see? What do you mean when you say "send copies when it detects X thing or Y person"?
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by janczukt 5y ago
We hear your yavorg, will make it happen ;)
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by janczukt 5y ago
Yes, serverless is a great match, especially for human-triggered slash commands. BTW, Fusebot is not subject to the 3s limitation. We take care of responding to Discord within 3s and then let you run your code for longer than 3s and send an
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How to build your own serverless platform(tomasz.janczuk.org)
2 points by janczukt 9y ago|0 comments
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Serverless webhooks to revolutionize the SaaS(tomasz.janczuk.org)
3 points by janczukt 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What is your experience using webtask.io?
12 points by janczukt 9y ago|1 comments
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Extend Stripe with Node.js(tomasz.janczuk.org)
2 points by janczukt 9y ago|0 comments
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Serverless fax from the 21st century(tomasz.janczuk.org)
3 points by janczukt 9y ago|1 comments
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by janczukt 10y ago
This concept is relevant to multi-tenant platforms/apps that want to allow their users to extend their functionality by writing custom code. The litmus test is this: if you expose webhooks today, you can improve the experience of your
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by janczukt 10y ago
This is exactly how we solved our "discoverability" problem at the end of the day. It was pragmatic enough for us to have each node register itself in our production MongoDB in a collection with a TTL index. If the node went down,
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by janczukt 10y ago
The answer is rather simplistic and does not even scratch the surface of the drama surrounding zeromq/nanomsg. I knew a big part of the reliability problems we were having was related to the distributed state that needed to be kept syn
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by janczukt 10y ago
It continues to run beautifully. Since we rolled it out back in 2015 we had zero issues with real time logging. I have particularly fond memories of the first week after rollout, it felt like vacation. I finally could get some sleep.
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by janczukt 10y ago
Docker is indeed a big part of the story, but security measures do not end there.
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by janczukt 10y ago
We need an on-premise and cloud story, so cloud only solutions did not cut it for us.

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