janober

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by janober 4y ago
Thanks a lot, is really super nice of you and appreciated! Luckily we have somebody very knowledgeable on our team. Will tell him to reach out if he wants to have a peer to brain-storm some ideas.
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by janober 4y ago
Probably a good learning for the future ;-)
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by janober 4y ago
Totally agree, we could for sure have build from the get go multi-region and multi-cloud but we had good reasons not to do it. Depending on the product, technology, ... would actually also strongly recommend almost every startup to do the s
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by janober 4y ago
Thanks a lot! You are totally right, it is for sure something we will find a solution for. But honestly, do I not want to. As a startup, you have very few resources and deliberately place some exact bets. Deprioritizing everything to work o
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by janober 4y ago
I do honestly not think there is any bad intent behind it. I am just surprised that this is happening at all (esp. not with a resolution time of multiple months). They must have known for a long time that this would happen, so I would have
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Ask HN: Azure has run out of compute – anyone else affected?
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by janober 4y ago
We at n8n ( https://n8n.io/ ) have something similar (but not identical) with our Sustainable Use License. Here the blog-post where we talk about it some more: https://blog.n8n.io/announcing-new-sustainable-us
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by janober 4y ago
Just want to make one thing clear. It did not get favorably resolved because of the way it got communicated, it got resolved favorably despite of it. Btw. Karl Fogel was also part of the n8n open-source discussion and that was for sure also
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by janober 4y ago
Founder of n8n here. For the people that do not have multiple hours to read the whole thread with its almost 378 comments (some of them quite long). It actually resulted in the creation of fair-code ( https://faircode.io/ ) a
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by janober 4y ago
n8n | Berlin, Germany OR Remote | Visa supported | Multiple Roles | Full-time n8n ( https://n8n.io/ ) is a free and source-available fair-code licensed extendable workflow automation tool which enables everybody to connect a
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by janober 4y ago
Glad to hear that it was helpful and that n8n looks interesting. All the best!
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by janober 4y ago
We at n8n created the Sustainable Use License ( https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n/blob/master/packages/cli/LICEN... ) and started https://faircode.io/ which could be interesting for
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by janober 5y ago
n8n | Berlin, Germany OR Remote | Visa supported | Multiple Roles | Full-time n8n ( https://n8n.io/ ) is an extendable workflow automation tool which enables you to connect anything to everything via its open, fair-code model
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N8n Changes to Sustainable Use License from Apache 2.0 with Commons Clause(n8n.io)
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by janober 5y ago
n8n | Berlin, Germany OR Remote | Visa supported | Multiple Roles | Full-time n8n ( https://n8n.io/ ) is an extendable workflow automation tool which enables you to connect anything to everything via its open, fair-code model
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by janober 5y ago
Just fyi we ( https://n8n.io/ ) are not OSI approved open-source, rather https://faircode.io/ licensed. Very similar but not the same (in short, you can use it for free, but you can not take the code and comm
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Fair-code: the future for sustainable open source alternatives(n8n.io)
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H2o.ai raises $100M at a $1.6B for tools to make AI usable by enterprise(techcrunch.com)
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by janober 5y ago
There are actually a few startups that work on improving the situation. One is https://www.planblue.com which builds underwater satellites to build a global seafloor database. A lot of untapped opportunity.
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The World According to Columbus C. 1490 [map](worldhistory.org)
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by janober 5y ago
n8n | Berlin, Germany OR Remote | Visa supported | Multiple Roles | Full-time n8n ( https://n8n.io/ ) is an extendable workflow automation tool which enables you to connect anything to everything via its open, fair-code model
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by janober 5y ago
n8n | Berlin, Germany OR Remote | Visa supported | Multiple Roles (Cloud Platform Team) | Full-time n8n ( https://n8n.io/ ) is an extendable workflow automation tool which enables you to connect anything to everything via its
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by janober 5y ago
Also https://n8n.io is not OSI approved open-source, it is rather https://faircode.io licensed instead. Disclaimer: I am the founder
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Notion n8n integration now available(n8n.io)
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by janober 6y ago
Some of the advantages of n8n.cloud compared to Pipedream/Autocode are (disclaimer do not know any of them too well): - Easy to use but powerful even without coding skills (but even more possibilities if you can code) - Build complex
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by janober 6y ago
That is actually just the start. Wait till you want to integrate Google Services into your app/service and you require the wrong scopes. Then suddenly it is not just complicated it also gets expensive as they require a security audit w
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by janober 6y ago
We actually want that people use n8n as a backend and want to improve that further in the future and write more about it. We do not have to make money with literally everybody that uses our code. But if a good way to describe the service (o
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by janober 6y ago
Google services are sadly a little bit complicated to create Trigger-Nodes for. Much more than ANY other ones. Some of the fun things are that they require to verify the domain you use as callback URL (which so makes it for example impossib
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by janober 6y ago
Yes, that is correct. If you use n8n as a backend or part of your backend that is totally fine. What is not permitted is to use n8n code to offer some kind of automation service.
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by janober 6y ago
Thanks a lot for creating this tutorial! I am the creator & CEO of n8n. If anybody has any questions simply ask. Happy to answer!

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