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by josevalerio 4y ago
I recommend everyone take a look at ECS patterns. This is incredibly easy in $CURRENT_YEAR. Give it a dockerfile / image and CDK deploy: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/api/v2/docs/aws-cdk-lib.aws_..
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Related, PG’s “Change Your Name” http://www.paulgraham.com/name.html
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by josevalerio 4y ago
This looks very cool I might consider using it! The way I'm setting up Mongo for my project[1] is that all items go into a single collection and use a multi key index on a `target` array so queries look like this: { $and: [ { target: {
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Like many of you I was very skeptical of this at first but it truly is amazing. An example today came from having many time stamps throughout the week, grouped by days, in a FE react project where each grouping has a property “isInThePast”.
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Wanted to add on to this as it has a lot of useful info. Be very very sure before you create a C corp if you do go this route. Prepare to pay around $500 in incorporation fees, $400 Delaware franchise fees [1], ~$500 misc filing fees (forei
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback, we debated back and forth on letting people register the base path ie "/jose" but we didn't want the overlapping conflicts with any other pages we might have on the site. We also wanted the links
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by josevalerio 4y ago
We're using something off the shelf to get up and running quickly https://www.100ms.live/
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by josevalerio 4y ago
My team and I are about to launch Talk With Me[1] which would allow you to book video calls with people and accept payments for those sessions easily. You can claim your custom URL right now and we hope to launch in the next few days. Here&
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Good post thanks :)
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by josevalerio 4y ago
I see you in a lot of threads and really appreciate sharing your experience in the comments / blog :)
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by josevalerio 4y ago
+1 on AWS and RDS. You can get $1k credits via AWS Activate[0] just by having a website. There is a free tier for RDS (take note of the instance type and size!) and even then a T4G micro is $12 / mo [1]. E= Setting this up with CDK is
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by josevalerio 4y ago
What about programming in immoral languages ?
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Have you run into any quirks while developing? I did, this one was especially annoying: https://github.com/serverless/serverless/issues/3785 Some other quirks: - 29 second timeout on API Gateway despite lambd
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by josevalerio 4y ago
$480 to process 66 request per second.. lol Even the smallest fargate task @ .25 CPU & 256mb of memory can do double that no problem, and for only like $30 WITH a load balancer. You get all the benefits of lambda, you keep your existin
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Similar, but think more for "one off" events for now, we plan to add more "cron" like functionality in the future. Instead of having EventBridge trigger a lambda to poll your DB every hour for users that signed up 24 hou
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Sure! Regarding the backend we're essentially adding events into a queue and polling the queue for messages that are ready. Since this is an MVP we don't have any scaling or delivery guarantees but from our testing all of our ev
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Wow svix looks great and pretty awesome that it's open source thanks for sharing!
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Thanks for sharing! Onassar is also in this thread :D
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by josevalerio 4y ago
If an error occurs on our end while processing it, we will keep retrying for a while. If an event fails to POST to your endpoint it'll have a failedAt time for when it failed. We are adding customizable retries soon, as well as docs an
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Recurring events will be supported in the future for full CRON like functionality, we wanted to start off with the simple one off events first :)
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Hey HN! Today we are launching Jiter, a service that lets you schedule callbacks and receive webhook events when you are ready for them. We got really annoyed by having to manage cron jobs in our application when the vast majority of the fu
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Show HN: Jiter – Just in Time Webhooks(jiter.dev)
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by josevalerio 4y ago
Really nice idea, great job :)
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by josevalerio 4y ago
I think the BSL license is a good compromise for businesses looking to protect their IP, and after a year release everything under MIT or Apache. As long as they keep innovating, the latest and greatest will always come from the code author
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by josevalerio 4y ago
+1 Discovered this while building https://github.com/plutomi/plutomi as I was enamored by Rick's talks and guarantees of `performance at any scale`. In reality, Dynamo was solving scaling issues that we didn'
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by josevalerio 4y ago
I typically budget a multiple of the item cost. “If I lost this item once or twice in the next week / month, could I afford buying it again to replace it”
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by josevalerio 4y ago
I really like this approach. Typically, we're building some sort of tool that does some undifferentiated heavy lifting that is not core to our customer's business. The last thing they want is to dedicate their most expensive resou
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by josevalerio 4y ago
AWS isn’t that bad when you use IaC like CDK. Clicking around in the console and trying to reproduce those steps when you have a new project or API is what will kill you
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by josevalerio 5y ago
The confusion with the Copenhagen interpretation comes from two main sources in my opinion: 1. What can count as a measurement? 2. Quantum ‘thing’ interacting with a classical world One of my favorite talks on this subject is by Sean Carro
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by josevalerio 5y ago
It’s a private corporation, they can do what they want!! Wait not like that

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