js4ever

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   by js4ever 3y ago

   I have created Elestio ( https://elest.io ) to address this pain, we take care of all aspects (infra, deployments, security, dns, smtp, backups, monitoring, alerts, updates, migrations ...) and we do it for a catalog of 233 open s
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   by js4ever 3y ago

   Same here also quite interested in this topic and more details. On my side I believe the more you sacrifice the less you enjoy your goal. I sacrificed a LOT, I reached my goals and more, nothing have taste anymore.
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   by js4ever 3y ago

   Or use managed chatwoot instance for $10/month, so you don't have the devops burden https://elest.io/open-source/chatwoot
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   by js4ever 3y ago

   Not really, in France same thing happened, and France signed a confidential deal with Google news (because close to zero in amount, just for face saving)
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   by js4ever 3y ago

   Same in France
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   by js4ever 3y ago

   Being remote since 2009, founded several full remote companies. I never ever plan to go back to an office. Same for all people's working with me. Customers are totally ok with it, productivity is definitely not lacking. And for social
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   by js4ever 3y ago

   Because of Latency ...
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   by js4ever 3y ago

   Windmill is amazing, incredibly powerful and easy to run anywhere. Thank you so much for making it open source and building in public. I wish you a LOT of success!
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   by js4ever 3y ago

   Try https://elest.io (Check the CI/CD part)
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    by js4ever 3y ago

    Check https://elest.io
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    by js4ever 3y ago

    Cannot be alien form of life because of the amount of energy released since 35 years. I'm disappointed lol
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    by js4ever 3y ago

    Focus on B2B products, if you are able to convince 5 customers to pay 5k per month or 50 customers to pay 500/month it's enough for you as a solo entrepreneur. B2C is another beast and indeed needs tons of capital.
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    by js4ever 3y ago

    What about keeping just ClickHouse and redis? Wouldn't that be enough? At least for the hobby that don't need to scale to millions? (Representing 99% of the use cases)
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    by js4ever 3y ago

    Congratulations for the launch and thanks for making it open source! Why using 6 databases? Kafka, redis, Postgres, ClickHouse, influxdb, opensearch Why?
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    by js4ever 3y ago

    It was! I remember my first job in a startup in 1999, I was third employee, arriving in a 2000sqm office... There was so much money wasted, at that time the most important metric was cash burn rate, to be serious player you should be able t
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    by js4ever 3y ago

    Very nice, thanks for making this open source!
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    by js4ever 3y ago

    For people's without a mac and wanting instant access to chatgpt from any device and without login: https://chatbot.theb.ai/#/chat
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    by js4ever 3y ago

    Finally! This and a good multi master story and I'll finally start to love Postgres
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    by js4ever 3y ago

    https://archive.is/8mVcB
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    by js4ever 3y ago

    I was thinking the same, recent announcements from Google are research papers leading nowhere. At this point as soon as I see something from Google I know it's either a vaporware or a product that will be killed in next 6-18 months.
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    by js4ever 4y ago

    Please check the pricing here: https://dosyago.com/ What are they smoking???
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    by js4ever 4y ago

    What's going on?? Do they start to feel the end so much that they finally start to listen to peoples? Lol
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    by js4ever 4y ago

    It's interesting to see GCP raise prices when AWS constantly do the opposite
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    by js4ever 4y ago

    It seems you could be interested in a fully managed service over Hetzner handling security/firewall/monitoring/alerts/backups but also OS / Software updates and CI/CD pipelines from your repos Please check: ht
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    by js4ever 4y ago

    Do you think OCI would keep that pricing if they where the leader? Just check Oracle history for milking customers
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    by js4ever 4y ago

    I understand the idea, but I don't understand why your product is easier to use than aws lambda
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    by js4ever 4y ago

    That's the issue with centralized infra... I expect it to be less and less stable the more customers they have. I still wish them good luck. On my side I took the opposite direction, each workload is shared nothing.
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    by js4ever 4y ago

    HSBC itself is being sold to other banks, for Eg in Canada it's sold to RBC, in France it's sold to another local bank...
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    by js4ever 4y ago

    This is probably the inflection point in history where I lost all trust I had in Google. I don't know how much they saved by shutting it down (probably nearly nothing) but I know that for me and people around me it was a such terrible
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    by js4ever 4y ago

    It's very valid to sell premium blocks/packs. It's really amazing to have all the rest in the MIT version open-core. Thanks for that and don't be demoralized by some comments, we don't all think the same.