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Show HN: Build your own Heroku on your own servers(cloud66.com)
207 points by ksajadi 14y ago|108 comments
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by ksajadi 14y ago
It was a short survey about how startups manage and provision their production servers.
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by ksajadi 14y ago
Thank you everyone for taking part. We have reached the limit of the budget that we set out for this survey and now have stopped it so we can afford to pay the charities! We will post updates with the results.
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by ksajadi 14y ago
Thanks for sharing your opinion. It is in on HN as we are want to find out how startups provision their production environment and HN is full of great startup founders/workers and early adopters. We made sure it is clearly marked with Ask H
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by ksajadi 14y ago
Yes. We chose the charities in the list based on the top five biggest charity categories: Children, Health, Animals, Environment and Poverty. We also tried to choose international charities that people know and trust. If you have any sugges
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by ksajadi 14y ago
Thanks for participating. Yes. We are going to publish three pieces of information after this: survey results for anyone who's interested, a blog post about the process of getting a survey in front of early adopters and communities like HN
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by ksajadi 14y ago
Thanks for feedback. Which ones you reckon?
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Ask NH: 5 quick questions and we donate $2 to the charity of your choice(cloudblocks.wufoo.com)
29 points by ksajadi 14y ago|20 comments
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by ksajadi 14y ago
So far as I know, 1and1 is also German (they might have data centres in the US though) and their prices (as of now) are not competitive with Hetzner. Look at http://www.1and1.com/ServerPremiumXL?__lf=Static&__sendi...
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by ksajadi 14y ago
I would consider this if the proceeds go to a charity (at least partially).
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by ksajadi 14y ago
If it is possible to run a hosting service as cheap as this, why is there none like it in the US? I thought the labour, tax and VAT costs in Germany should make it less competitive but this is just way cheaper than anything you can find in
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Choosing Between Making Money and Doing What You Love(blogs.hbr.org)
2 points by ksajadi 15y ago|0 comments
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by ksajadi 15y ago
And I wasn't talking about cable TV. I was talking about tech writers.
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by ksajadi 15y ago
No. Google and Wikipedia decided to protest when everyone from Tim O'Reily to Mike Arrington protested and wrote against it. It is hard to compare that with articles from the likes of Mike Butcher, because he hasn't written any on the subje
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by ksajadi 15y ago
Now you can observe the difference in Europe and US tech journalism. When an anti-internet bill (SOPA) was being discussed in the US, any noteworthy US journalist - those with and without vested interests in the matter - were talking about
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by ksajadi 15y ago
Meh.
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by ksajadi 15y ago
Lack of push was a deal breaker for me. They argue they don't want to store the credentials on their servers, but at least with Gmail they don't need to as it supports OAuth. The only issue I can see is holding the IMAP IDLE connections ope
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37Signals is now worth $100 Billion(37signals.com)
8 points by ksajadi 15y ago|0 comments
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First iPad to touch you back?(gigaom.com)
2 points by ksajadi 15y ago|0 comments
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by ksajadi 15y ago
You can compare this with say Apache use in the same context on the site
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Why is nginx so popular with the adult websites?(trends.builtwith.com)
12 points by ksajadi 15y ago|7 comments
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by ksajadi 15y ago
problem is you can't tell your boss: "well youporn uses it" when he looks dubious about using redis for his trading system.
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by ksajadi 15y ago
I wish anything that uses Growl can use notifications out of the box. it's just not going to happen is it?
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by ksajadi 15y ago
not sure about the idea, but you can start with changing the name: diwank? unless you really mean it to be humorous in British English by saying you want to fix things that suck or something, I'd suggest changing it!
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Ask HN: How do you configure your software?(blog.thecloudblocks.com)
1 points by ksajadi 15y ago|0 comments
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by ksajadi 15y ago
We released a web based cron with RESTful API and web UI recently called CloudQuartz. You can find it at http://www.thecloudblocks.com
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Ask HN: Do you think software configuration can be painful?
1 points by ksajadi 15y ago|0 comments
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Using Mixpanel in your Rails app with Resque(blog.thecloudblocks.com)
1 points by ksajadi 15y ago|0 comments
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by ksajadi 15y ago
We are also doing the workflow and job scheduling bit at http://www.thecloudblocks.com
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What do you think about our job scheduling service?(thecloudblocks.com)
1 points by ksajadi 15y ago|0 comments

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