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by ksajadi 3y ago
Infisical 3rd party integrations are one of the best things about it. They just work without having to deal with plugins or crazy configurations. Kudos to the team.
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Antiquated React(joshcollinsworth.com)
2 points by ksajadi 3y ago|0 comments
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by ksajadi 3y ago
We use Tiptap with vanilla React and it's great. My only wish is for it to have collaborative support beyond JS. Currently support for YJS is very limited if you are not using or can't use JS for the server component.
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by ksajadi 3y ago
This is a false narrative. While true that the sanctions have pushed the value of IRR down, the lifting of sanctions, during Obama / Khatami era only fed the corrupt IRGC and its shadow economy. It is easy to think that people are bein
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by ksajadi 3y ago
Unfortunately we’ve been bitten by influx operation issues a few times before. We adopted influxDB long time ago and always had to deal with breaking changes for each upgrade and every time we had an issue their answer would be: upgrade the
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by ksajadi 3y ago
Yes. That’s exactly what Cloud 66 is.
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by ksajadi 3y ago
When I hear about a raise, especially this large, my initial thoughts are, "great! they must be doing something right", then I remember all those startups that raised mega rounds and ended up selling me as a customer down the rive
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by ksajadi 3y ago
Like the text based diagram, clever! I'd place Cloud 66 in the middle.
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by ksajadi 3y ago
How’s rails deployment experience with Vercel?
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by ksajadi 3y ago
the progression from Heroku to AWS is very common as SaaS businesses grow. However one thing that’s missing from all “alternatives to Heroku” is what I call life after deployment or Day-2 operations. Many solutions show you a sleek demo o
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by ksajadi 3y ago
I have an honest question, but am afraid that I get downvoted for reasons that perhaps relate to my question: Why is this on top of HN? Is it a novel invention by Tailscale? Are they the first company who’ve done it? Are they used by so
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by ksajadi 3y ago
Congratulations on the launch! It looks neat. I wonder if you're deploying your own k8s on AWS or using AWS EKS. There is value in both, the former being able to move across cloud providers that don't have managed k8s (ie OpenShif
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The AI boom has turbocharged Nvidia’s fortunes. Can it hold its position?(economist.com)
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When markets melt down, these traders cash in(wsj.com)
65 points by ksajadi 3y ago|50 comments
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by ksajadi 3y ago
Looks great! Does it run Docker / Kubernetes under the hood? Its approach is very similar to Cloud 66: bring you own cloud and we turn it into a PaaS
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How does your airline choose where to fly?(wsj.com)
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by ksajadi 3y ago
MRSK was designed to handle deployment of 37Signals products to bare metal servers and it does that well. However when it comes to deploying to cloud it falls short by a lot: start with dealing with cloud native load balancers (ELB, ALB, …)
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by ksajadi 4y ago
Love the story, man!
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by ksajadi 4y ago
Their site is understandably having a rough day but you can get wires initiated.
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by ksajadi 4y ago
what's your source?
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by ksajadi 4y ago
Am I being crazy thinking depending on 8% of your electricity with cables that can be damaged by sabotage and are from a politically useable region is not very wise?
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by ksajadi 4y ago
I feel your pain and risking a shameless plug, we built a company to solve this problem as it was the only thing we really didn't like about Rails. Checkout Cloud 66!
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by ksajadi 4y ago
I went through this exercise recently, looking for a stack for a greenfield project which I had full control over. Tl;dr: I chose Rails, albeit with ViewComponents. When I compared the existing frontend backend stacks like Svelt, Next, or a
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by ksajadi 4y ago
A genuine question: why is it that most open source email clients have websites that look like they were put together by Tim Berners Lee, as a test of "this web thing"? Here is another one https://sylpheed.sraoss.jp&#x2
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by ksajadi 4y ago
There is also this https://worldvectorlogo.com/
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by ksajadi 4y ago
Interesting read but boy, does that website have ads of all kinds!
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by ksajadi 4y ago
Absolutely! Looking at the success in hindsight is not data driven. Just because the most of the past YC unicorns have been in industry X, doesn't mean the next ones are going to be like that. This is even more pronounced when it comes
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by ksajadi 4y ago
Upon further inspection, I think the biggest difference is that Markdoc uses Nextjs which means you can write React right in the middle of your code and import React components. But then again, you have Gatsby that's also based on Re
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by ksajadi 4y ago
I'm not sure what the difference is between this and a bunch of other ones like Jekyll or Middleman? Is it in the render phase? What am I missing?
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by ksajadi 4y ago
I’d start answering this question by asking “why do you want to leave heroku”. If as you’re stating, the recent security issues are the main reason, I am pretty sure you’re not going to find a better solution by switching. Any vendor or int

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