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by ksajadi 4y ago
Cloud 66
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Ask HN: Are you experiencing increased Netlify downtime?
2 points by ksajadi 4y ago|1 comments
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by ksajadi 4y ago
https://www.cloud66.com/ if you want support for all major cloud providers including bare metal ones, native support for MySQL, Postgres, Redis, Elastic, memcachD and tons of features for your entire team Disclaimer: founde
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by ksajadi 4y ago
https://cloud66.com is the best alternative that runs on your own cloud and is native for Rails apps
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Show HN: Like Netlify, but on Any Cloud(cloud66.com)
1 points by ksajadi 4y ago|0 comments
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by ksajadi 5y ago
Netlify for me is a prime example of a great company gone wrong by raising too much VC money. The basic product of Netlify is a great one: build and host static sites without the need to mess with any of the tech stack. For us developer fo
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by ksajadi 5y ago
Once you have an H1B you’re exempt from the lottery draw which is the biggest deterrent for hiring in the first place. This makes switching employers very easy and therefore reduces the “employer lock-in”
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by ksajadi 5y ago
You don’t a tool for that. Just stick your index fingers in your ears, shake your head left to right and back and say “la la la la la”
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by ksajadi 5y ago
Checkout Cloud 66 too
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by ksajadi 5y ago
Since a lot of their customers share passwords or only use git automation to deploy without logging in, as they charge by team members, they've started to count git committers as "team members" which blows my mind: even if yo
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by ksajadi 5y ago
I share your feelings but I also find it “convenient” that we are all reminded of the dangers of nuclear power by a seller of gas and petroleum. Call me cynical…
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by ksajadi 5y ago
Maybe I was too!
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by ksajadi 5y ago
I grew up in a dictatorship and spent 12 years in school being taught people carrying certain labels are really really bad and subhuman. From that point it was very easy to fill up the prisons and execute almost 60,000 people just by applyi
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by ksajadi 5y ago
For everyone's sake, I hope you never get branded as a Nazi, for whatever reason, by a government that thinks like you.
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Ask HN: Are there any sites for building appliance and tool prototypes?
5 points by ksajadi 5y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What’s the best way to authenticate email senders
2 points by ksajadi 5y ago|2 comments
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by ksajadi 5y ago
As a Californian having to live with power cuts lasting 3 to 4 days at a time, 5 to 6 times a year due to public safety power shutdowns or just old and faulty equipment, I think the legislators might want to fix the monopoly of the incompet
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by ksajadi 5y ago
Half the internet is down because of a Google Cloud global issue on their load balancers, including Spotify and Etsy and GCP status is all green: https://status.cloud.google.com If you ever wondered why GCP is a distant third ru
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Apple digital ID scheme comes with conditions and costs(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by ksajadi 5y ago|0 comments
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by ksajadi 5y ago
Wait what? There is positive news about the environment.
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by ksajadi 5y ago
We did that in 2014. The process is straight forward and is called a Delaware flip (if I remember correctly): you setup a C-Corp in the US and then do a share flip for all share holders in the EU company to the same percentage in the US Cor
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by ksajadi 5y ago
Not sure why we need another name for the very old concept of Hidden Inflation which also covers more than the size but the quality of the materials used to produce products. https://financial-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com&#x2
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TikTok’s algorithm figures out your deepest desires(on.wsj.com)
2 points by ksajadi 5y ago|0 comments
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How the pandemic made fonts friendlier(economist.com)
1 points by ksajadi 5y ago|0 comments
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by ksajadi 6y ago
As a man I just realised I should have been offended by this given that it implies that the bad person in the middle is a man.
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Charles Geschke: Adobe co-founder who helped develop the PDF dies(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by ksajadi 6y ago|1 comments
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by ksajadi 6y ago
That's one of their recommendations. So the idea of Twilio is just drop a library and we take care of telephony for you, but then they suggest you implement cooldown periods, exponential backoffs, use their other services (paid) to che
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by ksajadi 6y ago
We didn't have automatic charge. We now have an invoice to pay.
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by ksajadi 6y ago
Yes, but it adds insult to injury. One of the suggestions by Twilio is to use their service to check the number and send only to mobile numbers. The issue? Twilio charges per call for that service! So you pay them to "possibly" st
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by ksajadi 6y ago
Sorry to hear. Twilio has changed since its early days. Last month, our bill went from $20 per month to $16,000. The reason: fraudsters use Twilio to setup premium numbers, then use Twilio customers (like us) to send OTPs to those numbers u

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