leros

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931.
by leros 5y ago
I love this idea. I don't practically know how I'd get others to use it though.
932.
by leros 5y ago
As I understand it, they've extracted the storage and compute parts of the database and are running them in a scalable way such they can automatically add more compute or storage as needed.
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by leros 5y ago
I would imagine ISPs have some sort of bot prevention measures that would get triggered if you went all out on using a home connection.
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by leros 5y ago
The main value I got out of my college degree was being able to participate in the career fairs to get internships and eventually a full time job.
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by leros 5y ago
I recently spent a week without my phone and it was incredible. When I got my phone again, I had hundreds of missed alerts and I realized 99.99% of them were not worth having. I'm now leaving my phone in another room rather than carryi
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by leros 5y ago
On one hand, I think it's good that high school kids are getting into blue collar work like trucking. We can't complain about lack of people doing these jobs and then also be upset that young people are taking these jobs.
937.
by leros 5y ago
What do you mean by "rejected by HotJar"?
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by leros 5y ago
I could run things myself on k8s or other self-managed systems but I have better things to spend my time on and it's not my expertise. I host my apps and databases in Heroku. Yes it's more expensive than alternatives, but it'
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Ask HN: What physical newspaper should I get?
1 points by leros 5y ago|1 comments
940.
by leros 5y ago
It something I would expect security hardware to have automatically stopped. Even an employee shouldn't be able to download 125GB of stuff without flipping a safety switch somewhere.
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by leros 5y ago
I like serverless. I know that cloud providers can run my code and auto scale it however is needed. I don't want to worry about how that actually works. I don't want to auto scale servers or think about RAM, etc. I also like cloud
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Cloudflare Access Temporary Authentication(blog.cloudflare.com)
17 points by leros 5y ago|0 comments
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Why you should use feature flags in your front-end application(appflags.io)
1 points by leros 5y ago|0 comments
944.
by leros 5y ago
Why does anybody use Heroku? It's just a layer on AWS too. AWS is unnecessarily complicated for a common set of use cases. Layers on top that provide simplicity, and more importantly, confidence is nice.
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by leros 5y ago
I doubt it. It sounds like OnlyFans had established themselves pretty well. I think this would only spook people as it creates uncertainty about the future.
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by leros 5y ago
I could imagine they're trying to prioritize things like user retention and ad revenue, both of which can be done better by tracking user behavior. Losing a percentage of their logged out user base could very well be worth it to them i
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by leros 5y ago
What happens if only the UK says this but the US allows it?
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by leros 5y ago
I'm going to build a business that offers SQLite as a web service. It will be backed by a P2P network of browser instances storing data in IndexedDB. Taking investment now.
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by leros 5y ago
A blue whale weights about 150 times more than a cow. Ignoring the economics of raising whales for food, I've often debated whether it makes since to start ranching blue whales for food. Even if you consider them a "higher" l
950.
by leros 5y ago
Amazon is doing the opposite. They're making their OpenSearch client compatible with both OpenSearch and ElasticSearch.
951.
by leros 5y ago
I'm just thinking about how mammoth.js is being developed for free but is being used by corporations to make money. In a way, he's working for free by making this open source. Something is off about that.
952.
by leros 5y ago
Interesting. I work at a large tech company. We have an entire team that basically maintains something like this as an internal service.
953.
by leros 5y ago
It's something else to learn. Learning takes time and distracts you from building your product. My backend is an Express app. Locally I just run with it Node. In production, I let Heroku run it. I also use AWS Lambda functions and Clou
954.
by leros 5y ago
I use it to personalize content that should be in a CDN cache but can't because it's personalized. I have application configurations that need to load super fast as they block application rendering. The magic of the configuration
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by leros 5y ago
I love QR codes. I love the idea of pointing my phone at a QR code and having something open up. I hate how using a QR code actually goes. Unlock my phone. Open the camera app. Swipe to the photo mode in which QR codes work. Aim at the QR c
956.
by leros 5y ago
I work at a company that hires developers out of Amazon. We joke about having to deprogram them, but it's not really a joke. They bring a lot of emotional issues and toxic workplace habits with them. Don't get me wrong, the Amazon
957.
by leros 5y ago
One of the interesting things that happened at my company is that productivity instantly doubled when we started working remotely. The reality at my company is that people are only getting 20 hours or so of work done in the office - the res
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by leros 5y ago
Usually laws like this don't apply until you're a certain size, headcount or revenue. I'm not sure if that's the case with accessibility but usually startups building MVPs can focus on the product and come back to hit co