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by neya 2y ago
> everyone promising "unlimited" will still have a point where you are just costing them too much I mean, in the business world, if you promise someone something, it has legal consequences, you can't just walk in and say &
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by neya 2y ago
This is for a normal news website, no gambling, no offensive content. Just regular news. Their business plan explicitly mentioned "unlimited bandwidth" at the time of signing up. I clearly remember reading every bit of their TOS t
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by neya 2y ago
It's not really free. One day, you get a call from their sales team saying "you're straining our network". I kid you not. We were on a business plan and still got this. When we met them in person, we were asked to upgrad
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by neya 2y ago
Good. I hate "smart" speakers that need internet access to do a simple task. This is just market correction in my opinion and was bound to happen regardless of who the CEO was. As a speaker builder myself, it blows my mind people
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by neya 2y ago
This looks like they just slapped a battery and motor on what they sell in India as the Exter. So, doesn't look like a dedicated EV platform that it's built on. But still, decent VFM. I think they might not be that much successful
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by neya 2y ago
Microsoft's problem has never been their hardware. You can argue their Surface and Surface pro line up is far far a better feat of engineering (stuffing a full blown desktop grade processor into a mobile tablet) than any iPad Pro. Howe
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by neya 2y ago
In my experience, this is an issue even in ChatGPT. Sometimes it will compute something right, I will tell it's math is wrong, it will apologise and accept my suggestion.
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by neya 2y ago
Personal experience between Fly.io and Railway.com - Railway wins for me hands down. I have used both and the Railways support is stellar too, in comparison. Fly.io never responded to my query about data deletion till date. Despite emailing
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by neya 2y ago
I am a paying customer with credits and the API endpoints rate-limited me to the point where it's actually unusable as a coding assistant. I use a VS Code extension and it just bailed out in the middle of a migration. I had to revert e
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Uncle Bob: A Little Architecture (2016)(blog.cleancoder.com)
2 points by neya 2y ago|0 comments
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by neya 2y ago
Damn, sucks to be that guy who made the conscious decision to print the URL without even checking it once. Or maybe, he did it out of spite? I don't see any more reasons why.
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by neya 2y ago
As someone who builds speakers commercially, there aren't any devices that will actually monitor a speaker's temperature. I think what you mean is perhaps, wattage? The speaker's temperature arises from the coil, which is wha
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by neya 2y ago
With the Wordpress fiasco only getting worse, I have been working hard on launching my MIT-licensed open source CMS. I bring to the table with me running high traffic news publications on my own custom CMS'es and my learnings from it.
554.
by neya 2y ago
Yes, I do :) https://medium.com/build-ideas/newsletter
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by neya 2y ago
Thanks, I've been meaning to check out that Buddha bar I used in the picture. I have a sentimental attachment to it, being my first entry into such programming and all. I even thought about laying low in Bahrain, seems like a really co
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by neya 2y ago
Thank you, I will soon :) I do have a newsletter I write about technical articles, please feel free to follow it, I may drop an article about this soon. https://medium.com/build-ideas/newsletter
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by neya 2y ago
Thanks, that looks useful. Will check it out :)
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by neya 2y ago
> The MS security software (for better or worse), is better than any open-source linux solution [citation needed]
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by neya 2y ago
If you use Azure in any realistic production environments, then it's on you. Even with $100k in free credits, they couldn't convince me to use it for more than a month. It is expensive, the interface is highly user unfriendly and
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by neya 2y ago
A decade and a half ago, I came across this beautiful bar in Bahrain (online) that was visually appealing to the eye with contrasty colors. I was so fascinated by it that I started writing a simple algorithm to just extract out the dominant
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by neya 2y ago
The scary part is he could probably be sued for using `Wordpress` in his title if he got into the someone's bad books.
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by neya 2y ago
Bad software gets popularised all the time, there is nothing wrong with having alternatives and having more choices. I strongly think we need some good alternatives to Wordpress, as someone who has been in the publishing industry in the las
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by neya 2y ago
On iPhone, there is no easy way to disable this bullshit either.
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(Rails 8 feat) Deploy web apps anywhere(kamal-deploy.org)
2 points by neya 2y ago|0 comments
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by neya 2y ago
I agree with everything you said. My only question is why aren't we holding Automattic to the same standard we are scrutinising WP Engine? By the same argument, Matt claims Automattic contributes 3915 hours a week, but this is all behi
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by neya 2y ago
For the record, Wordpress is GPL, and IANAL, but as far as I know, any modifications you make to the core must be released back (on request in the very least). That's why almost every Wordpress theme, including commercial themeforest t
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by neya 2y ago
While this blog post is a very balanced take and definitely not a knee-jerk reaction, I disagree with some of the biases pointed out. Sure, WP Engine advertises itself contributing back on their home page. But, rightfully so? Yeah, they don
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by neya 2y ago
This sets a very dangerous precedent - that this software "sold" as free and open source, free as in free beer and free as in speech is not really free at all. This only exposed the fact that the plugin repository was all along ce
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by neya 2y ago
I still to date prefer the older, full-of-character designs than the modern soulless minimalist designs. We also didn't have to worry about annoying cookie consent popups, "subscribe now!" splash screen popups and the general
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by neya 2y ago
> Their latest feedback after appealing suggests I change from a .co.uk to .com to resolve the issue which seems like complete nonsense. Could possibly be a compliance thing on their end. If AdWords is a big part of my funnel, which it i

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