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by nithayakumar 4y ago
Nish from Nimbus here I was just typing up a response but can't be more succinct than this :)
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by nithayakumar 4y ago
Nish from Nimbus here. Personally, I dont think this is going to be a space where one company "wins the market". Whats best for developers is having flexibility and choosing the right tool for what their building and their team. S
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by nithayakumar 4y ago
Answered in the parent comment! But high level - we aim to be more like local development and flexible.
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by nithayakumar 4y ago
Yes! I think the problem is that it looks simple to build. But once you get in the weeds - its not so easy to manage performance, flexibility and stability :)
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by nithayakumar 4y ago
Nimbus is more like local development, we're building for teams that use a wide set of IDEs. Think of us as a "machine first" cloud environment instead of "repo first". So its like having a laptop in the cloud for e
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by nithayakumar 4y ago
As a founder in a competing company and someone that works from different devices and coffee shops, I'm very pumped for this! The thing that people underestimate how incredibly freeing it is to work from any device and not have to worr
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by nithayakumar 4y ago
I'm surprised at how bad automated closed captioning (and NLP) is. I prefer reading to hearing and it pains me to use the functionality at times.
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by nithayakumar 4y ago
Serving VC pitch decks doesn't mean they want want hypergrowth + exits. Having just gone through the W22 batch - it really doesn't feel like they encourage growing quickly and exiting. Hypergrowth is often what founders want. It&#
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by nithayakumar 4y ago
Have you considered cloud machines for software dev? Full disclosure: I'm a co-founder in a business that provides cloud environments for software dev. One of my cofounders used to code daily from his ipad. I switch between my gaming p
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Nimbus (YC W22) is hiring our founding engineering team
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by nithayakumar 4y ago
Looks like it with some packaging changes: http://web.archive.org/web/20220406172505/https://ngrok.com/...
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by nithayakumar 4y ago
Linux is great for a ton of use cases - like programming - because its common and theirs social support but not the case for so many other general purpose uses. Not being able to have a 15 year old on youtube explain how to fix a problem re