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Development Environment Configuration Standards(daytona.io)
5 points by nkko 3y ago|0 comments
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by nkko 3y ago
A colleague wrote this comparison of available “standards” just recently https://www.daytona.io/dotfiles/mastering-development-enviro...
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by nkko 3y ago
When we did our thing our starting position was support for devcontainer after evaluating all options. But we are working on supporting devfile soon.
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by nkko 3y ago
After our experience of running Codeanywhere for more than a decade, the whole market and technology finally started to converge to the moment when those solutions started to be meaningfully useful in work environments. Today, with Daytona
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by nkko 3y ago
Recent relevant discussion on topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37824626
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by nkko 3y ago
You're spot on that there is still untapped potential with cloud development environments. Daytona.io was founded to build an enterprise-ready solution that addresses pain points like security, access controls, infrastructure flexibili
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by nkko 3y ago
From our experience running Codeanywhere we understand the hesitation around being "forced" into specific tools. Developers should be able to code how they want, on their own terms. We're optimizing Daytona.io to integrate se
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by nkko 3y ago
I have no clue what is this. The landing page is absolutely confusing.
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by nkko 3y ago
Thanks for sharing! After all the effort invested, and our first clients onboarded, we are really excited to finally go public.
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The Innovation Tension: Where Creativity Meets Value(pulent.com)
1 points by nkko 3y ago|0 comments
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by nkko 3y ago
Engineer vs Non-Engineer approach.
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Gartner's Perspective on Cloud Development Environments(hackernoon.com)
2 points by nkko 3y ago|0 comments
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Reducing Cognitive Load on Startup Engineers(hackernoon.com)
2 points by nkko 3y ago|1 comments
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by nkko 3y ago
I'm curious about how do you handle cognitive overload happening under the high pressure of startup life?
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by nkko 3y ago
Just in the last year, I have sent over 30 million emails to our users. Mostly plain text. The last two emails, to the list with over 400k subs, were sent using MJML. Anecdotally OR dropped ~3-5 points. OR avg on the above numbers was 33%,
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by nkko 3y ago
Tried to watch the video but it was painfully slow and unclear, they lost me immediately. Just get straight to the point.
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by nkko 3y ago
It probably had a fatal dose of nicotine.
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by nkko 3y ago
There are some examples https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/.yu
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I wrote a book last night(pulent.com)
1 points by nkko 3y ago|0 comments
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by nkko 3y ago
I have tried a few times with private and company emails from different countries, of which is USA, with no luck.
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by nkko 3y ago
I did exactly this two nights ago. I had a dead non-fiction book in a bunch of .md files, which would never be opened again. The allure of the large context window leads me to test it with a book and Claude in the role of a critic. I almost
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by nkko 3y ago
I did the same exact mind exercise using ChatGPT but I haven't produced a paper out of the chat session.
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by nkko 3y ago
I totally don't understand this, when and why this started? Was it really just cause of Notion?
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by nkko 3y ago
Daytona will be available as SaaS and self-hosted alternative to cloud-based development environments like Codespaces (also using devcontainer.json). It provides similar capabilities for setting up and managing development environments, but
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by nkko 3y ago
I was wondering how big pain is latency when using VDIs for example. Microsoft thinks 150 ms is OK: "If all frames in a single second take between 150 ms and 300 ms, the service marks it as "Okay." [1]" But putting this
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by nkko 3y ago
https://www.daytona.io is currently in stealth preparing to launch. You could grab early access by joining the waitlist.
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by nkko 3y ago
Did I read somewhere that Scott is training his brother as a failsafe. Joking aside, I love the service as it is just what I need for not mission-critical stuff, as I tend to board domains and love to experiment with stuff. Would love some
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by nkko 3y ago
This guy Art Vandelay is a real piece of work, consider all agreements with him with top care. Btw love the product. Would be nice to have optional blocks with explainers. Something like special terms. Also, LLMs would be nice so that you c
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by nkko 3y ago
The Silo series is essentially based on a similar premise.
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by nkko 4y ago
I can see this as one of the solid use cases. If you have filed it, you could share it with us? Would love to take a peek.

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