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by pistoriusp 1y ago
You're right, I read it a few years ago, and my knowledge is incorrect. I thought the fine was only a percentage of revenue if you're above $10M, or something along those lines.
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
> But as a business owner, this is a stupid reason to choose a solution. Choose solutions that will support the business and give it flexibility to change over time. I agree with you. If you're starting out, if your business is not
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
This is exactly how I'm thinking of monetizing the framework.
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
> locking yourself in even more, tying everything to one platform? I'm saying that if you don't want to use a platform because it's "lock-in," but then use SaaS... then the argument doesn't hold true, especi
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
Ok, that's fair. I think I might have approached this from a typical JavaScript/ TypeScript developer - where using SaaS is the norm. I'm wondering what you developing in? Not wishing to invalidate your point, just curious?
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
It's so rare, and apparently so unimportant, that I've never seen it as part of the marketing strategy.
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
Edit: I am wrong. AFIAK GDPR only applies if you're profitable, otherwise a fine on revenue ... pre-revenue isn't applicable.
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
That's the dream right, how often is that true? Seems like this should be a leading indicator for picking a SaaS!
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
Curious about this. The usual argument is that hosting on Cloudflare is vendor lock-in, I am stating that picking _any_ SaaS induces vendor lock-in. > No matter what choice you make, it's always going to be vendor-locked in. Switchi
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SaaS is just vendor lock-in with better branding(rwsdk.com)
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Tell HN: RedwoodSDK kicks off open source fellowship(rwsdk.com)
1 points by pistoriusp 1y ago|1 comments
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
Hey HN, we're really excited to be sponsoring Johannes from Livestore. To some of you, it might be surprising that RedwoodSDK is sponsoring Livestore. After all, Livestore is a data layer that brings data closer to the UI, which is a s
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
Nope! They just return standard JavaScript. A typical worker looks something like this: export default { fetch({ request }) { return new Response('ok') } } DefineApp just wraps that initial
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
I'm the author of this article, and this is the second time I've built a framework. I co-created RedwoodJS with Tom Preston-Werner several years ago - and we came up with some novel ideas, but I had a nagging feeling that somethin
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by pistoriusp 1y ago
https://docs.rwsdk.com RedwoodSDK is a React Framework for Cloudflare. We wanted to build something that allows people to focus on the software that they want to write, rather than the infrastructure that it runs on. Writing sof
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by pistoriusp 2y ago
I know these are conferences that they track, but I happen to know the Scott's talk from FOSDEM titled "So You Think You Know Git?" is at 1.3m million views: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aolI_Rz0ZqY
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by pistoriusp 2y ago
They do, but when you deliberately make a Nazi salute it's pretty evident that you're part of the baddies.
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by pistoriusp 2y ago
Yet remains unsolvable.
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by pistoriusp 2y ago
For me the greatest help was therapy, and if advised by a professional, medication.
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by pistoriusp 2y ago
Yes. The fear is real, and 100% more tangible when you're holding your child the first few times. Overcome with love, joy and sadness because you cannot comprehend how anyone could treat someone that they love so deeply in a bad way. I
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
To be fair this was always the prevailing attitude on IRC. Try to fix it yourself, RTFM, and ask good questions. Maybe IRC was a litmus test of sorts.
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
We even stopped using Slack for our internal conversations, and instead use private Discord rooms, to me it means that everyone who cares about our product is focused on the same space.
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
Yeah, it's rather crazy, but it happens. Sometimes you need to mutate things in order to get the full experience of testing the software locally. So, really you need the data locally and this is what I'm suggesting. Don't mes
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
It looks like we’re getting downvoted, lol. Not sure why that’s a thing. Bytebase is awesome. We should write about each other in our docs. You do the migration and we’ll do the data.
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
My assumption is that they connected to production to run their local environment against production to debug something. They needed the data. Snaplet can capture a small subset of data related to a particular user, and remove the private i
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
Indeed. Thanks for the heads up.
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
Or just use https://www.snaplet.dev
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
Unfortunately these sort of mistakes are seen as a "right of passage" for many developers. I ran "`DELETE FROM users;` without a WHERE clause against production in my first year on the job. I felt absolutely terrible. I thoug
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
This is great, I'm going to try it out. One thing I'm not sure about right now is that you've analyzed my website and there's a bunch of LLM generated content about it, but I don't know what the consequence is of su
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Show HN: Seed your database with AI (Demo)(twitter.com)
3 points by pistoriusp 3y ago|0 comments

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