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   by piterrro 2y ago

   Haven't seen Symfony in OSS projects for years! I'm glad it's still around :-)
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   by piterrro 2y ago

   Reminds me of the time Coinbase paid DataDog $65M for storing logs[1] [1] https://thenewstack.io/datadogs-65m-bill-and-why-developers-...
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   Show HN: Logs viewer UI for Go apps(logdy.dev)

   1 points by piterrro 2y ago|1 comments
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   by piterrro 2y ago

   > If you can’t easily explain why something is difficult, then it’s incidental complexity, which is probably worth addressing. This one is good and has been following me since I've became a manager. Thanks to you, I know how to appl
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   Show HN: Logs viewer UI for Go apps (Logdy)(logdy.dev)

   1 points by piterrro 2y ago|0 comments
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   by piterrro 2y ago

   not yet, but its one of the items on my roadmap
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   by piterrro 2y ago

   For anyone looking for a similar tool but with a Web UI I recommend taking a look at Logdy ( https://logdy.dev/ , https://github.com/logdyhq/logdy-core ) Ps: I'm the author
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   by piterrro 2y ago

   I guess that's when you switch to a more robust solution. If all you want is to host a couple of gigs at most because you're just starting then you're optimizing for speed and simplicity.
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   by piterrro 2y ago

   I'm a https://logdy.dev (logs to UI interface) author and been recently thinking about how to enable users use a query language to search throught logs beyond usual filter. I was looking at LogsQL but then I felt that is ju
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    Getting 500 GitHub stars in 3 months(logdy.dev)

    1 points by piterrro 2y ago|1 comments
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    From 0 to 500 stars: Logdy GitHub journey in 3 months(logdy.dev)

    2 points by piterrro 2y ago|0 comments
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    Thanks for the answer. That makes sense. I was looking at the pricing and it may be a bit misleading because you express it as a monthly payment and the FAQ says pause anytime. So in the end I can have a single request and will only pay for
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    This is not a "general design", it's almost a pixel perfect clone. The law is: copyright law, it doesn't have to be protected with a trademark since UI design is an "artistic work" hence protected by copyright
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    Copyright infringement based on Copyright law.
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    Those are not exact copies of the interface we're discussing here. You're basically saying that all of the work on https://dribble.com/ for example, is royalty free and I can copy whatever I see there and make it
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    Interesting idea. If I were to challenge it, how this differs from setting up a terraform (or other automation) that will set up and change infra for me? Also that sound like you're not writing the code, but initially DevOps was all ab
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    Aren't you afraid of a potential lawsuit from Linear[1]? Your interface looks like a copy paste. Dont get me wrong, it's amazing what you've build but cloning a well funded startup may not be the best strategy. 1 https:&#x2F
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    Nice! Cant wait to try it!
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    There is no documentation of the syntax. How is this different from MermaidJS[1]? [1] https://mermaid.js.org/#/
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    For those who find this tool interesting, I can recommend to take a look at Logdy.dev ( https://logdy.dev ) https://github.com/logdyhq/logdy-core Similar use case, different implementation. Disclaimer, I&#x27
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    My approach these days is to check reviews on capterra, g2 and similar. The domain registration thingy is to the point though :+1
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    Anything wrong with it being written by gpt? Maybe the op is not native and still wanted to produce good quality english?
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    Thanks that's what I thought. Do you have any specific way of navigating that file or use a functions outline for that?
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    I was about to ask the same question, would you mind sharing more context why did you decided to go with a single 14k main.go file?
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    Hi, congrats on launching, few questions: 1. "4.9 from 200+ reviews" where I can read these reviews? 2. "97% of visitors aren't ready to buy. All the time and money spent on ads, SEO, and content marketing goes to waste.
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    What is a "productized agency"? Why should I choose you instead of a freelancer, hiring an engineer or hiring an agency that is not "productized" (whatever that means)?
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    by piterrro 2y ago

    What is there to show? What did you build? To my understanding you're providing a service in a subscription model, no product. You are not even asking for any particular feedback. Most cringe thing is, why do you write about yourself i
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    by piterrro 3y ago

    The best side project code I've written, is on a Friday night with 2 beers. After a whole week of meetings and writing documents (manager duties), all I want is to get cracking on the thing I've been thinking for an entire week.
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    by piterrro 3y ago

    What is the incentive to contribute and how do you check the legitimacy of the numbers provided?
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    by piterrro 3y ago

    Thanks, glad you like it! Let me know how it goes peter(at)logdy.dev