qudat

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   by qudat 1y ago

   I'm kind of excited by their App idea. They don't have an infotainment, speakers, etc. You can just use your phone + their app + bluetooth speaker.
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   by qudat 1y ago

   Hard agree. It’s all complexity and for what? SEO? So many products don’t need SEO. API proxies with secrets? These are not super common use cases. The default should be SPA and purely static.
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   by qudat 1y ago

   > It just has to be cheaper than you. Not when you need an SWE in order for it to work successfully.
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   by qudat 1y ago

   The universe is so big that even very rare anomalies are common. There is life outside of earth, that is all but confirmed.
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   by qudat 1y ago

   We use imgproxy at https://pico.sh Works great for us
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   by qudat 1y ago

   Sounds useful but why do you need an ai agent to do that?
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   by qudat 2y ago

   https://prose.sh was absolutely inspired by bearblog. We wanted to leverage SSH for content management. To the reader there is a lot of overlap in terms of minimalism and no-JS.
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   by qudat 2y ago

   Fixed ty
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   by qudat 2y ago

   So you probably shouldn’t trust any external service and we do have the ability to subscribe to any topic. But we have zero interest in snooping unless we discover illegal activity at which point we will take immediate action.
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    by qudat 2y ago

    Email us at hello@pico.sh and we can triage
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    by qudat 2y ago

    https://pico.sh/file-uploads#how-do-i-delete-files
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    by qudat 2y ago

    Very cool, I love seeing pubsubs in the wild. We built an ssh based pubsub that we have been using in production for awhile now: https://pipe.pico.sh/
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    by qudat 2y ago

    https://pgs.sh was designed to "compete" with netlify. I'm going to look into this feature and see how it could fit into our service. Thanks so much!
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    by qudat 2y ago

    Good question. Right now we run some ML models to check for illegal content and then respond immediately with the ban hammer. We also monitor content published on our platform with some admin tools we built.
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    by qudat 2y ago

    Hey thanks! I stare at our docs site multiple times a day and sometimes I lose all sense of what looks good so your comment is much appreciated.
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    by qudat 2y ago

    > Would you be willing to share how it’s doing on the business side? Hints on how you’ve grown users or how many folks are willing to subscribe? Yes, absolutely. Here's our year-end-review where we talk numbers: https://
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    by qudat 2y ago

    Thanks for the comment because I think many -- including myself -- resonate with this sentiment. Our pricing strategy was to be competitive with a user just provisioning their own VPS VM with a cloud provider. Our goal is to be competitiv
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    by qudat 2y ago

    Thank you for the feedback and we agree so we have changed the header nav link from "pico+" to "pricing". In terms of the costs to run a saas, we are actively monitoring hardware utilization and resource allocation. Ant
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    by qudat 2y ago

    You are correct, we are also multi-cloud: https://pico.sh/regions
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    by qudat 2y ago

    Co-Founder here, thanks for the interest in our micro-saas powered by SSH. Happy to answer any questions!
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    by qudat 2y ago

    I’ve been self hosting small web apps using an SSH service https://tuns.sh and it helped me replace my DO droplet pretty successfully. What’s nice is it also has built-in usage analytics, alert notifications when a tunnel goes d
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    by qudat 2y ago

    I’m not an expert in this but as far as I can tell there will never be a margin call. There’s only a margin call if he defaulted on his loans. All the banks will do is ask to restructure the loan to compensate for the loss in the collateral
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    by qudat 2y ago

    As far as I’m concerned, SSR is completely over-hyped and adds a ton of complexity to your project. All these search indexers are all running headless chrome anyway so the SEO argument is largely false now. Running vite and deploying a ful
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    by qudat 2y ago

    > That project was depreciated and the popularity of the Next.js site framework for react projects (plus I certainly assume heavy lobbying from Vercel) pushed the react docs to officially suggest create-next as the new starting point. It
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    by qudat 2y ago

    I built a static site hosting platform specifically to bring back the feeling of simply copying files to a server to “deploy” https://pgs.sh
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    by qudat 2y ago

    Humans will always value human labor, creative destruction is foundational to economic growth and it has been happening since the discovery of fire.
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    by qudat 2y ago

    The problem with sync engines is needing full-stack buy-in in order for it to work properly. Having a separate backend-for-frontend service defeats the purpose in my mind. So what do you do when a company already has an API and other clie
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    by qudat 2y ago

    This comment is steeped in bias. The front end is not complex for its own sake, it’s complex because APIs are needlessly rigid: https://bower.sh/front-end-complexity
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    by qudat 2y ago

    For self-hosting I've been using https://tuns.sh which is a tunneling solution using SSH. It works great for prototyping and I've been using it to host open-webui
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    by qudat 2y ago

    At pico.sh we have been experimenting with TUIs and remote clis successfully for a few years, you can see how we build our ssh tui app here: https://github.com/picosh/pico/tree/main/pkg/tui