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   by redm 7y ago

   We launched a service recently (fast.io) that lets you publish that content from your OneDrive or Google Drive right to a CDN too. No storage limits, and 100GB a month of traffic. We aren't specific to image hosting, but if you want to
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   Tesla Cybertruck: Elon Musk explains why its design looks so weird(inverse.com)

   2 points by redm 7y ago|0 comments
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   by redm 7y ago

   Thanks for the kind words. I would say we are not trying to compete with Netlify. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21590512 To answer your question about a theme, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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   by redm 7y ago

   I don't think there's much danger of epileptic seizures when using Fast.io, thats lawyers for you. ;)
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   by redm 7y ago

   Thanks so much, we appreciate your support!
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   by redm 7y ago

   Hi, a good question, I had a chance to attend the latest JAMstack event in SF, and Netlify is a great product. We aren't trying to compete with them. At a technical level, Netlify is a "build" up platform, and we are a CDN do
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   by redm 7y ago

   Hi, not so much CDN reselling as providing a stack that fills out everything under the CDN. We terminate the origin by syncing from an existing Cloud Storage (Dropbox, Google Drive) or Version Control System (GitHub). We also automate the a
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   by redm 7y ago

   Hi, yes, we contract with CloudFlare and Akamai for CDN services at scale, and package them in a SaaS service that provides the rest of the stack. There is no Non-HTML caching limits for us. We do have a 1GB file limit on CloudFlare and a 2
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   by redm 7y ago

   Hey there, a long story short, it was accidentally launched on PH a day early so we were running around a bit crazy earlier today. I submitted it earlier as a Launch with a comment/copy and paste but realized it should have been a Show
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    by redm 7y ago

    Hey HN. I created Fast.io as a workflow tool for file hosting. Instead of pushing files to S3, and configuring CloudFront, I wanted more of a "syncing" experience, like Dropbox. The other problem I wanted to solve was log parsing;
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    Show HN: Simple File Hosting on a CDN(fast.io)

    75 points by redm 7y ago|29 comments
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    by redm 7y ago

    Thank you so much for the positive feedback. We're so happy to hear you like the concept!
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    Launch HN: Fast.io, Simple Enterprise File Hosting Alternative to S3

    14 points by redm 7y ago|3 comments
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    Heliogen’s new tech could unlock renewable energy for industrial manufacturing(techcrunch.com)

    135 points by redm 7y ago|76 comments
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    by redm 7y ago

    I switched from a pair of Mac Pro's to a 15" Macbook Pro last year. The 15" was the first laptop to support quad 4k displays (what I was using with my Mac Pro). The laptop has been fantastic, with the exception of cooling. Th
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    by redm 7y ago

    I know this is going to be an unpopular opinion, but Google created this problem because they didn't want to pay Oracle for commercial use of Java. This isn't always a problem. When Compaq did the same thing to create the first IB
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    by redm 7y ago

    It appears well done, congratulations on the launch. Are you targeting services like Cloudinary? I'm curious, what's the connection between https://kraken.io/ and this; they seem to be connected, and similar? I wa
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    by redm 7y ago

    I know IOS isn't perfect, however, when I read articles like this, I just have to smile. There's something to be said for a tightly controlled platform and ecosystem.
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    by redm 7y ago

    I'm not sure what to make of this article, but I couldn't stop reading it. It's was well worth the time.
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    by redm 7y ago

    Distilled water and glass bottles are the way to go. You can get a small distiller for your home relatively cheaply.
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    by redm 7y ago

    "Cachet ultimately decided to cancel all of those reversals and absorb that $26 million hit, which it is now trying to recover through the courts." So I don't think anyone is out, right?
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    The Coming Exodus from Slack to Zoom(medium.com)

    1 points by redm 7y ago|0 comments
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    U.S. states kick off antitrust probe expected to focus on Google(reuters.com)

    1 points by redm 7y ago|0 comments
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    by redm 7y ago

    "I should be able to install whatever app I want, without having to jailbreak my phone and deal with warranty nonsense from the manufacturer. Just like my computer, which I can also install whatever software I want on it." I like
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    by redm 7y ago

    Whats arbitrary about pointing out a string of high profile reports regarding Huawei attempting to steal trade secrets? I don't see the same reports coming out of US companies in regards to Chinese companies.
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    by redm 7y ago

    Ok, how about NPR: https://www.npr.org/2019/06/08/730898429/huawei-accused-of-t... Or ZDNET: https://www.zdnet.com/article/huawei-regularly-tried-to-stea... or CNBC: https:/&#
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    by redm 7y ago

    You imply Huawei was playing by the "rules" and not already stealing. [1] [2] [1] https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/01/us-indicts-huawe... [2] https://www.bloomberg.com/news&#
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    by redm 7y ago

    SSL Cert is valid and from "Issued by: Microsoft IT TLS CA 1"
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    Google Drive introduces long-requested shortcuts(arstechnica.com)

    1 points by redm 7y ago|0 comments
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    by redm 7y ago

    I'm always amazed at the amount of information and details astronomers can get from such a blurry little picture. It puts our galaxy's size in better perspective.