samblr

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by samblr 6y ago
Much needed! Congrats on the launch.
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by samblr 6y ago
Congrats on the launch. How does it compare to enterprise ETL tools like Informatica, Talend - is it not possible to do these within them ?
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by samblr 6y ago
Looks like a really good idea. Will be trying this week.
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by samblr 6y ago
Congrats on the launch. How do you handle latency to google sheets or airtable APIs - these are not as responsive right ? Does it affect performance of stacker ?
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by samblr 6y ago
Point the submitted link to repo (it pointing to readme)
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by samblr 6y ago
The one's that had good returns, were they done using SPV ? Could you please expand on that
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by samblr 6y ago
Your talk on IndieHackers was amazing. Could you please point to how licensing works in open source. I get the user has to buy license - is it like a key that talks to your server or how do you stop the abuse etc ?
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by samblr 6y ago
Github should seriously think of making amount of time spent by developers behind a repository. Even a rough heuristic will do. This can include not just the time spent on code, documentation, tests, issues. I guess, it would help other de
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Ask HN: A16Z valuing Clubhouse at $100m – what do you make of this?
1 points by samblr 6y ago|1 comments
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by samblr 6y ago
Epic! Made my day
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by samblr 6y ago
>> also moving from Vercel to AWS this week for security reasons Could you share the issues with Vercel ?
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by samblr 7y ago
What is making you still stick with GCP ?
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by samblr 7y ago
Looks promising and a neat landing page. Have to agree with others that $30 is pricey for 1000 tasks. On lambda you can do thousands of them for free. How do you plan to standout and survive as so many others are in this space ?
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by samblr 7y ago
Relevant link : https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52130021
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by samblr 7y ago
>> including data corruption and lost Im using TypeORM and happy to learn if it is so. Can you please show any relevant issues for it ? It would be interesting to understand how data corruption and lost happens at ORM level! The gist
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by samblr 7y ago
I was really excited when Prisma1 came out. It would be understatement to mention that Prisma1 was way overpromised and nothing ever materialised. With Prisma2, honestly disappointed as it is too little to show for. This is an ORM like libr
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by samblr 7y ago
>> Tom Preston-Werner chose to include Prisma 2 in his new RedwoodJS project Sorry to say, above comment is mostly cringe worthy! Having tried Redwoodjs, I should say at the moment Nextjs offers everything better.
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by samblr 7y ago
>> Are people just looking for things to be mad at Zoom for at this point? Having been a really happy user of Zoom for more than couple of years - I have referred many friends to use it succesfully. Despite that it looks like Zoom has
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Ask HN: Has HN activity slowed down since Covid-19?
1 points by samblr 7y ago|1 comments
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by samblr 7y ago
Consider trying gcp cloud run. It enables to run a docker in serverless fashion. Or fargate in aws.
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by samblr 7y ago
In your pricing > faq - there is a mention of why you chose SSPL and NOT AGPLv3! And then you are on AGPLv3 ? Can you please share your thoughts on why you moved to AGPLv3 ?
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Ask HN: Startups, how has Covid-19 affected your businesses?
1 points by samblr 7y ago|0 comments
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by samblr 7y ago
Im planning to use GAE in a production environment. Can you share the specifics on how GAE managed to scale please ?
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by samblr 7y ago
Having tried remote schemas and reading about actions - I should say it doesn't feel right. @elitan - just checking nhost. Features sounds promising. Did you use hasura for building nhost's backend as well ?
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by samblr 7y ago
Just tried hasura, it is amazing to get all crud graphql apis out of box. How do we add business logic ? Folks @hasura, where do we learn about haskell ? any helpful pointers much appreciated.
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by samblr 7y ago
Congrats on launch - a quick demo video would be wonderful to go with this.
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by samblr 7y ago
Thank you. actual link : https://github.com/PostHog/posthog/tree/master/posthog
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by samblr 7y ago
Could you please point where is backend code in your github ?
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by samblr 7y ago
>> You'll find that for a huge # of simple tasks -- tasks that don't matter where they live, like one-off daily crons -- Autocode is just plain faster This is what you are building. Perhaps title of post is totally misleadin
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by samblr 7y ago
It is not difficult to see there is considerable effort spent building this. However, why would anybody use it ? I see following issues - Editors are getting mighty powerful. So why would a developer trade their favourite tool to your edito

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