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by seveibar 5y ago
I submitted a quick course for review. I love the concept and the execution is snappy. Like some others, I'm concerned about the pricing model because I have no way of exporting the content I create on the platform outside of it- so un
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by seveibar 5y ago
Sent this along to some coworkers, thanks for the detailed answer! FWIW I also posted to StackOverflow and your answer might reach some others there! https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68354366/why-shouldnt-yo...
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Ask HN: Why shouldn't you have redundant states represented in a SQL schema?
2 points by seveibar 5y ago|3 comments
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by seveibar 6y ago
Yep, like i said the cloud provider will lie about best practice to have you bake them in. Vercel is the best of the bunch IMO because their infrastructure components (e.g. micro) are open-source. But they have great workflows for monoliths
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by seveibar 6y ago
Render looks very cool, thanks for sharing :) Monoliths and serverless are not exclusive. Serverless applications can and should be built as monoliths and should be able to run as a monolith e.g. via a container. Any platform that prevents
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Serverless Providers and Effective Architectures(seve.blog)
6 points by seveibar 6y ago|4 comments
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by seveibar 6y ago
The author is using first-principles economic reasoning to argue against "blockchain" (but actually bitcoin/bitcoin-like cryptocurrencies). The author also seems to dislike crypto-investors because of their intent/reason
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Show HN: React REPL, Create Interactive REPLs with React(github.com)
1 points by seveibar 6y ago|0 comments
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by seveibar 6y ago
What does $60m in stock options mean? Can they be exercised at profit?
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by seveibar 6y ago
macrofab.com - full pcb etching and routing with component assembly for SMBs or hobbyists. Although this technology exists to an extent today, I think eventually "2 day delivery" of fully assembled customed circuits + the ability
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by seveibar 6y ago
You can easily implicate yourself at the scene of the crime by speaking to an officer, but in the U.S. you have the "right to remain silent". The article is generally referring to cases where you are guilty of something or could b
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by seveibar 6y ago
Having worked with a lot of government CSV/XLSX datasets (e.g. IPEDS college reporting), I can say I'd prefer something with proper foreign keys and less ambiguity in structure (people like to put descriptive cells at the top of s
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by seveibar 6y ago
You are 100% incorrect. I have only been a customer and never an employee or paid in any way by vercel.
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by seveibar 6y ago
I explained it a bit above :) generally Vercel works really well for high-traffic sites without worrying about auto-scaling. But you'll run into unique issues whenever you're dealing with two many digits haha I think my problems w
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by seveibar 6y ago
It's from a bygone era when Vercel would charge for serverless invocations. I think it still might be possible to run into the problem in overage so I can describe it a bit. Basically I was polling an API endpoint on our SPA client. Ma
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by seveibar 6y ago
Vercel is a serverless platform like AWS Lambda or Netlify. Run your API endpoints and your client application on it but your database elsewhere. They'll make deploying your website one command but take care of an enormous amount of de
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by seveibar 6y ago
I'm a huge fan of vercel, it's saved me a lot of money[1] this year. Their developer experience is incredibly friendly and they've contributed extremely useful libraries to open-source, including micro and next.js. I've
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by seveibar 6y ago
It's important work, thanks! Don't let people like me being afraid of a bad actors stop the process of publicizing exploits if it leads to a safer future :)
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by seveibar 6y ago
This is a bit scary for coding livestreamers who may have to answer the call from sudo now and again. I'm curious how the maintainer feels about the usage of this application. What drove you to continue the development of the software?
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by seveibar 6y ago
Here's a simple method: combine a gist for 224 animals[1] and 166 colors[2] you get 37,184 user names. Not enough for tracking users, but maybe enough for sign ups for a B2B application. "Azure Yak", "Cream Turkey"
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Ask HN: Great formulas for automatically generated usernames?
3 points by seveibar 6y ago|3 comments
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by seveibar 6y ago
I think Comma.ai and car manufacturers other than Tesla will probably offer a variety of customer support experiences, especially because the cost of churn is much larger than say gsuite.
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by seveibar 6y ago
I would seriously consider the use of the Polyform Small Business License for my project[1] which is currently MIT and has many small business users. We're concerned that some of the big players in the space will come in and fork/
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Show HN: UDT Courseware – Train people how to label a dataset(universaldatatool.com)
2 points by seveibar 6y ago|0 comments
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Universal Data Tool Weekly Update 4(universaldatatool.substack.com)
1 points by seveibar 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: JAC (JSON as CSV) Format – Flexible CSV Expression of JSON Files(github.com)
3 points by seveibar 6y ago|0 comments
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by seveibar 6y ago
This essay expresses the futility of ambition against distraction as well as the unproductive cycle of comparing yourself to others as a means of understanding your potential. I have certainly felt this way, and I imagine many do. I take co
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Open-Source Volunteer Armies?(twitter.com)
2 points by seveibar 6y ago|0 comments
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by seveibar 6y ago
How does the logic work? There are many necessities you pay for that aren't a public utility. The necessity of a resource doesn't seem to dictate the government should take care of it. A government monopoly is most effective when
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by seveibar 6y ago
Are chrome "dialects" like brave enough to foster innovation? I'm eager to see if Servo will provide substantial performance improvement such that there is incentive to switch other than preventing a monopoly.

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