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by sorenbs 10y ago
Better performance, lower jitter, easy scalability. There's really no reason to not use Aurora.
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Amazon Athena – Interactive SQL Queries for Data in Amazon S3(aws.amazon.com)
5 points by sorenbs 10y ago|0 comments
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by sorenbs 10y ago
I can vouch for Netlify. We use them for all our stuff at Graphcool and it is awesome. Going from S3+CF to netlify provides a step improvement similar to going from EC2 instances to a managed docker cluster.
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by sorenbs 10y ago
You can easily set up multiple accounts with same credit card and they will all be eligible for free tier. I use gmails email+alias@gmail.com feature for this.
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by sorenbs 10y ago
I think there is a great opportunity in using GraphQL as a unifying entry point to legacy systems. In fact, when I talk to people at meetups and conferences, this is a topic that is almost always brought up. Companies that might have previo
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by sorenbs 10y ago
All four points are valid criticism of Relay. Point 1 and 2 especially and the verbose structure of connections is why we decided to offer two endpoints to your project on graph.cool - one that supports all the relay conventions and one tha
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by sorenbs 10y ago
Hey! We found it to be very difficult to get started with Relay. At Graphcool we are building the dashboard, a core component of our product with Relay, so we had to become experts. Now we have turned this into (what we hope to be) a compel
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by sorenbs 10y ago
We moved our entire api to Apigee at my previous job (500+ person fast growing startup). It certainly has value and was a great fit for us. Many aspects of the Apigee stack felt kinda weird and cumbersome though and I saw such a huge potent
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by sorenbs 10y ago
I think it is just a cost saving decision but they try to sell it as promoting a healthy work life balance :-)
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by sorenbs 10y ago
They changed the model recently. It's now 50€/mth and flex is the only option.
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by sorenbs 10y ago
I couldn't help but smile reading your description of factory because it is mostly true. We stay there as it is extremely cheap - membership fee only barely covers my coffee consumption :-) and because the environment is modern and nic
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by sorenbs 10y ago
The factory actually closes at 9 pm. We do have a shower though.
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by sorenbs 10y ago
Indeed this is how I have build all my projects for the last two years. Currently I am building a platform to easily deploy a graphql api called https://graph.cool
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by sorenbs 10y ago
It's a fairly common term to describe barrier to entry dynamics. See for example a random article like this https://stratechery.com/2015/selling-feelings/
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Canada's energy superpower status threatened as world shifts off fossil fuel(cbc.ca)
2 points by sorenbs 10y ago|0 comments
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Live: mobilescale London(mobile.twitter.com)
1 points by sorenbs 11y ago|0 comments
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Lessons in Moving Your Startup Overseas to Silicon Valley(techcrunch.com)
1 points by sorenbs 11y ago|0 comments
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by sorenbs 11y ago
It seems to me you don't have a good understanding of the amount and kind of people doing web development. Either that or your comment is not in regard to web development at all?
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Is AWS trying to throttle back its growth?(storagemojo.com)
2 points by sorenbs 11y ago|0 comments
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Tesla owners too trusting of autopilot(arstechnica.com)
2 points by sorenbs 11y ago|0 comments
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by sorenbs 11y ago
I was never able to use Neo4J as a first level database on a busy website. Simple traversals were just too slow. I ended up maintaining a simple in-memory structure on a pair of machines behind a load balancer with all writes going to sql a
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by sorenbs 11y ago
Facebook as well with TAO https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-engineering/tao-the-... I think they presented it at one of the @scale conferences.
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CS183C Technology-enabled Blitzscaling course – class 2 notes(medium.com)
2 points by sorenbs 11y ago|0 comments
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Apple Makes Its Biggest Push to Date into the Enterprise(recode.net)
1 points by sorenbs 11y ago|0 comments
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by sorenbs 11y ago
They are/where giving a talk about it today at http://www.atscaleconference.com/schedule
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by sorenbs 11y ago
Thanks - enjoying the Colbert cover right now. In a world of abundance Curation is the real value.
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On the nature of timers(blog.getify.com)
12 points by sorenbs 11y ago|5 comments
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by sorenbs 11y ago
Also a dane living in London using 3. It works great. Only downside is calling UK numbers at billed as if I was calling from Denmark.
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by sorenbs 11y ago
It's become "a normal thing" to take GB-size games and compile them to asm.js. WebAssembly will absolutely make a difference.
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by sorenbs 11y ago
Over the last five years or so many communities in Denmark has made it mandatory to treat rain water separately from sewage to reduce the pressure on our water cleaning utilities and reuse the rain water directly. It is done by either runni

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