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   by tebbers 3y ago

   Carebit | Mid/Senior iOS Product Engineer | Remote | Full-Time Carebit is a design-led healthcare technology company helping hundreds of private doctors across the UK run their practices more effectively and efficiently with our web pl
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   by tebbers 3y ago

   I’m not sure they’re saying it’s a bad thing? Just a thing that is happening.
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   by tebbers 3y ago

   I read this as since Evernote is not a cutting edge, hypey startup they don’t need to have as high a calibre/pay grade of staff as they currently do have by being based in California. Hence can halve labour costs by moving to Europe an
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   by tebbers 3y ago

   I’m convinced that Cloudflare will buy them for their future container offering.
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   by tebbers 3y ago

   Cloudflare is even cheaper than Google AFAIK. I already use them for my main domains and will probably move all my other Google domains over there as well.
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   by tebbers 3y ago

   Awesome, thanks for the info! We are building more and more features on Cloudflare and absolutely love the whole experience, faultless.
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   by tebbers 3y ago

   Sounds fair enough to me. Look what AWS did to Elasticsearch (amongst many others).
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   by tebbers 3y ago

   WooCommerce is free plus a $5 a month VPS if you want to do e-commerce yourself. If you want support + hosting + security features then pay for a SaaS.
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   by tebbers 3y ago

   Exactly why we refuse to use Sidekiq. “Hey, you have to pay to guarantee your jobs won’t just vanish”. No thanks.
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    Carebit | carebit.co | Mid/Senior Full Stack Product Engineer (React and Rails) | REMOTE Carebit is a young, design-led healthcare technology company that is helping hundreds of private doctors across the UK run their practices more ef
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    Lucky them working in Darlington one week and Norwich the next!
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    As a Brit this article is laughable. People are literally dying in the UK because so called wonderful 'free' public healthcare doesn't have the ambulances to send to them. Tons of potholes everywhere too. Outside London and m
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    I really feel for Fly, as a potential customer. They are trying really hard. I would still love to use them one day and this post is definitely a step in the right direction. Growing is painful but they have smart people working there so fi
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    I considered Fly for our Rails app currently hosted on Dokku, but even 3 months ago there were grumblings that it was flaky and not quite suitable yet for production. So now we are considering Northflank, Render (if they get a London region
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    Thank you.
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    Dear John, I absolutely love and admire Cloudflare’s services as a customer (and recent investor), but please please get stuff like this sorted as it will absolute ruin Cloudflare’s reputation in the long run. I beg you!
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    Carebit | Full Stack Ruby on Rails + React Mid/Senior Product Engineer | Remote | Full-Time Carebit is a young, design-led healthcare technology company helping hundreds of private doctors across the UK run their practices more effecti
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    Exactly my first thought too.
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    Cloudflare is ludicrously good value for money, even on the $25 a month plan. Even on the free plan you get a huge amount for $0.
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    Exactly this. Everyone else is happy to buy when things are booming and it's baked into the price.
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    I think so. I've started buying shares every month in Cloudflare and Shopify - use their products and think they have fantastic momentum and great teams working on industry-defining tech. Disclaimer - I don't work/have never
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    I still haven't turned on my gas central heating yet once in London. This week is set to peak at 16/17 degrees too which is pretty warm for me.
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    Great article. > I never ever again want to think about IP rules. I want to tell the cloud to connect service A and B! DigitalOcean's firewall is a bit like this.
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    It's a tricky question surely, akin to the Ship of Theseus? At what point is the code sufficiently different? Is there legal precedent for this?
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    You might like https://ambientsleepingpill.com/
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    I spent my adolescent years listening to Eno and this album in particular while studying, so this means a lot to me. Thanks for sharing.
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    We often have to sync hundreds of thousands of files to S3 and we use this which often hits 300 files a second on a 1Gbps link: https://github.com/mishudark/s3-parallel-put
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    Off topic but Apple don’t really mind if you buy a new one and then return it after a week once your old one is fixed. Apple support even told my father to do this.
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    You're not a customer, you don't pay for the product. If you want to be treated like a customer, then pay for the product. This entitlement mindset is extraordinary. Slack was literally paying for you to use their product. Regardl
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    by tebbers 4y ago

    The £10bn one under Tony Blair?