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Hetzner & OVH gets you the best of both worlds. Unbelievable (new) specs, hosted and at prices points tough to beat doing it yourself. E.g. Hetzner AMD RYZEN™ 9 7950X3D (current gen Zen 4) 16 physical cores (4.2 GHz) 128GB DDR
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3y ago
Let's add another step in our toolchain & deployment bundle. It saddens me to see people new to web development don't realize that to deploy a webpage, all it takes is just uploading (SFTP) a single .html file onto a web serve
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(2014) Fred is a big Erlang advocate from 10+ years ago. He's written multiple books on Erlang, from his real-world experience, of using it to build Heroku (Erlang underpins much of the original Heroku platform and large pieces still t
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Don't get me wrong, I love Fastmail too (and don't want their service to change). The point being - if Notion included hosted email & calendaring - you begin to have a full fledge Google Workspace replacement (when you factor
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Fastmail Would be really interesting if Notion acquired Fastmail. It’d be a solid Google Workspace competitor for new startups to use.
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3y ago
I’m surprised Notion is still using .so when they own .com ccTLD (.so) are more prone to outages & risk then gTLD (.com) And for any company, especially SaaS, safeguarding your domain (and uptime) is an exercise is financial de-risking.
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Is Notion still slow? I really wanted to love Notion but stopped using it due to how slow it was. Is that still a problem?
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3y ago
> on premise have no idea how much the salary costs of someone I haven’t yet meet anyone at a company that heavily uses cloud and still doesn’t have the same number of salaried infra people as on-prem.
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Assuming the IPs are clean, you have the foundation for starting an a transactional emails send service (eg Postmark, Sendgrid, etc).
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What are people’s go to Mac (GUI) editors these days?
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You don’t want to give your top talent a reason to look for another job. Telling your top talent a layoff is coming, even if they feel “secure” in their role, still gives them a reason to look. Let alone competitors now have a great pitch t
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In my experience, your best talent then leaves. Which is the opposite of what you want.
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3y ago
HN just yesterday had a DDOS, and switched over to using Cloudflare. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38939559
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> "we called [Cloudflare] and they quoted a very big number" [0] This is what I've never understood about Cloudflare. You're suppose to be able to purchase a business account for $200/mo [1] But it seems like at
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> "Google parent firm Alphabet employed 182,381 employees" I'm always sad to hear when someone loses their jobs, but the headline borders on being click-bait. If Google laid off ~3k of it's 182k employee base, that&
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Larry Ellison still today owns 42% of Oracle. What he does instead is take out loans against his stock. Bill could have done the same and still fund all his philanthropy. https://www.bloomberg.com/billionaires/profiles&
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Bill Gates, at time of IPO owned 49% of Microsoft. If he hadn’t sold his stock, he’d be worth ~$1.5 Trillion To put that into context, he'd be worth 6x Elon Musk (who's the current riches person-in-the-world) https://
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Wolfram seems to excel at so many things, but does anyone actually use it? https://www.wolframalpha.com
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A lot of linux environments include Lynx. It's a text-based web browser. It's possible you already have Lynx installed, and it'd give similar results (but is general purpose for any website) https://en.wikipedia.or
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I'm surprised it still looks so much like a "normal" plane. When you remove the need for a person to sit in the aircraft, you'd think it would create the opportunity to generate entirely new design profiles. But this sti
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FYI - Mike Pall is back working on LuaJIT. And v3.0 is underway. https://github.com/LuaJIT/LuaJIT/issues/1092
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PHP
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Reality check … working at a company with hyper growth is of course fun, but also extreme rare in business. Most companies in the world are a slow slug. Tech got spoiled this past decade. Now it’s time for reality to settle in.
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Agreed. The amount of colors, bold and flashy text, etc. is just very distracting. When you're dealing with lots of information, as you do with large email inboxes - I want the opposite of distracting. I want something where it puts co
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That video feels very anti-37signals style. When past videos were just either Jason or DHH, giving an authentic - unscripted recorded demo.
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Sad site is down. Happy my productivity is up today.
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Is Section 174 a driver for these layoffs? It now eliminates the ability for businesses to deduct their R&D expenditures as an expense. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/rp-23-08.pdf
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I’d assume annual since the first number says “/year”, but that blows my mind captable mgmt is $250M in annual revenue.
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Does this help improve perf (in addition to preventing bugs)? Is so, what's a ballpark of perf improvement?
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Like Althttpd? That’s the web server created by the SQLite team and also serves sqlite.org https://sqlite.org/althttpd/doc/trunk/althttpd.md
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