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tmitchel2
5y ago
As a founder mainly working on my own this article resonated with me.
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Everything I've Learned from Growing My Startup to 10M Users with $0 in Funding
(entrepreneur.com)
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5y ago
My impression is Athena = Lambda + S3 (what i would call true serverless) Redshift Serverless = Auto AWS Managed EC2 instances with local storage + S3 Although I could be wrong as I just had a quick 5 minute look at it...
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5y ago
AWS lambda with graviton here I come....
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5y ago
Good luck! Your mechanical engineering background will definitely give you good foundation to work from. If you are if the entrepreneurial ilk then definitely advise you to think about problems you had over the past 20 years and to use th
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5y ago
Very well written post tbh
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5y ago
I totally agree. My startup uses graphql inside a lambda function. I'm not running at any scale yet but I just cant see the point of not leveraging all that autoscaling infra. Perhaps lambda at real scale costs more but I've no
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5y ago
I think the article was quite balanced. If anything the tech scene is better since Brexit but I suspect that's in large part to the pandemic. However, if you worked for one of the faultering European investment banks then perhaps you
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5y ago
I went for a ULX3S to try and learn spinalHDL. I find it much easier to understand than vanilla verilog, however it still is a steep learning curve...
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5y ago
Yup nailed it
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5y ago
Last part made me chuckle
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5y ago
Interesting to see this on HN! This is a friends company and theyve put a lot of time and effort into it, seems like its getting through.
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5y ago
Does anyone know if the alpha builds will work with react native? I'm really hoping so because the flickering between transitions when using latest relay is super annoying to get around.
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6y ago
The heavy lifting bit of unity is also written in C#. C# has a rep for being slow which is undeserved these days.
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6y ago
So you are saying that if you are a solo founder and you have designed in redundancy then it's all good to take a holiday and not monitor anything?
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6y ago
I was expecting the title to be changed because you wrote 'can edit', probs should have said you were going to evaluate a change in title instead.
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6y ago
Well put..
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7y ago
Less germs, more broken arms.
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8y ago
Nice post. Looks like some of dotnet core boffins are hard at work on a new grpc client / server impl. If that becomes the fastest version then dotnet will be even harder to ignore....
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8y ago
There have been some serious hours put into that, the scada demo looks great. Good luck..
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8y ago
This article is really hard to understand. Is the gateway just for the UI as per normal or is it for all the backend services also?! The diagram doesn't help much because it looks like the backend services can call the front-end servi
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8y ago
I use Apache drill, selecting from a CSV table into a Parquet table. If you use AWS they now provide the ability to convert also.
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8y ago
https://github.com/Microsoft/checkedc
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AWS lambda supports .NET Core natively
(docs.aws.amazon.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
It's great news for MS that these are even being compared. However, more importantly...let the flame wars begin!
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System.Threading.Tasks.Channels – Golang channels in c#
(github.com)
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Announcing .NET Core Tools MSBuild “alpha”
(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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10y ago
True. A 128MB works absolutely fine, it actually only consumes about 50MB peak. However, in lambda the memory is linked to the processing power and the speed increase offsets the additional charges by being that much quicker. I was surpr
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Dynamodb-lambda-autoscale
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10y ago
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REST (inc. HATEOAS) done right
(github.com)
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13y ago
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