tnolet

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Green Onion Bucket(vilimpoc.org)
1 points by tnolet 6y ago|0 comments
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How I went from bootstrapped to VC backed in three months(blog.checklyhq.com)
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From bootstrapped to VC backed in three months(blog.checklyhq.com)
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From bootstrapped to VC backed in three months(blog.checklyhq.com)
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by tnolet 7y ago
Heroku with the Heroku scheduler addon.
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by tnolet 7y ago
This is great news, bit of a non issue right now with Corona but that will pass. Hope other Dutch cities with small, historic centers will follow Amsterdam's example.
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Amsterdam to ban Airbnb in city centre(dutchnews.nl)
2 points by tnolet 7y ago|1 comments
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by tnolet 7y ago
Checkly founder here! We are a dedicated API monitoring solution mixed with synthetic monitoring using Puppeteer scripts. A bit like if RunScope, GhostInspector and Pingdom had a baby. And the baby was born in a Javascript, Cloud Native, De
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by tnolet 7y ago
There is certainly a huge YAGNI danger here. 10 people shops should read this, but keep their socks on. I love the part in that other SRE book where they say to “keep it simple” right after describing probably the most involved, meticulous
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by tnolet 7y ago
Checkly | UI/UX, front end, full stack engineers | Berlin / Remote| Full Time | https://checklyhq.com Checkly is an API monitoring and synthetic monitoring SaaS for modern DevOps teams. We are almost 5 people now, remo
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by tnolet 7y ago
In Dutch law and pretty sure German law an employee has the right to privacy. This extends to the personal use of company supplied equipment.
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by tnolet 7y ago
100%. Running a SaaS is a ton of work. You will get far busier. If you are successful even more.
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by tnolet 7y ago
By all means, read the books mentioned in this thread. And then drop it and just start working. There is a large swath of self-branded Indie Hackers who cling to books, blogs, conferences etc. but are too paralyzed by all the advice and inp
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by tnolet 7y ago
I had a similar encounter 10 years ago around 24th street and Mission. Was a raccoon though. Very cute one too and quite fat.
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by tnolet 7y ago
And the foxes! Saw some gorgeous foxes crossing the street at night in Prenzlauerberg, near the Volkspark.
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by tnolet 7y ago
more than easily. Fantastic albums have been made with way less CPU / Mem grunt than these new Mac minis.
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by tnolet 7y ago
Here here. Been saying this for years as a satisfied Popcorn time users. Been paying for Spotify already for years too. If a legal Popcorn Time existed, I'd signup directly.
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by tnolet 7y ago
A sort of meta lesson here for bootstrappers and technical founders is that explaining in simple terms what your product does is actually extremely difficult. YC hammers that point a lot too. Good example here is the “open, plugin etc.” fea
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Dips and wiggles: monitoring site perf. with Checkly, Prometheus and Grafana(blog.checklyhq.com)
9 points by tnolet 7y ago|1 comments
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by tnolet 7y ago
Correct. Seems to work fine for Slack and Notion among others.
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by tnolet 7y ago
I noticed many folks swept up by the docker hype actually moving to Heroku. Turns out dockerizing your apps only brings 5% of the benefits a platform like Heroku brings you.
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by tnolet 7y ago
You are correct. “Build something people want” should be followed by “don’t die” and “find an audience”. In that order.
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by tnolet 7y ago
What makes you say it’s high quality? Can you point out specifics?
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by tnolet 7y ago
Why did you guys build your own e-commerce stack?
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by tnolet 7y ago
I get Uber is huge. But honestly, there was nothing out there that could fulfill there use case? Cassandra, ElasticSearch, Influx, etc.? I might be completely wrong, but I just highly doubt that.
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by tnolet 7y ago
Do whatever you can to support the free and freedom of the press
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by tnolet 7y ago
Not OP, but it’s kinda besides the point. Using Twitter for this makes it global by default.
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by tnolet 7y ago
Node is especially good at handling async stuff. It’s in the JavaScript DNA. Whether through callbacks, Promises or async/await. As many backend apps are basically tying together 3rd party and 1st APIs it’s actually a very logical choi
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by tnolet 7y ago
Yes. This is the same vibe I got. A dick measuring contest between the 1% SV based software developers. But wrapped in a “help the world” message. The information is fascinating though. And we could have misread the subtext.
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by tnolet 7y ago
yes, it's copy & paste content littered with ads...

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