tnolet

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by tnolet 2y ago
Yeah. We use that too now but still have my F5 account going
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by tnolet 2y ago
Sounds very familiar. Was a solo dev for at least 2 years before being able to form a team around my product. One nit, one confirm: - I don't agree with the guiltiness on zero days. There is just no way to stay sane if you don't t
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by tnolet 2y ago
How is this different from Lightdash? https://github.com/lightdash/lightdash
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by tnolet 2y ago
We do synthetics and heartbeat monitoring for quite some companies (link in bio) but this problem is a bit trickier, or let's say "three sided" 1. Yes, a synthetic check is very useful here to just see if a user facing "
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by tnolet 2y ago
Oh boy that hits home. Been deep in the OTEL world the last months and the official docs are very, very undercooked.
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by tnolet 2y ago
What’s the difference between a drummer and a drum machine? You only have to punch the beat into a drum machine once. (Had bands and multiple drummers. Love’m)
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by tnolet 2y ago
Could be true, I have no idea. All I know is I can buy some pretty damn nice EV's now from reputable companies for less than a Tesla.
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by tnolet 2y ago
> Models 3/Y are literally one of the cheapest EVs available in EU/US? Er, no. Peugeot, Renault, Volkswagen etc. all make (way) cheaper models. Heck, even Volvo now has an EV (the EX30) that is ~EUR 8k cheaper than a Model y. N
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by tnolet 3y ago
Have a look here. It spawned quite a thing! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24799660
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by tnolet 3y ago
https://github.com/checkly/headless-recorder - got ~15k GitHub stars. - AWS copied it. - We deprecated it as better stuff came on the market with @playwright/test's codegen. But I did code the initial version
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by tnolet 3y ago
Founded companie(s) to in NL and DE. It's not so much that there is a notary step, it's just that the DE notary is slow, expensive etc. In NL it takes 30 minutes at a notary (or online) and typically EUR 125 or so. Done.
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by tnolet 3y ago
I'm Dutch (Netherlands) and lived in Germany a while. I started companies in both. The Netherlands is ultra-quick and cheap. Germany not so much as per this thread. The mythical "European state" where everything works the sam
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by tnolet 3y ago
Awesome, this is 50m from my office. Born and raised in Utrecht but had no idea.
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What's your least favorite DevOps buzzword?(old.reddit.com)
5 points by tnolet 3y ago|2 comments
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How We Slashed Vue.js SPA Load Times from 8 to 3 Seconds(checklyhq.com)
9 points by tnolet 3y ago|0 comments
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by tnolet 3y ago
for me it strikes the right balance between enough "white space" and density. E.g. VS code is not dense enough for me.
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by tnolet 3y ago
I'm normally cynical bastard resistant to change. But Jetbrains new IDE styling is really good. I use it in WebStorm everyday and see no reason to move back to the old UI. Kudos Jetbrains.
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by tnolet 3y ago
100%. Playwright (which does have Python support) is completely owning this scene. The robustness is amazing.
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by tnolet 3y ago
Interesting that the OP puts “caring about performance” so high where he admits that it had very little impact on business results. If the data shows it does not matter for success of the company, why care so much and stress it is important
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by tnolet 3y ago
All good. Just wanted to mention this was with a company I started before my current to which you are referencing.
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by tnolet 3y ago
I was following them on and off as they started around the same time I started a company in similar space and we shared an investor. Similarly, Armory.io also got sold in what seems a fire sale ($7M after raising $200M). Goes to show how ha
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by tnolet 3y ago
> There's no money in making a thing that works well, only in making things that look good Amazon, AWS, Salesforce and anything Oracle entered the chat. More seriously, I think it really depends. People will use and pay large amount
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by tnolet 3y ago
Oh yes, the amount of times I rolled back a change during an outage that had nothing to do with the outage... It's a critical skill for engineers: being able to critically reason, debug and "test in isolation" any changes tha
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by tnolet 3y ago
In the grand scheme of things, this is irrelevant. The problem an indiehacker has is that no one knows they exist and they have no users. Being copied should be very, very low on your risk list.
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by tnolet 3y ago
we just built a new feature for our pretty bandwidth heavy SaaS on R2. Works pretty damn good with indeed massive savings. We just use the AWS-SDK (Node.js) and use the R2 endpoint.
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How to spend $10k, $12 at a time with Datadog(checklyhq.com)
2 points by tnolet 3y ago|1 comments
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by tnolet 3y ago
OP found out that customer research and Go-To-Market are more important than engineering. Engineering is (mostly). Finding customers and selling to them is not.
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by tnolet 3y ago
Holy moly. Just got the same email. 6x price hike. Effective less than 30 days from now. I guess consultants migrating folks from prismic to some other cms will be busy this Christmas.
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AWS S3 vs. Cloudflare R2 cost use case(twitter.com)
5 points by tnolet 3y ago|0 comments
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by tnolet 3y ago
“Mei ask for a full dump of her data. Dot responds ‘Sorry, I can’t do that Dave, I mean Mei’”.

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