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by tnolet 3y ago
“2,5 years later, Mei receives an email from Dot’s CEO that Dot will be ‘joining forces’ with Salesforce as their ‘incredible journey’ comes to an end.”
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by tnolet 3y ago
yes. Silly I did not spot that. The first three rules of a startup are: 1. get customers 2. get customers 3. get customers But, as per my reply earlier in this topic, the "how" is left as an exercise to the reader.
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by tnolet 3y ago
There is no clear answer to this. But if you are a builder / developer, you probably are doing to little on marketing & distribution. I know I did.
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by tnolet 3y ago
Some truthful but slightly generic tips in here. The big missing thing always is not so much the "what" but the "how". How do you find good people? How do sell before building? How do you find a good marketer? How do you
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by tnolet 3y ago
How is designing an API in YAML “fast”? Isn’t using code much, much faster for the average dev?
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by tnolet 3y ago
Checkly founder / CTO here. Got a ping we got mentioned. Good luck to the OP! Checkly started bootstrapped (not open source) and it’s indeed a tough market. Very exciting also, but not super easy to get a foothold. Anyway! Good luck a
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Checkly Employee Handbook(checkly.notion.site)
1 points by tnolet 3y ago|0 comments
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by tnolet 3y ago
You should charge $500 a pop for this. People will pay
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by tnolet 3y ago
Cat list price differs based on breed and vicinity to shelters and farms. OPEX and write off is manageable given an average 15 year life span. YMMV and not financial advice
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by tnolet 3y ago
Sounds in concept exactly what we are doing, but then "as a service". We let you manage it from your code base (or UI if you want) and take care of the metrics ingestion, dashboarding and alerting.
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by tnolet 3y ago
With risk of tooting my own horn too much, this is exactly why I started my company https://checklyhq.com We approach it a bit different: we blur the lines between E2E testing and production monitoring. You run an E2E test and p
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Monitoring as Code in Your Software Development Lifecycle with TypeScript(checklyhq.com)
1 points by tnolet 3y ago|0 comments
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How to add monitoring as code to your software development lifecycle(checklyhq.com)
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by tnolet 3y ago
Everyone in NL has like 2.3 bikes on average. They are many times treated as essentially throw away items. Not for the up upmarket segment, but for the casual bikes.
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by tnolet 3y ago
You make up for that in volume!
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Synthetic monitoring with playwright/test(checklyhq.com)
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by tnolet 3y ago
Anecdata: tried out Druid and Clickhouse for my SaaS. Couldn’t get Druid working. CH ran in 2 minutes.
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by tnolet 3y ago
Yeah, fair point. Sentry has added quite some features and increased complexity. Probably for good reasons like serving large customers. But still
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by tnolet 3y ago
Slight hijack. I / we went through a very similar tech selection process for timeseries metrics (not logging) ~1.5 years ago. We looked at Druid, ElasticSearch, TimeScale and a bunch of others. Main takeaways were: the SQL flavor and i
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by tnolet 3y ago
Isn’t sentry also open source and also using clickhouse at least in some parts?
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A Deep Dive into DNS Debugging(blog.checklyhq.com)
2 points by tnolet 4y ago|0 comments
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Why We Built a Developer-First TypeScript CLI for Monitoring as Code(blog.checklyhq.com)
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by tnolet 4y ago
Sounds like Mitchel got distracted. I get it, internal company wiki entropy is a hard problem.
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by tnolet 4y ago
yeah it's crazy. They invented the compact cassette player, the VCR AND the CD.
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How to Bypass TOTP-Based 2FA Login Flows with Playwright(blog.checklyhq.com)
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by tnolet 4y ago
When I was a bit younger I worked on quite some high profile (for my country) web apps. Think e-commerce, travel. Couple million users. We used Oracle on big fat metal server stacks for this. I honestly thought this was needed because RAC
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by tnolet 4y ago
This one has been great for my nephew and niece. They are hooked on it. Can recommend https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0241317738/ref=dp_ob_neva_mob...
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by tnolet 4y ago
The Great CEO within is a great book. Honestly, also for non-CEOs. One of the better (and short) Startup/B2B/SaaS self-help books. But one grain of salt: If you are at a smaller startup like me (~35 people) implementing all the le
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by tnolet 4y ago
yes
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by tnolet 4y ago
yes

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