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Oh, half the fun is the sales calls. It’s very much something I can delegate off to a person on my team, but this is relatively new and so the volume is not that large yet. I also really enjoy them! I treat these more as discovery sessions
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Oh definitely low four figures. Can’t imagine doing it for five figures (maybe I should imagine harder) and for less than that it’s just not an interesting pursuit financially for me (given the amount of work required and how much I think m
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2y ago
Right here in the thread so everyone knows that I offer discounts, clearly! :)
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I actually do that as a service for companies: https://syntaxcinema.dev I think that product tutorials are somewhat of a black art. On the one hand you have: 1. Keeping the flow moving and the video fast-paced and interesting 2.
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3y ago
Following one of the comments in this thread, I reviewed two other products in this space - https://www.staticcms.org/ and https://decapcms.org/ . It looks like the webpages are almost a direct copy of one a
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A quick one :) While we're on the topic - how does traceloop factor into all of this? What's the connection between the two? I assume the former is the LLM observability platform (Datadog for LLM?) and the latter is your own auto-
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Cool! Two questions: 1. Where do you see this observability for LLM thing going? What's the end game? Is it like in traditional observability where all formats eventually will converge to one format (which OpenTelemetry is trying to be
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Please disregard all the naysayers in the comments. I'm a technical product marketer, this is delightful and saves me so much time. Wrong audience for the tool, since they focus on things like accessibility and browser support and what
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3y ago
We do just that at Flexor! We've built what we call an Unstructured Data Transformation Layer. Think about it like an assembly line from raw text to tables in your data warehouse. We don't use Llamaindex, we have our own (propriet
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3y ago
Small typo: it says permisions instead of permissions in the feature sidebar
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Love the intro to self-hosting your email, but aren't you going to be flagged as spam by the main providers anyhow?
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3y ago
Hey hey! Would be happy to translate at least the home page and give it a little polish free of charge (I do GTM consulting for developer tools, I do a lot of these homepage refreshes before launches and whatnot). Hit me up at writing@grano
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Reading about it a little bit now + referencing the article - that looks like a normal web standard, not something a proprietary player should have any business dealing with. If the major browsers will already support this, why do I need a
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Fuck me. No permission window? Just like that, email --> scan barcode --> login? Where do I see what permissions I just granted from my (naturally, dummy) gmail account? What happens next time I want to login?
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3y ago
Descope.com looks like a knock-off of Auth0 with cool words like "Drag-and-Drop Authentication" (whatever that means), geared towards developers with the oh-so-prevalent black background and terminal-green letters, but I'm no
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3y ago
Not a substack, I think it’s hashnode or ghost or something custom made, but https://unzip.dev . Quick and dirty summaries of interesting stuff I don’t really dive into. Guy’s clearly a talented dev and has a knack for drawing di
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3y ago
Very nicely done! I like this format
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3y ago
If you’re looking for a slightly higher level look, Unzip does it well: http://unzip.dev/0x00c-ebpf/
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4y ago
Couldn't help myself: https://stackoverflow.com/a/75397146/491214
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4y ago
Great questions form all ends. Let me try and clarify. This is not monkey-patching or hot-swapping, but a different approach - we call it dynamic instrumentation. This amounts to having an agent (an SDK/library, in essence) perform th
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4y ago
Per your first question - protecting sensitive information - we've got PII redaction and Blocklisting that cover a variety of potential cases of data leakage [0]. Regarding profiling - we're not actively a profiler, but we do offe
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Lightrun add logs at runtime, which means you'll add a log and it will be integrated into the stream of logs emitted from the application (or streamed to your IDE plugin) - it's not a time-travelling debugger, if I understand the
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4y ago
Well, what if there was no log there to begin with? If you've got a bunch of logs labelled as INFO, WARN and ERROR in your system, and you tweak the debug level - you get more detailed debug logs as need be. This will stream EXISTING l
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4y ago
Got a free tier you can play around with at [0] , and a few examples you can check out over at [1]. We've also got a zero-config (in-browser!) version of the whole thing [2], using code-server [3]. [0] https://lightrun.com&#
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4y ago
Disclaimer: I work for Lightrun, a dynamic instrumentation (read: add logs at runtime) tool. Logging is a surprisingly pricey bit of observability at scale. If you're doing anything highly-transactional you're pretty much guarante
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You're the mild one:)
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So I read your second sentence first for some reason, which seemed plausible and I wanted to respond nicely. And then I read your first sentence - why is it always the assumption that people are going the hyperbole route? This is a well-upv
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I find it interesting that there are two MongoDb Directors of Developer Relations in this thread - one former, one current - either attempting to replicate the suggested costs to see if the author's faking it, or outright blaming him h
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I know Mykyta, who does dev productivity at Netflix now, and he said something to that effect;) I tried finding you on twitter but no go since DMs are closed. Would be happy to pick your brain about the topic - tom@granot.dev is where I’m a
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Pricing is here: https://lightrun.com/pricing
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