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by tschellenbach 2y ago
CockroachDB is easier to manage and more cost effective than Postgress due to that. But now I suspect the balance tips back to Postgres
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by tschellenbach 2y ago
We will probably end up removing CockroachDB from our infra due to this change. It also makes me a bit worried about their long term viability. How much ARR does CockroachDB have and what was their last round valuation...?
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by tschellenbach 2y ago
Thank you, amazing language :)
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by tschellenbach 2y ago
Amsterdam/Boulder & Remote (EU) Stream provides APIs for in-app chat and video calling. We're are used by thousands of companies and reach over a billion end users. Tech is based on Go, Redis, CockroachDB, some Raft & Rock
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by tschellenbach 2y ago
Important to not get frustrated, but try to understand how things work and why they work that way.
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by tschellenbach 2y ago
Imagine world class education, for everyone, accessible to all at the price of Netflix. AI can be a teaching assistant, but also makes it easier to create course materials. Generating video explanations, infographics etc.
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by tschellenbach 2y ago
those are quarterly revenue numbers. they are at >1B in revenue
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by tschellenbach 2y ago
years ago we switched from python to go. super happy we didnt go for rust, C++ or elixir. go is the get stuff done and make it fast language. my startup would have had a hard time and not grown as much if it wasn't for go
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
Bit of a weird take no? When I was 13 google ads was a great source of income for me. Learned a lot back in those days, definitely a foundation that enabled me to succeed in the future.
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
does anyone know which products of cloudflare have the most revenue?
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
(I work at Stream, we power activity feeds, chat and video calling/streaming for some very large apps) You should in most cases just use websockets with a keep-alive ping every 30 seconds or so. It's not common anymore to block we
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
The crisis is not related to the cost of building housing. It's due to regulatory hurdles preventing houses from being built.
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
You'll get a lot of misguided advice on an app like this. At the early days of a startup you need people who care, who will find a way to succeed despite the odds, who will stick around even if it doesn't make economic sense for t
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
What are the competing solutions for connecting github, docs to LLMs? Who are your main competitors?
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Techstars Is Struggling(techcrunch.com)
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
Feels like there is a balance between ensuring good protection and still allowing markets to be efficient.
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
Meanwhile, TikTok and Agora are still going strong. Shouldn't they address that?
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
for Stream I took the first 200 sales calls myself. I think you need to really just go do it a lottttt. Ignore all the books, just focus on understanding the customer's pain point and follow up faster and more often than any big compan
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
Django and Rails are by far the best for small projects. It's not close.
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
I think it's the opposite. The push for politics to do something is having an impact, we are making progress in lowering emissions. But it's not enough, and there are constraints on democratically elected leaders. Eventually, publ
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
How do you get people to vote for this given that it will increase prices/lower their standard of living today?
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
There is just no democratic support for fixing global warming since it's too expensive. See the riots in France when they tried to tax gas more heavily. I like Bill Gate's book on the topic. We need technological progress in sever
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
Fine for non-majority shareholders to be able to sue. Also fine that they win. But 6 years after the package was awarded?
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
Likely not the last round. From their numbers, it seems pretty clear that they need to become profitable.
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
Big user experience gap between self checkout in The Netherlands, Albert Hein, vs Walmart/King Soopers etc.
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
People literally can't agree on anything. Meanwhile, roughly 100% of companies are cutting back on remote work. It's not a cult or some conspiracy, it just has real problems and companies are responding to that. Does it work for s
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
I had several teams abused remote work. From not doing much of anything to working multiple jobs. We still have remote work at Stream, but it's reserved for teams where recruiting is very hard and performance is excellent. I think almo
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
I think it's funny how HNews is filled with this type of content. While there are also many posts about people not working at all remotely or working multiple jobs. I think we all have friends who work multiple roles or do nothing remo
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
Well if you cut everyone's salaries, you also don't retain the good people. That's the theory at least. In practice, some of these companies don't know who is solid and who isn't since they have layers of management
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by tschellenbach 3y ago
I'm upvoting this, it's a clear issue

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