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The new jailbreak is so fun(twitter.com)
109 points by ushakov 4y ago|17 comments
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by ushakov 4y ago
Their revenues and market shares are laughable Netlify revenue is approximately $20M, Vercel’s $25M AWS revenue is $65B
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by ushakov 4y ago
There's also this by ITV: https://www.itv.com/watch/deep-fake-neighbour-wars/10a2895/1...
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by ushakov 4y ago
Forge only confirms my assumptions. From their website: > Forge links to your account on one of our supported cloud providers They help you deploy PHP applications to your AWS/DigitalOcean/Linode account
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by ushakov 4y ago
I have not seen any niche companies having success with that business model Our own surveys show, that enterprise users want to host on a platform of their choice. They are not too eager to switch providers and are more unlikely to use your
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by ushakov 4y ago
How will you make money?
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by ushakov 4y ago
Gives me the same vibe as Vapor for Swift. I'm happy that this technology exists, but doesn't make sense for me to use, unless I'm also a Flutter or Apple developer
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by ushakov 4y ago
> Gatsby Cloud is a Netlify competitor That's a bold assumption. What's Gatsby Cloud's market share? Zero-point-something percent?
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by ushakov 4y ago
aren't they just an AWS wrapper?
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by ushakov 4y ago
Just to make it clear: I'm not involved in Haystack. I commented here and shared a link on their discord, so someone from their team could have an opportunity to answer By the way, thank for helping our own startup, we are really grate
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by ushakov 4y ago
How does your product compare to https://haystack.it ?
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by ushakov 4y ago
Prisma, being the most popular ORM at the moment, gives you a lot of leverage and opportunities for vertical integration
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by ushakov 4y ago
Obviously they have a bigger vision for the tool and needed people to make it happen In all honesty, 100 people is not a big number, you need people like accountants, lawyers, office staff and so on
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by ushakov 4y ago
They offer a proxy service for connecting to your relational database from server-less environments like lambda
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by ushakov 4y ago
So, nothing?
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by ushakov 4y ago
what happened to their valuation?
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by ushakov 4y ago
🆔 this type of thing works too
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by ushakov 4y ago
Is it me or does the person presenting look uncanny, almost like a 3D avatar?
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by ushakov 4y ago
I have a question. Does Jarred ever have a vacation? Really concerning to see how much you work lately. Wishing you a more relaxed time
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by ushakov 4y ago
Vercel, Fly.io, Automattic, GitHub, HashiCorp
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by ushakov 4y ago
I was looking for a similar tool and found Haystack recently: https://haystack.it How does your solution compare to Haystack?
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by ushakov 4y ago
Only 3 components?
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We wrote a ChatGPT bot to solve your Kubernetes issues(twitter.com)
1 points by ushakov 4y ago|0 comments
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Hype around quantum computing recedes over lack of practical uses(ft.com)
5 points by ushakov 4y ago|3 comments
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by ushakov 4y ago
Not on the receiving side https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/dg/receiving-email-co...
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by ushakov 4y ago
I would go to cloud providers, which can offer me managed rabbitmq, kafka or mongodb Certainly, I wouldn't get any vendor-specific services like Lambda or SNS (in this example)
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by ushakov 4y ago
Hello > This diagram is actually pretty simple The diagram looks like an ad > All it uses are Lambdas (serverless functions), S3 buckets (object storage), and SNS (broadcast/push queues) Do you actually need all of this or do y
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by ushakov 4y ago
The tech diagram on AWS is insane. This is what I call vendor lock-in porn I'm wondering how much your monthly bill is?
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by ushakov 4y ago
> I've made the difficult decision to reduce our operating expense(1) by about 25% Q/Q, which includes letting go of about 950 people read that again you're not an individual to corporations, just an expendable can only im
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by ushakov 4y ago
Does this support request chaining?

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