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Ask HN: Do you use Percona Distribution of PostgreSQL? How's it working for you?
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No go if the pennies are fiat. Has to be crypto, blockchain, blugh blag blah. Even more points if it's a centralized blockchain like the ones a16z are funding.
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Much appreciated!
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> Ansible has a very low barrier to entry in terms of dependencies that need to be installed into the machines you want to manage: they need to have python 2.6+ or python 3.5+, and you need to be able to connect to the machines over ssh.
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I want to learn from you more. What if I gave you 2 docker containers: 1. one with ansible loaded and ready to go 2. another one with just SSH running that you can point the above to and experiment with If you don't know docker - that&
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> Much of the job that ansible or other config management tools might have done is handled by docker build to bake container images, and k8s to manage custom running services OK but there has to be something that executes the docker buil
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Ask HN: Curious about Ansible but afraid or blocked on getting started?
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Do you think unqlite would be a better fit? Have you looked at unqlite?
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Do you think unqlite would be a better fit? Have you looked at unqlite?
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> why go through all the trouble of setting this up instead of just using AWS 1. Have you ever hosted something on AWS, for public consumption by parties not under your control, where you, personally were footing the bill? 2. Have you ev
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Would this be possible using SQLite: - I point it to a bunch of JSON files on disk. They have similar schema but not exact (slight variations) - I SQLite import them into one virtual table (I would rather not literally import them - think P
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> I meant that now we never hang out, we don’t trust each other any more, and code review has suffered as a result. > It’s especially hard for new people joining a team where baseline trust is basically equal to that of Internet stran
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Ha ha haha - EXACTLY to the last dot! I am terrified of where we are headed as a society. I get that writing blogs are more time consuming than tweeting but for the consumer - is this content really valuable in the long term?
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> I don't have a Twitter account, but I view posts and threads simply by opening Twitter links in a private browser window. Does that not work for you all? No. After a while there's a huge modal layer asking me to log in
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> It’s more common than you think I didn't say septics are uncommon. To ask you differently: - How large was that plot (on which the septic system was installed) - Was the septic system dedicated to your house or shared - How large
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> Well the question is not just for this idea but for any idea, how do you know if a problem is big enough to be solved. This is premature optimization. How many datapoints do you have so far? Did you interview 50-60 of one persona yet?
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> Every day there are posts here with some Twitter thread as the source These threads are extremely and overwhelmingly popular and that surprises me. These threads always start off like "Here's how to make $100MM in 10 hours&qu
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While I am happy to go into TAM and related metrics, I am assuming this is your first successful startup. In that case, don't worry about the market - infact, having just a few dozen paying customers who can be fit in 1 to max 3 person
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Rude > Money doesn't just disappear if you don't spend it, you need funds to live, not income. It does. It's called inflation. Don't be an asshole on the internet. There are bigger assholes on the internet and they ca
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In a city where space is at a premium? Which space efficient septic tank do you have in mind?
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> The hardest thing about remote work is code review. code review was done async. and in all practical sense "remote" at all the dozen places I ever worked in an office. How else do you scale code review on a team of more than
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> If that’s the way things are shaping up I need to go be a farmer or something. Is this something you entertain as an actual possibility or shudder to think about?
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> We don’t have to be best friends, but yes, showing up is part of the “teammate” package. You don’t get to withdraw that part and still demand all the same things from me. … but they arn't. The person who has meaningful and deep re
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Store on R2 and serve off Cloudflare CDN by allowing it to read off R2 So you interact with R2 Your users interact with Cloudflare CDN
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1. Does it support autoscaling (up and down)? Do you have docs/links 2. What's the cost ($/instances/overhead) of going HA 3. How does this handle reliable/multiregion storage and data transfer (eg: if a region is h
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Setting up a platform/cloud agnostic PaaS that a scrappy preproduct/early stage/pre-revenue startup can use without incurring large, spiky, unpredictable costs. Because at this stage the startup has too much going on, this Pa
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understood. What's the design pattern you recommend Temporal users use to implement multiple consumers? Usecase: Handle a large, spiky backlog by dynamically sharding the consumer input, starting and putting multiple consumers to work
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That's fair but I have a question: If I DID want to get access to the event sourcing mechanisms under the hood - can I? My hypothesis is that I can use Temporal to implement high quality DDD pipelines that follow CQRS - having explicit
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> outsource a lot of the complexity involved in using event sourcing Temporal uses/implements/helps implement event sourcing easily?
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Entity recognition on this would be an extreme value add. Don't you think?
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