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by Scorpiion 2y ago
Looks like a nice service, it also sounds like something the SaaS companies who's pricing information you are showing would not like. I'm curious how you look at that? Are there any legal risks for end users to share this type of
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by Scorpiion 3y ago
Thanks for writing this one Simon, I read it some time ago and I just wanted to say thanks and recommend it to folks browsing the comments, it's really good!
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by Scorpiion 3y ago
Thanks a lot for sharing bob1029, nice explanation and justifications, much appreciated!
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by Scorpiion 3y ago
Hi bob1029, very interesting to hear about your experiences and point of view. Easy to forget the impact of how easy it's to sell an end product/service based on your selection of database (it does not always matter of course). I
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by Scorpiion 4y ago
I'm not an iPhone user myself, but recently run into the fact that SwiftKey has been deprecated on iPhone when helping a friend. Does anyone here know the details of why SwiftKey was depreciated? Did iOS change their APIs or permission
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by Scorpiion 4y ago
I'm curious, what does "connector hell" mean in this context from a practical point of view?
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by Scorpiion 4y ago
I wonder if the decision to make all enterprise features open source was affected/influenced by the Neon release/announcement recently? The timing makes me wonder, or has this been planned for a very long time? https://
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by Scorpiion 4y ago
Interesting and glad to hear, I think it makes a lot of sense in this case!
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by Scorpiion 4y ago
Very interesting, tempted to apply to the company as this sounds very promising and fun to work on... I'm curious about the business side of things, to give some context, some open source models that startups use today are: 1. The &quo
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by Scorpiion 4y ago
FYI this is from 2018. I thought it was something released recently but saw on Github that it's from 2018.
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by Scorpiion 5y ago
I have not used it, but my understanding is that BigQuery Omni is "BigQuery running on AWS/Azure". My understanding is that they are running Anthos on AWS (managed by Google) and they offer BigQuery as a service from that AWS
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by Scorpiion 5y ago
Does anyone know if newer Philips smart TVs have this type of ads? I have one that's around 4 years old and it doesn't have it, not sure with newer ones.
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by Scorpiion 5y ago
As others have mentioned there is a menu option to show the tables. You can also run this sql query to see the tables: SELECT name FROM sqlite_master WHERE type='table'
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by Scorpiion 6y ago
This reminds me of Google clouds built in network firewall[1], which is just called "Google Cloud Firewalls". One difference is that Googles firewall capabilities are built in and part of the platform, no extra service or fees. Ju
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by Scorpiion 6y ago
Yeah, I did not really understand that comment either. According to the same article they had more than 1/3 of their raised funds still in the bank (1/3 of $95 million).
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by Scorpiion 6y ago
If anyone else is thinking, how much? I tried to do some research and I found this: "The companies announced the deal Wednesday but didn’t disclose the terms. Two people familiar with the deal said SUSE is paying $600 million to $700 m
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2019 CNCF Survey results are here(cncf.io)
1 points by Scorpiion 7y ago|0 comments
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by Scorpiion 7y ago
I was reading through the docs and this FAQ is worth checking out: https://github.com/canonical/dqlite/blob/master/doc/faq.md In includes an answer about the difference with rqlite. To me reading th
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by Scorpiion 7y ago
This is a good idea, I got tempted to try this. Found this page on their homepage (in Swedish): https://www.klarna.com/se/dataskydd/ Where it says you can email this address "dataskydd@klarna.se" if you
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by Scorpiion 7y ago
Interesting, thanks for the extra info. I just paid using their direct payment method two times the last week or so. Will be more on the lookout in the future and try to keep an eye on these things.
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by Scorpiion 7y ago
I tried to find more information about this statement: "When authenticating the login you authorize one of Klarnas third parties to log into your bank account as you, allowing them to pull records of all your financial transactions, ac
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by Scorpiion 9y ago
It's also worth noting that Chrome headless could be a nice alternative if you use html as the base for say invoices or reports that you want to generate from a SaaS app. Create pdf with Chrome headless: chrome --headless --disable-gpu
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by Scorpiion 9y ago
Thanks for the link! =)
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by Scorpiion 9y ago
Ah, thanks for the links. I googled a little bit and found some good info, I guess I had forgotten a little bit of the concepts of mutex fairness/unfairness. I found a very nice explanation on cs.stackexchange: "My understandi
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by Scorpiion 9y ago
In the release notes it says: "Mutex is now more fair." Source: https://golang.org/doc/go1.9#sync Does anyone know what that means?
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by Scorpiion 9y ago
Interesting to see the changes of their product packaging (and price) over time: 1. https://web.archive.org/web/20141020025157/https://www.netli... 2. https://web.archive.org/web/201
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Ask HN: Is the CI space overcrowded?
7 points by Scorpiion 9y ago|20 comments
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by Scorpiion 10y ago
Pricing sounds so simple but it is a surprisingly complex thing to get "right". I read an article from Sequoia recently that I thought was very well written. Not sure if it's relatively new or if it's been there for ages
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by Scorpiion 10y ago
Oh, my bad, thanks for the correction! :)
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by Scorpiion 10y ago
An interesting fact I think is worth mentioning is that Docker for Mac uses a forked and currently closed version of xhyve, and not the same xhyve that we can find on Github. The last commit to open source xhyve was May 27. With that said D

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