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by eins1234 3y ago
Also curious about how Node.js support would work? I've heard about efforts to compile SpiderMonkey to WASM to run JS, but never V8 and the entirety of Node.js. That would be super exciting if that's what you're looking to ac
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by eins1234 3y ago
Really happy for anyone looking for a larger high-performance laptop! But personally, I was really hoping for a 13-inch convertible with touch and pen input from these guys... Maybe next year?
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by eins1234 4y ago
Was this under the "Crisis Alerts" category for Google? Going to set it for my phone too, even though this kind of thing really should be set to override do not disturb by default. Apparently my phone supports notification history
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by eins1234 4y ago
Are the benchmarks used for generating the results on the website available for us to poke around in? https://turbo.build/pack I'm curious about the "Cold Start" time for 30k modules taking 20s, which still d
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by eins1234 4y ago
My Samsung got the notification from Google too, so probably not a Pixel exclusive thing. Though I wish it would have overridden silent mode. 10s of advanced warning isn't all that helpful if I only find out about the notification 10 m
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by eins1234 4y ago
If I don't think someone can bring significant value to the business by the second month at the latest, I won't hire them. And if I do hire someone and they don't end up bringing significant value to the business by the secon
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by eins1234 4y ago
Totally, if you've tried both and vastly preferred one, it's a no brainer. :)
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by eins1234 4y ago
At the end of the day, I don't think there's a right choice here. Either way we choose to go, with or without a cofounder, starting a startup is just damn hard, and either path has a ton of potential pitfalls, so the best we can d
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by eins1234 4y ago
I think the counter argument in the article that was more relevant was the grass is always greener on the other side part. It's hard to form an informed opinion until we've been on both sides. Though I think it's totally vali
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by eins1234 4y ago
A perspective from the other side: I definitely don't regret specializing rather early on in my career. Doing a little bit of everything early on is great, and in fact is required to figure what you're good at and what you enjoy,
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by eins1234 4y ago
Nice, the fact that Fastly is comfortable betting on Spidermonkey.wasm is the vote of confidence I needed to dig in! Also really love seeing how much Fastly is giving back to open source!
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by eins1234 4y ago
This is super helpful. Thank you so much! Will start digging into these right away.
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by eins1234 4y ago
Instantiating a runtime in microseconds is deeply exciting! Though after skimming through the docs, I'm still left wondering a few things: - JS is notably missing from the list of languages supported on the front page. But I see mentio
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by eins1234 4y ago
Yeah that's exactly it. If you're in that "Trough of Sorrow" (and statistically speaking most startups in the world are at any given moment), YC and everybody else will not touch your startup even if you had resumes that
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by eins1234 4y ago
This is obviously based on anecdata, take it with a healthy helping of salt, but from what I've heard from a bunch of founder friends who have applied to YC with varying results, I get the sense that if you want to get in, you might be
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by eins1234 4y ago
I don't know a whole lot about how email works under the hood but... When the best vendors out there proudly advertise multiple whole integer seconds in average latency in the best case ( https://postmarkapp.com/why ), I
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by eins1234 4y ago
> Yeah, because enterprise pricing is so nefarious. The cover up I was referring to was the 10 user limit before Enterprise pricing gets applied, hidden behind a tooltip deep in their pricing grid. I thought it was obvious given that eve
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by eins1234 4y ago
That's good to know! Would be nice to hear from someone from CF on how they plan on monetizing these "direct uploads" before we start investing in a migration.
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by eins1234 4y ago
The increase in value provided by these services is very much linear w.r.t. number of users. The 10x+ leap in cost with enterprise pricing is not at all justified by additional value provided. I don't mind paying a fair, pre-disclosed
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by eins1234 4y ago
Also, found out the hard way that "Enterprise" pricing (i.e. call us and we'll charge you an opaque amount based on whatever we think you can afford pricing) starts at 7 users. Vercel is not much better at 10 users, and they
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by eins1234 4y ago
Reasonable Free Tier, yes, but "call us" Enterprise pricing starts at a team of 11 people, a fact that is hidden deep in their pricing grid behind a tooltip, which I find distasteful. In what world does a 11 person team qualify as
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by eins1234 4y ago
This thread makes me wonder if the root of the problem is actually the lack of a local runner. I hypothesize that it's the length of the feedback loop that's the real issue. Even if we had a local runner, if it takes a ton of time
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by eins1234 4y ago
Fauna has an interesting approach to null that I've grown to like: Null is a real value that can be compared intuitively like any other value (`Equals(null, null)` returns true). [1] However, in indexes, any term that evaluates to null
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by eins1234 4y ago
> I feel like it's just a pure marketing play to only support more than one external screen on the 14" pro. I'm convinced it's exactly this. I gave them the benefit of the doubt with the M1 that it's just a first
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by eins1234 4y ago
I don't know... If I had to guess, this sounds more like incompetence than malice to me.
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by eins1234 4y ago
I don't really use a CDN to manage high traffic volumes. It's more to provide a better, lower-latency experience for my users regardless of where they access my apps from.
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by eins1234 4y ago
Imagine already paying for a service and then having someone snark at you for wanting things for free. I tried to exercise some restraint this time, but screw it. Here's another rant: Beware of Cloudflare's tactic of luring people
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by eins1234 4y ago
Of course it is... Typical Cloudflare.
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by eins1234 4y ago
This leads me to wonder... Is there an easy way for regular consumers to set up recurring payments in a "push" configuration (i.e. from my bank to someone else's) rather than "pull" configuration (i.e. most subscrip
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by eins1234 4y ago
Yes exactly. That's exactly how lending works.

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