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Show HN: Flag Click – Country Clicker Game(flagclick.com)
1 points by kyrylo 2mo ago|1 comments
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Your "Tiny" CSS Animation Might Be Burning CPU 24/7(telesink.com)
6 points by kyrylo 5mo ago|0 comments
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The real-time event tracker I want(telesink.com)
1 points by kyrylo 9mo ago|0 comments
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by kyrylo 9mo ago
We Use Rails is a directory of Ruby on Rails web apps. I launched it a year ago, and since then it has received over 150 submissions. Christmas is special for all Rubyists thanks to the annual Ruby release, so I decided to tag along and joi
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English is a poor language for programming with AI(kyrylo.org)
1 points by kyrylo 9mo ago|0 comments
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
What specifically draws you to Sentry over self-hosting or smaller players? Would an indie-hosted alternative (with similar privacy guarantees but more personalized support) appeal more?
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Would you rather pay a big corp or an indie business to host your errors?
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Ask HN: How do you track errors privately without self-hosting?
2 points by kyrylo 10mo ago|7 comments
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Wouldn’t it be cheaper to just pay for a ONCE-style product like Campfire? It’s not that expensive compared to what companies spend on Slack. Then when the time comes, you can switch to Teams (having saved thousands in the meantime).
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Ask HN: Why aren't more ONCE-style products being built?
1 points by kyrylo 10mo ago|2 comments
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Appreciate the answer! You’ve probably worked with raw SQLite drivers. I’m using a framework, which likely runs more transactions by default. I’m fairly confident that with a bit of digging, I can improve the ingestion speed. Good to know a
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
What’s your experience with SQLite? It’s a bit hard to talk about performance without sharing code.
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Fizzy uses SQLite for multitenancy. I suppose that’s why it takes up so much of their time. Being a fan of SQLite, I hope this approach succeeds. P.S. I know Campfire has made “six figures”
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
It uses SQLite as its database.
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
I follow 37signals updates on ONCE, but I don’t recall them mentioning sustainability issues. Could you share a link? Thanks for the suggestion! A hosted solution could definitely be an option. That said, some people have mentioned that hav
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
I appreciate the feedback. I’ve updated the information to remove the WordPress reference and clarified that the OS must support containerization. Thanks!
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Telebugs isn’t meant to be a full Sentry replacement. It focuses purely on error tracking. The goal is to avoid feature creep and do one thing exceptionally well, much like classic UNIX tools. That said, you’re not the first to ask about AP
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
That’s a fair concern, but I see it differently. Software can reach a point of maturity - not “dead” just done. That’s the whole philosophy behind ONCE: build something great, maintain it responsibly, and stop when it’s complete.
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Yeah, I used it as a starting template. But beyond the layout, the copy and product are completely different. It just helped me get started faster, and I’ve always been open about that. Everything else (including the installer) is fully sel
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Thank you!
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Not at the moment, but I’m open to it! If you have something in mind, feel free to email me at kyrylo@telebugs.com and we can work something out.
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Nope, there are no APM features in Telebugs: https://telebugs.com/#okay-but-sentry-offers-apm Fun fact: Telebugs itself runs on SQLite3!
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
That's a fair point. In my case, though, I'm a solo dev without a hardware ecosystem, so major versions help sustain development without forcing subscriptions. What do you think about models like that for indie projects?
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Telebugs creator here. GlitchTip is solid, but Telebugs is built for devs who want something lighter and faster to self-host. It runs on plain Rails, sets up in about 5 minutes (one command), and stays snappy even on small servers. The UI i
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
ONCE projects do get occasional updates. I don’t use boilerplate projects much, so I can’t speak to them. My model isn’t a subscription. Think about it like buying rice. You might buy it every week, but that doesn’t mean you’re “subscribed”
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Thanks for your answer! Would you mind sharing your error volume? I’m also curious, how often do dropped events happen, and how does it impact your workflow? Any workarounds you’ve tried, or features you wish were available? This will help
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Hey, Telebugs creator here. Great questions! Right now, Telebugs doesn’t have built-in throttling, so during error spikes, you’d either need to handle it manually or overprovision. I do plan to add throttling in the future, similar to what
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
> Look at all the one off payment products that involve code, they're all dead. Could you share some examples? I can’t think of any off the top of my head. -- I really went all-in with the ONCE philosophy because it resonated with m
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Thanks! I’m not really competing with Sentry itself. I’m competing with self-hosted Sentry, which is notoriously hard to install and maintain (and has steeper hardware requirements). I'd say my customers prefer my product because: - Th
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by kyrylo 10mo ago
Haha, true. I used to rock Arch Linux back in 2012–2015, so no need for Omarchy for me

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