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slroger
9mo ago
thank you for this, will definitely look into the Director Creator Uploads. For storing raw files dont know if I have an alternative if Cloudflare stream isnt keeping the raw file. Merry Christmas to you too!!
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slroger
9mo ago
I was transcoding myself when running it on the homeserver, but the convenience of Cloudflare stream doing the transcoding is tempting. Will definitely look into this, thank you. Hadnt heard about Bunny CDN till this week. Actually I am mov
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Sad times StackOverflow takes down all its physical servers
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slroger
9mo ago
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slroger
9mo ago
Very sad that StackOverflow which was one of the best examples of self hosted infrastructure is now unracking and decommissioning all of its hardware.
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slroger
9mo ago
Thank you, first time I'm hearing about Bunny CDN will do some more research on them.
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slroger
9mo ago
I see, yes I am planning to keep the raw video files in B2. So about the 30 second minimum charge, my current scenario is users can record and upload videos of any length between 5-60 seconds max if they are recording from the app's ca
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Cloudflare Stream + Backblaze vs. GCP for Short Form Video?
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slroger
9mo ago
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slroger
9mo ago
Great read. I moved my video sharing app from GCP to self hosted on a beefy home server+ cloudflare for object storage and video streaming. Had been using Cloud SQL as my managed db and now running Postgres on my own dedicated hardware. I w
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slroger
1y ago
Thank you, makes sense. Think I’ll try checking it out
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Perplexity and FastAPI
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slroger
1y ago
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1y ago
Why does Perplexity use FastAPI over say Django? Clearly they are doing well and could have done well with either but I'm curious why they went with FastAPI over a more tried and tested framework like Django. The only proof I've f
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slroger
1y ago
Yeah that would be great. I dont understand why they dont explore this option
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slroger
1y ago
I just need this to get a GUI and it will be close to perfect.
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slroger
1y ago
I was wondering the same thing
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slroger
2y ago
Great work, did you consider Java+GraalVM?
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slroger
2y ago
Hmm interesting
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slroger
2y ago
Thank you I'll keep these points in mind
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slroger
2y ago
Hadnt looked at this way. I need to consider throwing one away tbh. Thank you for the insight
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slroger
2y ago
Got it thank you so much
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slroger
2y ago
thank you for this, its most welcome. I was looking for something like this. Edit: Just got done reading it
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slroger
2y ago
Thank you for this advice!!
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slroger
2y ago
Thank you, I will just focus on what I know tbh. Want to build something with an activity feed and what not. I just thought since Django was already used to build Instagram it has a lot of those patterns and libraries for social based apps
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slroger
2y ago
okay got it, will keep that in mind, thank you
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slroger
2y ago
thanks I thought the same. Will focus on django
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Ask HN: Kotlin SpringBoot vs. Python Django for Min Viable Product
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2y ago
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2y ago
This is great to hear. I'm sure you're saving a lot of money. Do you think this is a trend that may happen more in the future. Because I wonder if cloud service providers can keep in increasing prices yet hardware is becoming more
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slroger
2y ago
This is a very interesting blog post tbh.
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2y ago
Most companies are on the cloud now. I just wonder if there are similar companies that are on prem and also share data on their infrastructure like Stack exchange does. Would be interesting if there is at least one. There's a growing c
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Java on Prem Instead of Cloud
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slroger
2y ago
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