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Show HN: Breakwater(breakwaterapp.com)
3 points by stympy 6mo ago|0 comments
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by stympy 7mo ago
Yeah, I should add that! Here's a prompt I gave Claude: "Based on the output of running forkwatch against the maximadeka/convertkit-ruby repo, what would you suggest for a PR to that repo?" That resulted in Claude forkin
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Show HN: Forkwatch – Discover meaningful patches hiding in GitHub forks(github.com)
3 points by stympy 7mo ago|2 comments
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by stympy 8mo ago
Thanks for sharing this! I'd love to see a section in the readme comparing this to other s3-backed kafka replacements such as warpstream and bufstream, and why you'd use this over those.
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by stympy 3y ago
You just made my day! Thanks!
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by stympy 5y ago
My app, hookrelay.dev, has transformations today. :)
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by stympy 7y ago
Creator here... I built this because I wanted to keep track of the apt packages that needed updating on my servers, and forwarding apticron emails to Slack just didn't do it for me.
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Show HN: PackageBot posts pending apt package upgrades to Slack(packagebot.com)
1 points by stympy 7y ago|1 comments
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by stympy 8y ago
They are all good, but Honeybadger is particularly awesome... I’m a little biased, though, being one of its co-founders. :)
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by stympy 8y ago
https://www.honeybadger.io/ is GDPR compliant
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by stympy 9y ago
We (honeybadger.io) are open to spinning up an EU-hosted version of our service. Those who would like to signal their interest in that can contact us at support@honeybadger.io. :)
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by stympy 9y ago
Are you thinking of something like https://ropig.com ?
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by stympy 9y ago
Check out https://bigpanda.io -- it might be in line with what you are thinking.
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by stympy 9y ago
You might find it useful to take a look at http://opentracing.io .
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by stympy 9y ago
We did a private beta when launching Honeybadger.io, and it worked really well. We reached out to people we knew who would be good customers, had them go through the same signup flow we planned to use after launch, and had them enter payme
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by stympy 9y ago
You can use honeybadger.io (I’m a cofounder) to catch your exceptions and link the lines in the stacktrace to the corresponding file in the Github UI.
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by stympy 9y ago
Nope, you're not the only one.
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Show HN: Introducing our Sidekiq cluster script(blog.honeybadger.io)
2 points by stympy 10y ago|0 comments
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by stympy 10y ago
Since you have nothing in place at the moment, I recommend you get something in place while you are evaluating your options. At honeybadger.io we use papertrail for log monitoring, and we love it, but there are plenty of hosted options. S
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by stympy 10y ago
We used exrm
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by stympy 10y ago
We are using Elixir/Cowboy at https://www.honeybadger.io to receive log drain data from our customers' Heroku apps. It's reliable and fast, but deployment has been a sort point (we're spoiled by Capistrano).
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by stympy 10y ago
Check out https://papertrailapp.com/
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Show HN: AptWatcher – A Slack-friendly apticron replacement(blog.honeybadger.io)
1 points by stympy 10y ago|0 comments
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by stympy 11y ago
Our preferred deployment method at Honeybadger is to (almost) always merge to master before deploying. We will deploy a feature branch when we want it to be a little easier to rollback to a known good state (by deploying master) for change
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by stympy 11y ago
I have to chime in and offer up Honeybadger ( https://www.honeybadger.io ) as a hosted option for monitoring, since I'm a co-founder. :) Our goal is to make dealing with errors so awesome that you'll want to get more of
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Proven: Customer Interviews Save You Time and Money(bencurtis.com)
5 points by stympy 13y ago|0 comments
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by stympy 15y ago
True, but still doable. I have a family, full-time job, and two side startups (5 and 4 years old), but I still manage to work out regularly, spend time with the family, relax a bit, and even sleep. You can do it, you just need to use your
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My Weekend Project: BundleWatcher(bundlewatcher.com)
1 points by stympy 15y ago|0 comments
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by stympy 16y ago
I had a project recently that had requirements similar to what you are describing, and I went with s3 + zencoder, and it worked wonderfully. This was my first time working with zencoder, but I've used s3 a lot. What I did is send movie upl
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by stympy 16y ago
The recruitment industry is a tough nut to crack.

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