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No Free Tier for You(dragonflydb.io)
6 points by worldsoup 2y ago|2 comments
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by worldsoup 2y ago
you're right I don't...but people that listen to that stuff were probably never going to vote for anyone other than Trump (anymore than listeners to MSNBC were going to stray from Harris). My primary sources are relatively centris
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by worldsoup 2y ago
If this was the case then it seems that Harris would have won the race...the vast majority of the media I saw here in the US was going on and on about how Trump was a grave danger to democracy and in general just a terrible person and candi
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Introducing: Dragonfly Cloud(dragonflydb.io)
6 points by worldsoup 2y ago|0 comments
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by worldsoup 2y ago
ya there are many different giyongo to describe various states of exhaustion...probably due to the workaholic culture that is prevalent in Japan
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by worldsoup 2y ago
definitely, you really need to master these to be anything close to native level
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by worldsoup 2y ago
Super interesting article, as a native english speaker who lived in Japan for many years and speak Japanese fluently, he pointed out a lot of things I always took for granted in Japanese (and never recognized as unique). One things I was ho
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by worldsoup 2y ago
I think they are basically saying an OS project with a single commercial entity as the maintainer.
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by worldsoup 2y ago
This article is dramatically simplifying the state of software markets. >Single vendor isn’t a reasonable way to do Open Source and resist evil proprietary software. It’s just another way to do proprietary software. >proprietary softw
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by worldsoup 2y ago
it is free and source available...it's BSL which is slightly more permissive than SSPL that Redis adopted
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A new sorted set implementation from ground up(dragonflydb.io)
1 points by worldsoup 3y ago|0 comments
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by worldsoup 3y ago
what specifically would be breaking EU/Dutch law here?
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by worldsoup 3y ago
My grandfather was an academic who studied 'socially alienated adolescents' and was the original director of this program when it was developed back in the 60's. This is one of his original lectures on the social dynamics tha
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by worldsoup 3y ago
this is definitely not true of SF...its very obvious for anyone walking around when you are in a good or bad part (parts of SOMA/Tenderloin/Civic Center/Western Addition). Most other parts of the, including where this crime h
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Argentian Death Flight Plane(theguardian.com)
2 points by worldsoup 3y ago|0 comments
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by worldsoup 3y ago
It really depends on the type of application but a common one is getting a large spike in traffic beyond the norm (front page on HN, flash sale, etc.) I do think #1 and #2 that you mentioned are more common constraints and are ones that als
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by worldsoup 3y ago
Dragonfly employee here...where are you seeing the 25% increase in latency? that's not the case so want to make sure the post is not confusing.
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by worldsoup 3y ago
not closed source https://github.com/dragonflydb/dragonfly
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by worldsoup 4y ago
ya this is a new common licensing pattern used by a lot of database companies (cockroach, red panda, etc.)
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by worldsoup 4y ago
These stations are all along the Northwest Passage which was extremely inaccessible back then, especially for the large commercial shipping that would be needed. It's become much more accessible recently with warming waters but still m
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by worldsoup 5y ago
for most engineering teams the cost of building and maintaining a notification system goes well beyond a $5/month server, though of course it depends on use case and complexity. If you want the ability to render messages across multipl
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APIs Are the Prefabrication of Software(courier.com)
1 points by worldsoup 5y ago|0 comments
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by worldsoup 5y ago
Aren't there some cases where they could be valuable? like alert that plane is delayed before you leave for airport or that your uber has arrived outside?
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by worldsoup 5y ago
cool service! you might want to checkout courier.com, would be a great service to offer alerts across different channels
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How to Add a Notification System to Your MVP(courier.com)
4 points by worldsoup 5y ago|0 comments
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by worldsoup 5y ago
Courier YC S19 | Full Stack Engineer | San Francisco | ONSITE (Post-COVID) Courier is the fastest way for developers to build notifications for their app. Our APIs take the tedium out of integrating various notification channels, while our
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by worldsoup 5y ago
Both auth and notifications get extraordinary complex at even minimal scale. Obviously each business needs to decide which areas make sense to invest from tech perspective but LinkedIn and AirBnB each spend around $20m/year just on the
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by worldsoup 5y ago
unclear if we will all have to switch off Auth0 with the acquisition but I've built a company with Auth0 as the auth provider and definitely would not take it back, saved us so much time and allowed us to focus more time on product mar
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by worldsoup 6y ago
Congrats Jay and Frank! It's been fun watching your progress and this certainly feels like the natural product evolution for you. Best of luck in the future!
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Sanity, an API driven content platform, raises $9.3M from EV Williams(techcrunch.com)
6 points by worldsoup 6y ago|1 comments

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