yunti

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   by yunti 10y ago

   The answer is that, you are using a service that is unsustainably too cheap. In the longer term the price will have to increase, probably quite significantly and you'll have to choose whether you think it's still worth it or take
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   by yunti 10y ago

   “In a normal company, the personality of the boss is usually diluted by the fact that the question of how to successfully run the business was answered a long time ago.” Definitely true for me and other people I know. Often all of a founde
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   Life of a startup employee: it’s like being a firefighter led by an arsonist(theguardian.com)

   2 points by yunti 10y ago|1 comments
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   by yunti 11y ago

   you could work in spain. Everyone gets a 2 hour nap time - it's ciesta baby!
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   by yunti 11y ago

   No the product is search, it's monetised by advertising.
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   by yunti 11y ago

   :)
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   by yunti 11y ago

   They plan to build a standardised garbage collector at a later stage so support other languages that require this so they can compile straight to web assembly.
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   by yunti 11y ago

   That is phenomenal analysis, well done!
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   by yunti 11y ago

   What are the uptime metrics on Scalingo? I see there are no uptime guarantees /SLAs. http://www.paasify.it/vendors/scalingo Here is heroku's uptime metric by way of benchmark. https://status.herok
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    by yunti 11y ago

    I'm really keen to know this too. I see they have add-ons for postgres, redis etc... but what about sentry, new relic? What would be the process to work with those?