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intrepidsoldier··on Why companies move off Heroku (besides the cost)
I had written down some thought about the various compute options available to run apps. One of my takeaways was exactly this - "Run your own PaaS on Cloud IaaS" seems too much work for too little gain.

https://ramansharma.substack.com/p/multiple-stops-on-the-clo...

intrepidsoldier··on Why companies move off Heroku (besides the cost)
In the last decade, a vast majority of DevTools companies have positioned themselves as “A better Heroku.” And yet, when people actually need a Heroku alternative, everything comes up short. This is a testament to a solid product Heroku built. It was definitely ahead of its time.
intrepidsoldier··on General Availability of Add-Ons on the DigitalOcean Marketplace
Are you building any tools, services, etc., that developers utilize for building, deploying, or managing apps and websites?

List them in the DigitalOcean Marketplace as Add-ons, and get visibility with 600K+ software builders.

intrepidsoldier··on Community of folks who build developer tools
Why?

(1) Because developer tools are a special kind of software

Good developer tools help software developers build better software faster. Incremental quality and productivity improvements in software development have ripple effects on all aspects of the global economy (“Software is eating the world” and all that..)

(2) Because DevTools builders are a special breed

They care as much about the “art of software development” as the software itself. That is why they build tools to improve their own lives and those of fellow developers. They are finally getting both acclaim and commercial success.

There isn’t a great place for DevTools builders to come together and engage on the topic of building DevTools.

intrepidsoldier··on Heresy
Why does this site not have a SSL certificate?
intrepidsoldier··on Ask HN: Have you ever switched cloud?
Would love to learn more
intrepidsoldier··on Ask HN: Have you ever switched cloud?
Some thoughts here: https://www.devprojournal.com/technology-trends/cloud/are-cl...
intrepidsoldier··on Building for the 99% Developers
When I was a programmer, I was never on Twitter, HN, or Reddit.

Stackoverflow maybe sometimes.

When I became a Product Manager, I started voicing opinions on all these forums.

intrepidsoldier··on What do people in Tech mean when they say community?
100%
intrepidsoldier··on Meta shares drop 20% on Q4 earnings miss, weak outlook
Ah yes. Fair point.
intrepidsoldier··on Meta shares drop 20% on Q4 earnings miss, weak outlook
The data center infrastructure that Facebook (Meta) has is probably in the top 5 in this world (behind only Amazon, Microsoft, Google).

They might want to become a cloud infrastructure provider for some side money and buy themselves some time to figure out this Metaverse fantasy :)

Hey, AWS started because Amazon wanted to lease out their spare infrastructure capacity.

intrepidsoldier··on Containers are not just for Kubernetes
Never underestimate the value of good old servers:

https://ramansharma.substack.com/p/the-case-for-cloud-server...

intrepidsoldier··on Containers are not just for Kubernetes
Would that be true for someone learning containers today?
intrepidsoldier··on Containers are not just for Kubernetes
Agreed. People choose technologies for their own reasons. The full spectrum is surviving and thriving:

https://ramansharma.substack.com/p/multiple-stops-on-the-clo...

intrepidsoldier··on Containers are not just for Kubernetes
Kubernetes is indeed popular. Inexplicably so, I must admit.
intrepidsoldier··on The New York Times buys Wordle
Everyone posting #Wordle scores this week will receive 10 instead of 5 free NYT articles for the next three months.

Paid NYT subscription will entitle you to a daily email (at midnight your time) with daily Wordle answer and a recommended random sequence to post on social.

intrepidsoldier··on Bringing Clang to Windows
Add WinRT to that list and you have a set that is somehow reason enough for Visual C++ compiler front-end to stay relevant.
intrepidsoldier··on Bringing Clang to Windows
Yes. We know we are behind on conformance.
intrepidsoldier··on Bringing Clang to Windows
if the other compiler doesn't happen to have a great AST story, then this approach looks difficult.
intrepidsoldier··on Bringing Clang to Windows
The latter.
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