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lets hope they get replaced and we can have "democratic republic of perse" that would be so much better than what iran is currently

10x the original cost it's trying to avoid probably

Nice toy implementation!

Calling a notebook the “most important tool” for a dev is pure romanticism. Useful for some, sure, but let's not pretend it outweighs a debugger, version control, or CI. This isn't craftsmanship cosplay, it's software engineering.

It was a platform to create / edit / host frontend and node.js backend. It was popular because it was an easy and free way to deploy something on a playground.

When it went out I was super impressed, but they failed to monetize it and got badly abused by bad actors

Congratulations for the launch! Also I never heard of that license before:

"LICENSE - DON'T DO EVIL" https://github.com/gorenje/erlang-red?tab=License-1-ov-file#...

Also I recommend you to put screenshots higher in the readme and also provide real world use case instead of fully abstract examples

Love it, this is impressive and very smart, no need for mic!

ChatGPT 4o guessed perfectly 8 in a row!

Mein kampf is a best seller in gaza based in number of copies found everywhere there. And hamas promised to kill all jews, not only in israel.

Tell that to UniSuper: https://www.business-standard.com/world-news/google-cloud-ac...

Oh, I thought Hamas and Palestinians are not the same? So they are?

Interestingly in WW2 a lot of Germans helped to save Jews. Exactly zero gazans helped to save an hostage. Some civilians even held hostages at home themselves.

Timescale is a very nice product but not at all close to clickhouse in terms of speed based on my own tests on very large tables (billions of rows)

This is a very early/basic implementation by looking at the limitations:

- File system editing is not yet supported (planned for future updates).

- Files larger than 4MB are not supported at this time.

- Referencing buckets in different regions fails.

- Only up to 1000 files can be displayed in a single directory

Amen! I totally agree with Antirez

Because you have to decide in less than 1ms, using AI is too slow in that context

It seems the only thing this guy blowup was himself! "Spafford lost three fingers in 2021 while apparently working on an explosive device"

Same here I remember using them in 2011 for a music related startup. Amazing to see them still up and running!

Shut up and take my money! Especially if I can dev on it

Yeah if course it was all journalists kids pregnant doctors. Not Hezbollah members carrying Hezbollah pagers /s

Same here, absolutely zero interest for that, even Olympics. Since always.

DRBD as a service

If only they had the skills to deploy and maintain it sure. But they don't so they ask services companies/DevOps to do it for them. No need to be AWS to be affected by SSPL

SSPL is also preventing DevOps/services companies to deploy for their customers, it's not affecting only cloud providers.

I let the customers choose by themselves. And guess what they choose every single time after checking license cost from Elastic.

Last time I deployed elastic was years ago. In the meantime I deployed hundreds of opensearch instead for customers.

If only typescript could avoid changing syntax every 2 weeks.

I disagree, at my company (elest.io) we have several thousands VMs with Hetzner and reliability is very comparable to AWS from our internal stats. In case of DDOS attack we get notified and can discuss with their team.

Also support is competent and quick. We usually get an answer in few hours most of the time.

Anyone still using Replit? Or is it something from the past?

none it seems, some users that just bought an iphone 2 days ago had the issue today in this thread

Seems buggy, if your try the first example (https://www.univer.ai/examples/sheets/) then go to data validation, try to type chars in the date field, this is crashing the whole page ... wow and this is paid stuff?