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Azeralthefallen

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    Comment #43710817

    Hi since i know you will never respond to this or hear this. We spent almost 2 months fighting with you guys about basic questions any B2B SaaS should be able to answer us. Things …

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    Ask HN: Alternatives to Serverless Framework?

    Looking for alternatives to the serverless framework, we have been using it heavily since V1, however with their new licensing changes it is no longer viable. V3 is EOL at the end …

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    Comment #27515912

    Without it i would have never been able to succeed in life. For me it was the single greatest decision i have ever made in my life. I simply could not focus on anything important, …

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    Comment #26352206

    It is already difficult enough to come up with naming things that makes sense. I kind of get "master" when used in the context, however things like "owner" i struggle extremely har…

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    Comment #26352164

    Honestly the person running the seminars was very very strict. Several people said "I don't really care what people call me by", or can I just leave it blank to be what people want…

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    Comment #26351570

    The company I work for did something similar at the end of last year. We had consultants who went over everything, and made a massive document of all sorts of things they deemed "p…

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    Comment #26336270

    I hate this. We moved from Okta a few years ago after we were basically received almost no actual real support for a bunch of issues, even though we were paying a premium cost. Nob…

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    Comment #26216962

    https://cbeci.org/cbeci/comparisons Right here it says `20 863 TWh` which is nearly 10 times your worst case.

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    Comment #25798660

    nest.js is fantastic. https://nestjs.com/

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    Comment #24539430

    I got fistable.com I am more impressed that hasn't been bought.

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    Comment #22314537

    Why isn't Auth0 on that list? For most enterprise customers SAML is required for SSO. However SAML is locked behind their enterprise plan (and enterprise is stupidly expensive). On…

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    Comment #19966726

    I guess my issue is that we didn't want or need support. We just wanted x-pack features such as Auth and the Alerting plugins. We were already hosting it fine ourselves on AWS, as …

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    Comment #19965760

    The last time i talked to Elasticsearch about pricing, it was so extremely expensive for our use case to the point of it basically being a non valid option for us.

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    Comment #19206387

    Unfortunately to me examples like this looks like you are trying to fit a square peg into a round hole and are twisting something to fit reacts new functional direction.: https://g…

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    Comment #19206368

    We write tests to verify if things are working correctly using Cypress + Mocha. We have simple unit tests for validating basic functionality and extensive integration tests. We typ…

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    Comment #19206264

    Honestly i struggle when people argue that 'this' and class components are complicated, and that hooks remove that complexity. Yet then i see people composing together dozens of va…

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    Comment #18793472

    The company isn't in a third world country they are basically reliant on an extremely specialized piece of software/hardware that doesn't work on anything more modern. Unfortunatel…

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    Comment #18793470

    Afaik they cannot upgrade because they are heavily reliant on a specialized piece of software that: 1. Requires a dongle attached to a parallel port for it to function. 2. The comp…

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    Comment #18793457

    Idea 1: Is out because they are not actually connected to the outside internet from their workstations. Idea 2: Not viable due to the sheer number of users most likely. Idea 3: We …

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    Comment #18793447

    That is something a coworker is looking into, the biggest problem is we are expected to have ~5,000+ users of our app internally providing them all with VM's is way beyond the scop…

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    Comment #18793439

    Honestly we told them our requirements well over a year ago. Which wasn't an issue apparently, even when we did a pilot in their internal labs which they were running Ubuntu. It on…

  22. story
    Ask HN: Being told to support IE6, any advice?

    We use React + Material Design, one of our largest clients has basically told us they are going to drop us because the people who use our app are stuck on IE6, which we don't suppo…

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    Comment #17495444

    But can't i do the same thing from wherever i am and have it delivered? Or have it mailed as a gift? Even with the situation in Venezuela, Fedex/DHL still ship there. Furthermore h…

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    Comment #17495155

    And how do you buy things with your usb stick?

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    Comment #17307518

    So basically you are running two graphql services, and using the private one as an ORM? Doesn't that drastically increase complexity in the fact that you now need to maintain multi…