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Comment #33563837
Happened with me when buying a nvm-e samsung evo 970 (if I'm not mistaken). I was getting a full new PC and only opened the ssd box after all components arrived, two weeks after re…
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Comment #31325299
During the week I'm not shutting down my Mac, only putting it to sleep. Thus, in the morning, Slack (and all the other stuff I was working) is already open so it's easy to jump bac…
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Comment #30591274
datadog
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Comment #29383440
It depends on how much you can invest (time and money) vs the risk for your business. I have 2 projects running a similar setup as yours: everything on a single machine. So far, ru…
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Comment #28954739
Thanks for your advice and for the links! What would be the advantage of setting up something (either a company or a sole trader)? I wanna have the least amount of work in those "a…
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Comment #28949685
Hey, thanks for your suggestion! Although it got me thinking, what's the worst thing that can happen if I have no contract at all?
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Ask HN: I've got my first paying customer. Now what?
In 2019 I've started developing a project for my wife after consistently hearing her complain about the current software they had. It's nothing fancy, but it was made specifically …
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Comment #28848763
In my case I'm dumping + zipping the entire database at the application level. In my case is as simple as adding a library [1], scheduling the job and transferring to AWS S3 (my ma…
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Comment #28842345
You bring up good points, fair enough. I might being naive here, still: - losing customer data: the backup must be done frequently enough. So I'm not risking losing data. - downtim…
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Comment #28840708
My experience says to backup to a different vendor.
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Comment #28840651
> Don't: manage your own DBs for production. [...] Why, though? If you're really on a low budget, the extra $$ for a managed DB doesn't really pay for itself. I'd rather prefer spi…
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Comment #28840300
If you have any migration, you probably want to rollback them as well
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Comment #28839163
I have currently 2 projects with some traffic (5k req/day) running in production. Both have a similar setup: - 1 droplet with docker pre-installed from DigitalOcean - clone directl…
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Comment #28289848
10 years of experience. In my first job had multiple promotions varying from 5% to 50%. The lower ones (5% ~ 10%) were given proactively by my employer and for the bigger one (50%)…
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Comment #27232347
Secretlab TITAN
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Comment #26991524
This sounds quite interesting! Any chance you mind sharing that code on GitHub?
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Comment #26553272
Sending campaign flow would create tens of thousands records on DB. After each record insertion, there was a sleep(0.1) - in place to solve problems related to master/slave setup i…
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Comment #26357346
I have 2: 1. https://www.criarenquete.com.br - an easy and quick way to create a poll and share a link or embed it in your site. 2. https://www.gpebahia.com.br/gpe-pesquisa - a mob…
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Comment #26193428
1. hacker news 2. news.google.com 3. lichess.org (mostly for doing some puzzles) 4. globo.com
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Ask HN: Private Repository on GitHub Leaked?
I had 2 accounts compromised last week: 1. AWS account 2. Gmail account Both keys (account secrets for AWS and user/pw for gmail) were only used in a single repository hosted on Gi…
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Comment #25940787
I have the exactly same issue with my mom. I've been trying to avoid to discuss the facts (f.e. about hydroxychloroquine) itself (unlike my siblings), but instead elucidate that sp…