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Comment #35365762
Example config: const domainToPort = { 'localhost:3000': 3001, 'example.com': 3002, 'api.example.com': 3003, };
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Comment #35363593
I wonder if you remind it with those instructions with each prompt, if that would help? Also, I'm curious, approx how much does it cost for each small app build / iteration?
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Comment #35363260
This is really cool. I had a lot of fun building a hangman style game just now! It took 3 prompts to get it right... here was my third iteration (sorry, didn't save the first two):…
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Show HN: Simple reverse proxy router in Node.js for multi tenant server
I am excited to share my latest creation: a powerful yet super simple Node.js reverse proxy server that forwards HTTP requests to a specified port based on the request host header …
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Comment #35089988
It seems risky to be storing sensitive information including passwords. How are you protecting this data?
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Comment #35071848
This worked for me. Thanks!
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Comment #35065039
Somewhat off topic, but I'm getting a lot of network errors lately. Has anyone else noticed an increase? I'm also curious if any Plus users here can share their experience...
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Comment #34026569
Cool and fun app! Without knowing much about the GPT3 API, I'm curious if you had to provide training data for each character, or if it's simply a setting on the API
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Comment #34026458
There isn't any exponential backoff built-in, just the 500ms timeout in between fails. You can, however, set the number of retries to something you want your app to tolerate and th…
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Comment #34023547
It's coded to retry connecting every 500ms. Usually the connection will have to timeout first, so it takes longer for each retry. I set my retries to Infinity. Messages that the cl…
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Comment #34023426
I appreciate that. I used redis in the past, but wanted a node-only solution to keep things simple.
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Show HN: Simple pub/sub using WebSockets in Node.js
I built this pubsub module because I wanted a simple solution that uses only node. Why did I want pubsub? I wanted to build a complex app but segregate it into microservices that w…