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A very interesting article, I have personal experience with: > Coffee also affects the gastrointestinal tract. It increases stomach acidity and stimulates the release of hormones t…

The more I get problems with different machinery (chainsaw, raider lawnmower, waterpump, powerwasher) I've really started thinking more and more how every piece of equipment should…

But it's not that simple, for an example I have older personal projects as well which I'm unable to run without doing considerable changes to the code after moving to M1 chip. Just…

I wrote about it shortly here in another Heroku topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32585299 But to answer your questions: 1. It took around 1-2 months of experienced DevOp…

But the whole point is that the UX of the website is perfect. It has nothing to do with what the webapage is built on. It could be built on PHP, it could be Java, it could be node,…

We left Heroku last spring with a project consuming around 5k$/mo worth of Heroku services. Main reason for the move was pretty simple, we just needed more control over our own inf…

Not sure how much use it would be for Tallinn anyway, you have Wifi in your pocket anyway so that really isn't a deciding factor usually (unless you are traveling through and don't…

If we exclude smaller scripts then one thing that stands out is a small CLI application (written in nodeJS) which takes all emails from Gmail marked with a special label and upload…

Spot/Reserved instances are used. I probably should have clarified that the extra cost was expected as we did a lot more in AWS than we could in Heroku, we used the switch to start…

Moved a project with around 600k monthly users from Heroku / Google (split setup) to full AWS setup. Whole process took around 3 months, that was from start of creating AWS account…

As other have asked, it would be nice to get some clarification a bit on what exactly do you mean by "homesteading?". Did you buy a full blown farm and are now keeping cows? Is the…

As some of the commenters here have already voiced, I also struggle a bit to understand the issue with using relational databases if the data is actually relational. Which, for pro…

Is there an estimate how much memory does this site need to have the full index in memory? I gotta say, I've seen at least one? other Typesense post here on HN at some point and I …

Very interesting topic! I feel like this would be the right time to ask for an advice regarding doing something similar for user search results with PostgreSQL (v11) Eg. User "subs…

Very interesting read as an Estonian. Apart from being legal, we even have a special field on our income declaration form (which we fill every year) that is specifically for money …

Seems to also affect Google Cloud console to some extent. Dashboard data is not loading at the moment. Not sure what services exactly are affected there. Google Cloud SQL seems to …

It seems that the index has dropped. All searches are getting 503 as a result right now: "Not Ready".

Willing to be more specific with a comment like this?

I'm assuming the standalone Steam version is also using Electron? I've never thought of it being possible to release games with Electron on Steam. I wonder if one could also wrap S…

Does someone do in-depth posts/videos/talks about any of these (Google or FB) CTF challenges by breaking up what is happening, what, why and how they tried per challenege and how d…

For the sake of other programmers, I really hope you comment these answers and provide tips ;)

I didn't dare to try and sign in.

How would one fight this insanity? Detect elements that "stick" while scrolling and remove / hide them? Show again when scrolled to top?

Really depends on the subject but I find myself reading more than watching videos. Probably because most videos I happen to watch are either bad quality (both in content & literall…