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michaeldwan
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About michaeldwan
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Comment #47772593
you're spot on. I use both Claude Code + OpenCode with many different models and friction is minimal as long as I'm deliberate about it. Hell, even symlinking AGENTS.md to CLAUDE.m…
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Comment #47771443
I credit containerization, k8s, and terraform for preventing vendor lock in. Compute like EC2 or GCE are effectively interoperable. Ditto for managed services for k8s or Postgres. …
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Comment #36810885
Get out of here with this nonsense. We tell people when we’re a bad option all the time. Do you really think we have a desire (or time) to punish somebody for doing the same? Also,…
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Comment #36810582
My point was that the app-not-working category is used in conjunction with support/our team getting involved. I assume this is what Sam meant by "flagged it internally", which was …
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Comment #36810486
That category was added after one of our support folks replied, likely for tracking. I don't know why it's private. They may not even know this category is private. Hiding negative…
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Comment #36810393
I don't know why the app-not-working category effectively delists threads, but until we find out, I just removed it so this thread is public again.
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Comment #36511365
As an employee that would be a catastrophic outcome.
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Comment #33809646
Docker (or rather OCI) is our first class citizen. The launchers for phoenix/rails/etc just generate dockerfiles and config by inspecting source code.
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Comment #32597524
This is really cool! I don't use discord much, how much effort would a Slack bot version be?
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Comment #32418346
We do hire entry level people, in fact we're wrapping up our first cohort of interns right now. Exclusively hiring experienced dudes from the tech bubble is a failure mode in the l…
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Comment #32019533
This is for employees only. We don't collect more than necessary for customers, and if we did we sure as hell wouldn't be sending it to Google.
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Comment #31508731
Ah!!! Thanks for pointing that out, we'll take it down.
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Comment #31504535
That’s an old api we need to sunset. How did you stumble on it?
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Comment #31501292
What rest api is that? If it’s not the machines api it’s in graphql at api.fly.io/graphql.
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Comment #31500591
Ah! I've had volumes on the top of my mind all week... Firecracker supports snapshots in a dev preview but we're not using it yet. We can't really do anything like that on Nomad, w…
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Comment #31498779
If you mean moving (or copying) VMs to another region/host, sorta. Stateless compute is easy; our apps platform (orchestrated by Nomad) already does it. Volumes complicate things b…
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Comment #31321560
It already has it [1]. Native litestream that RPC's to the primary sounds interesting though! [1] https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix/pull/4268
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Comment #31321441
We're not shying away from "boring" stuff at all. We just have a small team with bigger priorities that's spread too thin. There's a million things like resizable volumes we need t…
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Comment #31321301
> there’s no obvious way to resize disks Yes, this sucks right now. Resizable disks is on our list, we just need somebody to spend a few days on it. Luckily we're hiring platform e…
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Comment #30635742
Node, Ruby, and Python come to mind. Oddly enough the alpine versions of haproxy and nginx on Docker hub had issues too.
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Comment #30635717
Failing in one AZ probably means they changed something with DNS servers for that region. We had a similar issue recently when we rolled out a new DNS server that returned longer S…
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Comment #30635160
I really want to like Alpine, but we (Fly.io) have seen so many DNS issues with customer images that we’re now recommending Ubuntu or Debian slim. The extra ~50mb is a worthwhile t…
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Comment #30283111
You control which region your app and it’s volumes are in. Metrics, logs, and volume snapshots end up on servers in the USA. We haven’t addressed data residency for those platform …