FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

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Real experiences, useful perspectives, and things you wish you’d known.

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Startups should run on cloud providers

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There are tools like Terraform that are suppose to make this easier, but often I ended up fighting it so much I started writing my …

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Ask HN: What does your company do to reduce cloud cost?

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We've discovered that our backend is very sensitive to missing cache and that Elasticache is expensive but very reliable.

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Rust – Faster compilation with the parallel front-end in nightly

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In fact, in my experience, Rust has faster time to delivery than any other language I've used.

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Ask HN: In what order did the best and worst periods in your career come?

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The demands for the job grew, but my salary and frequency of interesting projects did not (except for a brief period in 2008).

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Ask HN: What project are you working on?

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We decided that rather than adding a text editor to a database client, it would be a lot easier to add a database client to …

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Array Iteration Interview Problem

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I forget where the stats are but I remember that in some cases things run 400 times slower if you use certain "NS" classes.

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Choosing a solo-project database: include deployment and language tooling

After moving from familiar MongoDB to Postgres, a developer values deployment behavior and integration with Rust tooling.

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Evaluate everyday development and deployment, not just data structures.

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