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The flat fee is for a fixed max amount of tokens per day. Not requests, tokens.

I want to know as well. For me, everything I tested so far still can’t beat the autocomplete of Cursor both in speed as intelligence…

I hope not

Can it be used to efficiently build multi-arch docker images? Both armv8/x64

That is not true at all

For Europeans, Mollie works also very good! Very easy to integrate and the fees are reasonable.

How does this work with applications that need databases or other stateful things?

I could not agree more!

Indeed. The internet these days is such a fundamental part of our society, I can't imagine server providers will be forced to shut down. We will find a solution in Europe, however costly it may be.

Is there a good maintained alternative?

I thought Cloudflare does not charge per Gb bandwidth but a fixed fee/month?

Same issue here. Does NIC.io have a status page for their root servers somewhere?

Wow! Amazing. Does something like this exist for iPad or Android tablets?

Does anyone know how Nomad plays together with CoreOS?

"30 minute ETA from our network provider to begin scrubbing traffic in a location with capacity."

https://twitter.com/dnsimplestatus/status/539551209452232705

Has anyone come up with a way to speed up the "bundle install" step in a Docker build? The smallest change will cause this step to completely rerun, which takes a long time for a Ruby application with lots of gem dependencies.

One approach might be to base the final Docker image on another Docker image, which has a snapshot of all Rubygem dependencies at a certain point. In the depending image, the 'bundle install' will then do an incremental update and the Docker build will go a lot faster.

But I was wondering how other people are solving this?

Touchdown: https://twitter.com/ESA_Rosetta/status/532565327721545728

That's awesome news! Does someone have an idea on how you would store dynamic data (think document oriented / json) and still run queries on the different fields?

Also check out this presentation of Bret Victor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUv66718DII

Pretty interesting stuff, especially given this happened a few years prior to today's release of Playground.

Does anyone know if this sort of hack also exist / is possible for a Philips Senseo machine?

Indeed, http://www.icb.co.uk seems to be responsible for all those TLDs.

Is it possible to move away with them? I mean, aren't they finally responsible for delegating all .io domains to the correct nameservers?

For me too.. well, sometimes it resolves, sometimes it doesn't. There seems to be an issue with .io globally: https://twitter.com/dnsimple/status/342991722365734912

For me it's up again. Anyone else too?

I'm having the same issues with Gmail for Google Apps and the admin console!

Awesome! Could you add me too? Github id 'dedene'. Thanks!!

Indeed... we just finished our app building on Parse, but this and last week make me think hard about whether or not it was a good decision to be dependent on their infrastructure.

For "Online Mindmaps", there is already the awesome http://www.mindmeister.com/?r=5892 software!

Awesome, I just bought a license. One question, one license is limited to two machines simultanuously... Is the usage in development (on a localhost) also counted against this limit?

Do you mind sharing the script / code to accomplish that? (some gist somewhere) I'm seeing a lot of these sort of things on our servers too..