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jcusch··on Ask HN: Why do you work at a startup?
People and processes are what I love about startups. I've worked in Government, a startup when it was 50 people all the way to 200 and a successful exit. After the exit, joined a much larger org with 1,000s of employees. Now I'm part of another startup I co-founded and got funded.

In my experience, larger organizations and government tend to have too many processes that distract from meaningful work and progress. People feel detached from the success of the company, I mean how much influence can you have as one person amoung thousands? It seems to lead to lower motivation and more tribalism.

Startups are personal, you know everyone, you can make an impact and when things go well you share in the success.

jcusch··on Ask HN: Do you believe in GNU's Free Software?
Sorry, I didn't mean to imply you were complaining. I was just curious where else you feel the value lies in that software, if freedom isn't it?
jcusch··on Ask HN: Do you believe in GNU's Free Software?
Why continue using that free software, given the issues, if it doesn't fit your definition of valuable free software?
jcusch··on Show HN: Nitric – An open-source framework for serverless apps without lock-in
Hey HackerNews,

We’ve been working on a framework for applications that run on serverless compute like AWS Lambda, Google CloudRun and Azure Containers Apps, but remain portable from a single codebase, reducing vendor lock-in.

We also provide an SDK and deployment for common services including blob storage, topics, queues, secrets, document collections and APIs. The services are all deployed via Pulumi and run using the managed services of each cloud.

Each of the services we support has concrete implementations provided as plugins, so we can expand to more cloud platforms, alternative services or even Kubernetes environments in future. For example, right now we support SNS, EventGrid and PubSub for events.

The source code is all on GitHub: https://github.com/nitrictech/nitric

jcusch··on Do you use MULTI-CLOUD or HYBRID-CLOUD infra?
I've had the experience of trying to build software deployable to multiple cloud providers (independent instances) so it can run in customer environments. We still needed to use serverless offerings, which was a real pain. So much so, we've been building a framework to make it easier/possible - https://nitric.io
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