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There are other, more scalable ways to do this. Reach out to us if you want to talk more :)

Gusto works well for out-of-state employees. But it doesn't work for employees outside of the U.S. :) RemoteHR does.

Compliance is making sure they signed the right documents (W-8EBN for remote workers) and that they provided their real address. (It differs a lot depending on the state/country).

Predict.sh host your AI models and make them available through a scalable API :) Happy to answer any question!

Hi,

It can be rough to manage Kubernetes when you just want to focus on your app. I was having that same problem when building side projects and focused on building a platform to deploy dockerfiles on a managed Kubernetes instance.

https://usekube.co

Hi! It's very similar to what we built at https://base.run :) Take a look!

The size limit is the same as Redis: "A String value can be at max 512 Megabytes in length."

I'll probably make it a bit smaller than that in the next version.

Hi! We don't block your api calls (if that's what you are asking), we will just send you an email asking you to upgrade :)

(We don't throttle requests either)

Fixed it! Thanks for spotting that :)

Hi! There are some limitations, the values need to be smaller than 62kb. But you are right, at some point it's not sustainable.

I'll put a (very high) cap on the storage space to prevent abuse :)

Hi! Thank you very much, I designed the landing page myself :) using the MIT-licenced illustations at https://undraw.co/illustrations

Yes, it's basically a shared redis through an API. My guess is that a lot of developers use Redis only for their SET and GET operations and would rather use an API than setup a redis instance every time they need those commands.

I 100% agree with that. It's super fast only if you are in North America. I plan on deploying a cluster to Europe to uphold the "super-fast" promise for European customers as well.

yes it is

Thank you! I'll fix it right now

Just added US Health Data (around 2,000 datasets): https://datahub.now.sh/u/ushealthgov

I'd love to get your feedback on this!

Hi!

For now, I only save the links to the data on other websites. This way, the data is always up to date.

In order to acquire those datasets, I wrote a couple of scrapers using chromeless.

Thanks! I've never heard of them, will get in touch!

Do you know where I could find that kind of data?

FYI your website is down. Can't access https://nugget.one/