wasimsk

I want to know which workspace is more popular in HN among these three.

Do use the APIs to improve your products and services.

Gemini is super fast and reliable.

My favourite is Gemini (Pro).

Man! Too real. You made me cry.

I am so confused. I worked on several projects but never scaled them because of lack of decisive action. I am able to build stuff but very unlikely to stick to it and manage it. I just love to build and deploy but managing and scaling is not my favourite job.

That's why I decided to ask HN about it. I would try every product and pick one to scale this time.

I am just curious about the historical significance and association of Israel with Judaism.

Help me to improve it for better UX and overall perfection. Drop your feedback.

I got it. I thought you were using some kind of proxy or something. But it's completely client side I guess. That's nice.

You can try Tauri/Electron to build a cross platform app. The app will be a browser instance that renders the website and can remove ads, cookies and other headers easily & legally as technically it's not a website.

Btw. Don't you have GitHub or X?

The experience is so smooth. I can set preview duration myself.

But the problem is—No subtitles preferences, no video organizer.

Channel organization and deleting is already out there. But video organizer, playlists & subtitles will make it better.

I think you added ads-blocker too. Right?

Best analysis of karma. That's expected from an experienced person with 19,000+ karma.

Thanks.

I aslo wrote "an" Software Engineer. That's a human mistake.

Okay

Thanks. If in the end I can build stuff that works and useful for people, that's enough.

Title is just a social validation.

You are right. I am not good at coding, but I do understand cloud computing and DevOps well.

So I think, I better call myself a Software enthusiast until I get more experience and knowledge throughout my life.

Ohh Man! My X account has verification badge, I also discuss geopolitical and religious stuff out there.

I am not an automated agent. I even own a domain. I am a person, not a bot.

I agree— CF's setup is infinitely easier.

R2 also has very generous egress: completely free outbound data transfer with no bandwidth charges (unlike S3). That's the main reason I'm comparing the two for my use case.

It's definitely not just for JS web apps anymore—you can run Rust, Python, and even standard Docker containers now. Plus, things like D1(SQL) and R2(Storage) give you the entire backend stack ready-made. But you're completely right that it doesn't replace a raw VM. Cloudflare's goal is to abstract away the infrastructure so you don't have to manage a Linux server just to host an API or SaaS. But if you actually need OS-level access, background daemons, or to run legacy code, you absolutely still need EC2 or a traditional VPS.

100%. Tunnels are basically a cheat code. Being able to expose services securely to the internet without opening a single inbound port on the firewall feels like magic.

I can't figure it out why we are obsessed with AWS and GCP!

I got it. Are you a developer? Have GitHub? X or something?

Mobile first IDE!

I would love to use it, it will certainly help me when I am not able to use my laptop.

Mhm. Great!

Btw. Nice to meet you.

So what did you learn in SEO? I generally don't have much knowledge about it.

I built a zero-backend CDN for hotlinking SVGs. Unlimited bandwidth.

https://svg.inbondz.com

I was tired of copying and pasting SVGs over and over again for my projects and social links. So I built that. Tell me if you need any other SVGs.