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Same. Most product startups I've worked on where the business model seemed to be working, always the stability and scalability of the platform are the main problems.

Why are you on HN if you do not expect to see such? And this is not fanboy-ing or envy, it's about economy of compute. I'm sure you'd see that in the forum about car engine enthusiasts.

It still competes with SO because now you'd post the question about a certain framework or library on its repo's discussions. Also, isn't it kind of explicitly doing that because discussions can elect an "accepted" answer?

that's 50 bucks per month vs 80 bucks per year

Had there been any scaling problems for Lapis-powered apps that you have worked on?

Anyone knows a better decompiler for .net other than ilspy? It's a hit or miss for me with ilspy, would like to try something better even if it's paid.

Looking for web development work. I can do full stack, and I have sysad and netsec background

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My guess: all you can do in the 300 sec execution limit

My guess: it runs on a NodeJS container along with your other "functions".

I only tried using https://cloud.google.com/nodejs/ and it supports any official version available in the site that you indicate in the "engines" field. Tried 5.6 (App Engine) and it worked. https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#engines

I only tried using https://cloud.google.com/nodejs/ and it supports any official version available in the site that you indicate in the "engines" field. Tried 5.6 (App Engine) and it worked.

https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#engines

Got a 4 core, 3GB ram server I pay <$7/month (paid yearly) on a reputable low end host, so yes it is expensive

Q: Can I use this on top of any non-ACID-compliant database to avoid race conditions?

Probably not. But you use Dart, NodeJS and any other languages with Managed VMs

https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/managed-vms/

The book "The Rust Programming Language" is really solid and everyone learning the language should read it.

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Will you release a version for those who want the whole compilation for a smaller price?

Are there any pure Python implementation of these algorithms? I am looking for something that would work with Google App Engine.

it's because native threads are expensive

Could you please link me where I can find more information about the 400-series exams / how to become a certified GCP engineer?

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Simple yet powerful

I am one of those people who find GAE a joy to use especially for projects like intranet sites. Obviously, GAE is not one size fits all. It doesn't even try to be one. Although you might find it hard to know whether GAE is the right tool/platform as for the size of the product is immense (Google Cloud Platform). Heck, you might have missed what you truly need.

I was given a chance to work with AppScale on a project and all I can say is that Google is lucky that they're there. AppScale and GAE truly complement each other. And only those who've used both products will get that.

I am sad for those who are swayed to the FUD in this thread, they truly miss a lot. Not all people want to do devops. Not everyone wants to spend time brainstorming what the optimal stack to use. Some just want to code, build fast, and that's what AE/AS offers.

The Samsung chargers as well, LG chargers unfortunately just only give 0.8A

$5 Million

How extensive is the physics engine implementation?

then I think what would be best here is a command line tool to manage your routes on .htaccess or nginx configs.

For me, it defeats the vision of Bitcoin as being decentralized. I know some high level API is of warrant nowadays, but we need something that's independent from someone's profits from it.

What we need is a bitcoin sdk, not another 3rd-party rest api that will go down if business does not profit. Open source this!