5fnheluzdj | 3 years ago | on: Removal of Heroku free product plans
While I do understand the trouble, having a way to try the product without revealing my identity makes it `as good` as Heroku.
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5fnheluzdj | 3 years ago | on: Removal of Heroku free product plans
With `local repository` I meant not involving a thirdparty like Github or Gitlab which is a requirement for some Heroku-like providers. `git push heroku` is very nice to have - for me it would be enough to not having to leave the terminal as it seems to be the case.
Last time I tried fly.io I had to provide payment information before doing something useful. I'll give it another try as you suggested.
5fnheluzdj | 3 years ago | on: Removal of Heroku free product plans
On the top of my list is being able to use a local repository and providing no credit card.
5fnheluzdj | 4 years ago | on: Show HN: I made an interactive anti-procrastination video course
This assumes that procrastination is some sort of a problem. I'd like start from scratch. What is the purpose of doing anything? What is the point of productivity? Is this subjective and materials like these are for people that see it as a problem or is there some generality to it?
5fnheluzdj | 4 years ago | on: Jeff Bezos’ Dystopian Legacy Goes Far Beyond Amazon
The growth-based system did quite well on average and it might be only the effects we have to address. One way to see it is that there is a mismatch between human capabilities and the systems requirements. We're already working on enhancing humans and creating better human replacements. Humans should be able to work on robots instead of working as robots. Until we made the transition, the system needs careful adjustment via i.e regulations and massive educational investments to minimize the pains for humans.
5fnheluzdj | 5 years ago | on: My simple GitHub project went viral
Compilations are derivatives of original work. There is nothing inherently wrong with compilations being more popular but the effort put into it is much less. Clicks don't take effort or other metrics into account.
Thinking about this more deeply raises more questions: What is effort? Is it measured in time or competence needed? Is promoting less effort? How could it be achieved that the credit distributes adequately across original work and derivatives?
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