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3hcloud.com 12d ago

OpenClaw vs. KiloClaw vs. Hermes Agent

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danluu.com 18d ago

Diseconomies of scale in fraud, spam, support, and moderation

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baweaver.com 22d ago

Ozymandias on Rails. The Pedestal Inscription

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3hcloud.com 26d ago

How to Set Up and Deploy an OpenClaw AI Agent on a VPS

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mmaksimovic.dev 26d ago

Rage Against the Dying of Critical Thinking

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tradecore.com 1mo ago

We replaced Zendesk

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blog.appsignal.com 2mo ago

What Is Wrong with PaaS Today?

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webpets-flame.vercel.app 3mo ago

A tiny world of friendly web pets

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awesomeagents.ai 3mo ago

GitHub's fake star economy

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blog.appsignal.com 3mo ago

Tracing a Slow Request Through Your Django App

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techcrunch.com 3mo ago

WireGuard VPN developer can't ship updates after Microsoft locks account

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blog.appsignal.com 3mo ago

Monitoring Express Route Performance with AppSignal

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hackaday.com 3mo ago

Making the Case Against Markdown

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tighten.com 3mo ago

Developers Should – and Shouldn't – Use LLMs in Our Development

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blog.appsignal.com 3mo ago

What Metrics to Monitor in Your Vibe Coded App

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arstechnica.com 3mo ago

Study: Sycophantic AI can undermine human judgment

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github.com 3mo ago

MSA on memory issues with AI-a [pdf]

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blog.appsignal.com 4mo ago

Monitoring Your Node.js App Health on Fly.io

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qa.tech 4mo ago

Engineering Guide for AI Enterprise Coding Tools

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www.literally.dev 4mo ago

How Open Source Companies Make Money

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qa.tech 4mo ago

AI Dev Tool Stack for 2026

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www.reo.dev 6mo ago

How to nurture and scale a developer community – podcast episode

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hatchet.run 6mo ago

Lessons Learned from Building an SDK

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news.ycombinator.com 7mo ago

Is Cloudflare Down Again?

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www.devzero.io 7mo ago

What's Wrong with Kubernetes Today

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hatchet.run 7mo ago

We Solved Multi-Language SDK Documentation Chaos Without LLMs

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www.literally.dev 8mo ago

Developer Content Marketing Metrics and Interactive Charts

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www.phoronix.com 9mo ago

Linux 6.18 Non-MM Pull Request: "A Mere 150x Speedup Was Measured

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medium.com 9mo ago

Honest review of Lovable from an AI engineer

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clickhouse.com 10mo ago

Build ClickHouse-Powered APIs with React and MooseStack

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I don't think anyone can guarantee anything here, but I am going to bet that they will be a better-priced alternative.

Prices are going insane, and I am going for an alternative provider in the US.

I have 5 app nodes, 2 background workers, 1 DB replica, and 4 dev/staging instances.

On new Hetzner US pricing:

5 x CCX23 (app nodes): $514.95/mo 2 x CCX13 (workers): $101.98/mo 1 x CCX23 (DB replica): $102.99/mo 4 x CX33 (dev/staging): $39.96/mo Total: ~$759/mo or $9,108/year

On 3HCloud with equivalent specs:

5 x 16 GB 4 vCPU dedicated: $160/mo 2 x 8 GB 2 vCPU dedicated: $32/mo 1 x 16 GB 4 vCPU dedicated: $32/mo 4 x 4 GB 2 vCPU shared: $24/mo Storage ~250 GB total (SSD smart): ~$7.50/mo Total: ~$255/mo or $3,066/year

I will let you do the math.

You are right, but in practice, a lot of things happen.

Docs that get generated end up in a huge PR that people glance over.

Sometimes the reviewers aren't senior enough, so they don't even see the issue, etc.

I’ve been sexually assaulted on the job (which was sort of my mistake; this was the one guy who I thought I’d screened but actually hadn’t, and if I’d screened him I would have not met him)

No it wasn't your mistake. It hurts me to see that people who have been through trauma blame themselves for it.

If you provide them with these details, it should work.

A friend of mine works in a bank and deals with these things. If they have your full story, they should get it all sorted out.

I think that developers can safely migrate to communities such as Hashnode instead of wasting their time scrolling through numerous groups on Facebook. All the features are already there without the tracking system in place.

Hashnode| https://hashnode.com/| REMOTE| Full-time

- Backend Developer (GoLang)

- Backend Developer (Node.js)

- Blockchain Developer

- Front-end Developer

https://hashnode.com/about#jobs

Hashnode is a friendly and inclusive community for software developers. Unlike other Q&A networks, we encourage subjective and opinion based questions and want developers to express themselves. The broader goal is to help software engineers develop new skills, stay relevant and connected.

Moved to another city to change my career and get a really nice job. After 2 years of living there, moved once again to get an even better job and double my salary. I also learned where to draw a line in the sand in that first company. Working for an international company - and being paid minimum wage, noup, won't allow that to happen to me ever again. Afterwards, I realized I loved living in the first city, found a remote job and moved back.