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rollout.io 7y ago

Rollout Joins CloudBees Family

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www.nylas.com 8y ago

How Do We Even JavaScript?

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www.nylas.com 8y ago

Sunsetting Nylas Mail Development

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www.eventbrite.com 10y ago

Show HN: Gold Laces Conference for Bootstrappers and Side Hustles

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feinternational.com 10y ago

FE International Advises on the Sale of Drip to Leadpages

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chrome.google.com 10y ago

Show HN: Braid – Project management built into Gmail

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chrome.google.com 10y ago

Show HN: Braid, project and dialogue management built into Gmail

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blog.yesgraph.com 10y ago

The Top 5 Analytics Tasks for Your New Startup

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www.texasmonthly.com 11y ago

The Click Clique: Amber Venz and the Business of Fashion Publishing

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www.simplify.com 13y ago

MasterCard's Simplify Commerce

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www.reddit.com 14y ago

We are the Bitbucket engineering team. Reddit AMA

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alphalist.co 15y ago

Review our startup: AlphaList - get expert feedback on your startup idea

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blog.meatinthesky.com 15y ago

PCI Compliance In The Cloud: This Changes Everything

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www.dreamspark.com 15y ago

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www.localytics.com 15y ago

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The Plumbing Revolution: Developers' Improving Toolbox

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The Evolution Of The Customer Development Interview

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The Other Stuff That's Not Product That You Need To Build Early

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Requirements Gathering Is Not Customer Development

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www.thefunded.com 16y ago

Complete Set of Founder Friendly Legal Docs

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Hey folks, I just wanted to drop a quick note here that there’s a way to stop billing in an emergency that’s officially documented on the Google Cloud documentation site: https://docs.cloud.google.com/billing/docs/how-to/disable-bi... . You can see the big red warning that this could destroy resources that you can’t get back even if you reconnect a billing account, but this is a way to stop things before they get out of control. This billing account disconnect goes all the way to implement a full on “emergency hand brake” that “unplugs the thing from the wall” (or whatever analogy you prefer) without you having to affirmatively do it yourself.

https://docs.cloud.google.com/billing/docs/how-to/modify-pro... and https://docs.cloud.google.com/billing/docs/how-to/budgets-pr... are other documented alternatives to receive billing alerts without the billing account disconnect.

The billing account disconnect obviously shouldn’t be used for any production apps or workloads you’re using to serve your own customers or users, since it could interrupt them without warning, but it’s a great option for internal workloads or test apps or proof of concept explorations.

Hope this helps!

Gemini CLI 1 year ago

Ah I think I see based on the other comment but just to confirm - you want to use Vertex provided Gemini API endpoints without having to create a Google Cloud project. Is that correct? (I’m just trying to get as precise about the problem statement and what success looks like - that helps me figure out a path to the best solution.)

Appreciate the feedback!

Gemini CLI 1 year ago

Thanks Chris!

"The Google Cloud Dashboard is a mess, and they haven't fixed it in years." Tell me what you want, and I'll do my best to make it happen.

In the interim, I would also suggest checking out Cloud Hub - https://console.cloud.google.com/cloud-hub/ - this is us really rethinking the level of abstraction to be higher than the base infrastructure. You can read more about the philosophy and approach here: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/application-developme...

I'm in USA and not censored for me, although I'm logged in and have view sensitive content turned on

dcurtis and I did the California Zephyr back in 2008 (or 2009) and the dining car was interesting as a fairly representative example of the Amtrak experience. You could tell there was still some magic there, but the china was replaced with flimsy plastic, the food was of poorer quality than what you'd get on a United international flight in Economy class, and - yes - you did have to sit next to people you didn't know.

But you could easily imagine it as a rollicking good time, not unlike a cruise ship: fine tableware and china, well appointed interior, with cocktails and wine, next to other fascinating characters. The observation car is OK and all, but it's not the same.

Millenials don't like it because the experience isn't authentic enough.

LaunchDarkly | Software Engineer, Distributed Systems Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Customer Success Manager, Technical Account Manager, many others | Oakland, CA | Onsite

LaunchDarkly is a feature management platform (think feature flags as a service) for everyone from the smallest startups to the world's largest software companies. We help everyone, everywhere build better software and our scale and opportunity for impact is almost unmatched.

We're based in uptown Oakland, a block from the 19th Street BART station. We're growing rapidly, but we're still small enough that the CEO and CTO still know everyone's name. I could say all sorts of things to convince you, but I'll just say this: I'm the happiest I've ever been in my professional life here.

All of our jobs are listed at https://launchdarkly.com/careers/ . If you have any questions, just email me: sachin@launchdarkly.com

The really in depth stuff tends to be blogged about - SO should really have a team of sockpuppet writers who pose questions and then also post summary answers with links back to the blog posts.

Yeah, we're super excited about the forks ourselves! I'm personally using both N1 and Nylas Mail for all my work email (and paying the $12 a month subscription out of pocket) but I hope to move to one of the forks soon.

N1 1.5.0 was the last version that supported Exchange, and that was via the Nylas APIs. We never did ship Exchange support on Nylas Mail 2.0.x, but there's no reason someone can't add it now that we've dumped all the code.

This is correct - it wasn't just that it was too expensive to maintain the client; it split our focus between the client and the API.

So we decided to focus on the API since we have a larger business there and we wanted folks who work at Nylas to be less stressed out.