@openshipio I assumed there will be options to use openship with my own servers , but I thought there is an option where opensship cloud it’s like managed infra like I can provision some ec2 or s3 or k8 clusters and then openship provision these on aws under OS and will pay openship 👀
The line that stuck with me:
at 250B entries, one wasted byte becomes 250GB.
This is what scale does — it turns implementation details into architecture.
Memory layout, allocation count, locality… still matter.
Great engineering.
At 250 billion DNS cache entries, one wasted byte costs 250 GB of RAM.
Five Rust optimizations later: 100 TB freed, inserts 43% faster, lookups 19% faster.
We didn't trade speed for space. https://t.co/mMyOYnj0mQ
Update to v0.6.8 for a more stable OpenShip and fewer bugs
And… something BIG is coming 👀
A fully self-hosted CI/CD alternative to GitHub Actions, with a visual workflow editor.
Your existing YAML files will just work.
No GitHub dependency. No waiting for GitHub to come back… as usual
More soon.
I agree with @tobi; I feel like too many “techies” use VRAM numbers to oversell GPUs. Loading a model in a slow home lab says little about production serving.
I’ll use Gemma 31B on RTX PRO 6000 vs H200, an affordable setup anyone can rent, test, and validate. Full blog post this weekend. 🧵
I went looking for a managed-Postgres provider.
Instead, I found a vulnerability in a 4-star PostgreSQL extension available everywhere!
and turned it into code execution at @neondatabase, @supabase, @xata and more.
Part 1/6 | Extension Risks Are Real
https://t.co/tTcB44nLXL
Even today, running the Laravel installer and seeing this stack as an option brings me so much joy 😍
It's such an honor, and so humbling, to see tools you've worked really hard on get used by thousands (err... millions!) of people.
My advice to younger developers — if some part of your development experience doesn't feel right to you, and your gut says there must be a better way, chase that.
When Adam and I started working on Tailwind CSS, many people thought CSS architecture was a "solved problem."
Same with Inertia.js — just use a REST or GraphQL API and OAuth or a third-party auth service... and this tool and that thing...
But I knew what I wanted — a modern JS framework like React/Vue/Svelte, but within the classic Laravel monolith architecture.
Don't be afraid to push against the standard way of doing things. You might just end up creating something awesome.
@othman_vc وحتى من يسمح بالربط، لا تجد سعرًا منشورًا — «كلّم المبيعات»
و«ورّنا حجم عملائك»، بدل سعر واضح للعملية.
التطوير ما ينتظر الموافقات فقط، ينتظر كذلك نموذجًا تجاريًا
يسمح للشركات الصغيرة تجرّب قبل ما توصل لحجم يستاهل التفاوض.
@othman_vc اتفق ، لكن أضيف عائقًا مختلفًا عن الجانب التنظيمي:
الشركات اللي تبي تبني على المصرفية المفتوحة، العائق أمامها اليوم
هو مزودو الخدمة (TPPs) أنفسهم.
بدل ما يقدمون خدمة ربط سهلة وبأسعار معلنة يتطور معها القطاع،
الاتجاه صار نحو احتكار الـ connection وإطلاق تطبيقاتهم المالية الخاصة.
هذه وحدة من اكثر الامور اللي اهتمينا فيها واشتغلنا عليها سواء تيم كرانل او الearly testers لهذه الفيتشر
استغرقنا فيها وقت طويل اقدر اعترف، لادراكنا ان هالنوع من الخدمات لازم تكون بافضل صورة وافضل استقرار ممكن. والحمدلله قطعنا شوط طويل بهالموضوع ومكملين باذن الله
الهدف كان ان عندنا كثير مستخدمين طلبوها منا لان كان الفرونت اند والباك اند حقهم كله مدار من طرفنا في السعودية. لكن الauth مثلا وغيره كان في سوبابيس
اعتقد الان حلينا لهم مشكلة مهمة!
وباذن الله هدفنا نخلي الcycle محلية بشكل كامل!
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