Different workloads, different tradeoffs.
Vercel is great for Next.js, but you can’t run things like Redis or Kubernetes there.
There are also significant differences in container management, scalability and cost between Hetzner and AWS.
I could run everything on AWS, but for some workloads I’d just be paying more for no real benefit.
I am going to democratise software development and deployment E2E.
Not only for MVP, but for businesses to rely on the software and agents they get from my platform.
Couldn’t agree more.
Most of the builders you see are not actual engineers .
Most of them don’t even know how shell acts under the hood.
One take that I had on this -
Those models are complex and deterministic. Involving probabilistic models in them could be risky but interesting.
@Tech_p001 I want to give people the ability to build for themselves whatever they want, fast, cheap and reliable.
I believe not only coding should be a commodity, but also maintaining and deploying complex software.