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Ask HN: Have you regretted making something open-source?
Original EnglishSo I decided to put up paid support versions ranging from $50 to $150.
Paw – Advanced API tool for Mac
Original EnglishI don't think $70 is expensive for good software BTW, but I just haven't been sold on the value of it so far.
Instant.io – Streaming file transfer over WebTorrent
Original EnglishBut the fact is that with the speed of today’s internet connections, the user is going to finish fully downloading the torrent in a fraction …
Open Sourcing a Failed Startup
Original EnglishI paid ~$20 for it and got up and running in a weekend.
Career planning: Where do old devs go to?
Original Englishbut am paid less than them - I'm not bitter about that, I'm paid well in comparison to my circumstances, but it's unlikely that there'd …
Rapier is a set of 2D and 3D physics engines written in Rust
Original EnglishHowever, I did not write much about the deployment.
Show HN: I built an indie, browser-based MMORPG
Original EnglishFor example, I calculate the average latency variation in the client and delay updates so that they fall more closely to exactly 600ms apart.
Dear friend, you have built a Kubernetes
Original EnglishThe difference in my mind is that it's more complex for the system maintainer, but less complex for the person deploying workloads to it.
Show HN: Kaiwa, a Modern Open-Source XMPP Web Client
Original Englishout of the box, there are none) and copy+paste, though both can be fixed in theory, but mainly because of the latency.