Tech Layoffs Are Feeding a New Startup Surge

Re:Tech Layoffs Are Feeding a New Startup Surge by greenthrow on Thursday February 23, 2023 @01:04PM (#34914107)

Yeah but we are talking about startups. Brand new ones. They have no customers. Let alone enough customers to necessitate cloud scaling.

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Re:Tech Layoffs Are Feeding a New Startup Surge by no_wizard on Thursday February 23, 2023 @02:50PM (#34915510)

Gotta build the prototype on something eventually. It’s a solid OOTB tech stack. Lets you focus on building the business with peace of mind. Not fiddling with servers etc.

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Re:Tech Layoffs Are Feeding a New Startup Surge by fijiaarone on Friday February 24, 2023 @12:56AM (#34921358)

For the past several years, “startup” meant at least 5 years in operation with over $1 billion valuation.

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Re:Tech Layoffs Are Feeding a New Startup Surge by fakedang on Friday February 24, 2023 @05:36AM (#34923107)

I've used Supabase for some production level projects, and it's seriously a very good starting point which you can scale up to mid-tier levels. Brand new ones with no customers can easily leverage their free tier.

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