pdwittig

Sorry for the trouble. The docs has since been updated - you should try again.

Also happy to help if you run into any other issues - pwittig at cloudflare dot com.

There are a lot of similarities, but here are a few differences:

It's region-less, and runs your inference task on the Cloudflare network, near your end users. Though that's not entirely true yet - we'll be in 100 sites by EOY '23, and nearly everywhere by EOY '24.

It was built to work alongside our new vector database, Vectorize, out of the box.

It's accessible to all developers, regardless of where you deploy (via API), but we wanted to offer a seamless option for developers already building on Cloudflare - Workers, Pages, etc.

It's 100% designed to let you try it out for free, so something else must be going on. Feel free to message me at pwittig at cloudflare dot com, and I'm happy to help debug.

Also, we're still figuring some things out, but current limits are here: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/platform/limits...

I was a long time Heroku user/lover (~10 years) for both personal and company projects. I've recently moved to Render[1], and so far it's been great. I haven't been using them long enough to put it through it's paces, but I'd certainly say it's worth a look. Other alternatives I've heard good things about are Fly.io[2] and Porter[3].

[1] - https://render.com/

[2] - https://fly.io/

[3] - https://porter.run/

You might want to check out Reflect [1]. Some things I like about them:

* End-to-end encryption (this was a big one for me)

* Native apps for macOS + iOS

* Networked notes (Roam style)

* Long term vision - founders are second (or more) time founders, don't have plans to raise VC, and instead want to build a long-term business [2]

[1] - https://reflect.app/ [2] - https://reflect.academy/our-values

From pg's Do Things That Don't Scale (http://paulgraham.com/ds.html)

"Stripe is one of the most successful startups we've funded, and the problem they solved was an urgent one. If anyone could have sat back and waited for users, it was Stripe. But in fact they're famous within YC for aggressive early user acquisition.

..."At YC we use the term "Collison installation" for the technique they invented. More diffident founders ask "Will you try our beta?" and if the answer is yes, they say "Great, we'll send you a link." But the Collison brothers weren't going to wait. When anyone agreed to try Stripe they'd say "Right then, give me your laptop" and set them up on the spot."

Might be worth focussing on onboarding.

Good work. This is pretty cool and looks really clean. As someone currently work on a SaaS product, I find sites like this super useful to find design inspiration without spending a lot of time hunting for good examples. Out of curiosity, what exactly do I get by subscribing - a curated list of new additions on some recurring basis? (might be worth clarifying on the site)

Very strong second on this! Use case for me: Like most ppl, I often listed to podcasts while doing some other primary task (cooking, driving, etc.), and am unable to "note" the interesting snippets. When I go back to find those snippets, I am often unsure of which exact episode I heard it on, and if I do remember that, using the audio scrubber to find it is still a disaster. Would love to give it a try when you roll this out.

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* 1-3 years of software development at a high-growth technology company

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* Ideally experience with major Javascript framework such as: Ember, AngularJS

* Preferred proficiency with relational databases, comfortable dabbling in both front-end and back-end tasks. Building out analytics infrastructure. Not afraid to work on design and UX

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* This is a pivotal moment for Breeze’s product and engineering culture. Help us expand to all 60 US cities that Uber, Lyft, and other on-demand services have a presence in

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