Aydarbek

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Building Ayder — HTTP-native durable event log/bus in C.

Previously: self-taught programmer for 4 years

From Kazakhstan

GitHub: github.com/A1darbek Email: [email protected]

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Comment · 8 months ago
Goal: make durability demos less “trust me”. Click “Run double proof” → it produces N, docker kill -s KILL, restarts, consumes/commits, then proves “no loss + no dupes” while exposing the entire trail (proof JSON + docker inspect/events/log tail).
Comment · 9 months ago
To clarify: I’m looking for 2–3 teams who already run Kafka/Redpanda/NATS and are open to testing an alternative focused on simpler ops and lower tail latency. Not selling anything, just early feedback and real workloads.
Comment · 9 months ago
Thanks, this is genuinely helpful framing. We made the mistake of thinking in “roles” (GTM cofounder) instead of pulling people into the problem and watching for ownership.

We’re now doing short problem interviews with early users / people who engaged deeply with our Show HN, and tracking who (1) reframes the problem, (2) proposes concrete next steps, and (3) follows up unprompted. Those are strong signals.

Also +1 on the “technical storyteller” point our ideal partner might be technical but customer-obsessed rather than a traditional sales profile.

One question: when you’ve seen this work best, what’s a good lightweight way to test alignment/commitment before talking equity (e.g., a 2-4 week project sprint, shared doc, pre-defined milestones)?

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