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I have keywords for next.js and node.js. I should probably filter for /boilerplate/ and /ship/ too.

I guess I have a problem with being blasted with paid next.js/node.js templates while having a notification set up for these keywords on HN. It feels like this is just an ad for your paid template. It's a highly congested market segment and I get you need to funnel/guide leads into your checkout page but this is not the place.

Going by your bio one could think this is business oriented. Sorry if I missed the mark. Anyway, I doubt anyone is going to run the numbers for you. I would give this a real life test, even if it was just simulated traffic. Hetzner has been a huge cost saving for me.

Whenever I read posts like this with millions of requests per small time unit, fighting over dollars. I realize I work in a completely different realm. I have barely 60 concurrent users but these users are paying top dollar for the privilege. Can't you make the revenue per request higher so this becomes a none issue ?

This reads like a very honest reflection and gives back some eroded trust in Vercel.

Even though I use systemd to manage my primary node app, I started to use pm2 for new projects. It was just easier, better monitoring, cluster option, many easy to configure restart options. I don't think the article makes a good enough case to not use pm2.

Being GPT compatible seems to be another major selling point.

I would love to read the full story on this.

I've been playing with Remix.js a bit and come to similar conclusions. I'm not exited to go all in on route actions. I found myself using socket.io with TS interfaces to define the API. I guess pretty similar to how trpc works albeit with a bit more boilerplate. Currently looking into Vike (vite-plugin-ssr) to cut down on meta dependencies.

Maybe on my end. It doesn't happen in incognito.

The link redirects to google.com