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For our SaaS-product Botium Box - a full functional and non-functional testing infrastructure for chatbot - we decided to go for Node.js in the backend. ... The one single argument why we decided for Node.js was that in our small developer team (4 people) everyone is a full-stack-developer, and it will ultimately safe time to develop client and server in the same programming language.

Is there a service available showing me the ranking history of a specific post within a specific time frame - how the ranking evolved over time ?

Amazon is using the same trick with AWS pricing as cellphone providers: they rely on bad math capabilities of their clients. The costs for one single item, in the case of AWS this is one hour of computing, is incredibly low, parts of a cent - but most people out there are not able to do simple maths like multiplication (by 720, the number of hours in a month) or summation (with the costs of the other services you have to implicitly use). When hosting a simple one-node Kubernetes cluster the costs are easily at a three-figure number per month - the fees for EKS, the fee for the EC2 node, the fee for the inbound load balancer, the fee for storage, ... compared to a root server for $10 that easily outperforms a $60 EC2 instance that's really overpriced.

Clubhouse is a one-trick pony: by following the scarcity principle on multiple levels (iPhone-only, invite-only, audio-only, ...) it creates the feeling of superiority for the ones who are in the position to join the exclusive circle. That's it.

Following up to the latest discussions on Hackernews together with this awesome community we pushed several updates to Github. Botium Speech Processing is now using way better pre-trained modesl from the Zamia Speech project and has an option to watch a file system folder for running text-to-speech and speech-to-text recipies.

https://github.com/codeforequity-at/botium-speech-processing