I understand Digger's philosophy of "always keep launching". You guys launch products on what seems like a weekly basis to see what might stick. All the products lead back to Digger. That being said, how is this…
So you built an abstraction layer for an abstraction layer for an abstraction layer?
To get the cluster up and running using AWS EKS, it costs $0.10/hour which means at a minimum you're spending $72/mo ($860+/year) to just run the cluster and not the underlying resources. How do you justify this and…
I understand Digger's philosophy of "always keep launching". You guys launch products on what seems like a weekly basis to see what might stick. All the products lead back to Digger. That being said, how is this…
So you built an abstraction layer for an abstraction layer for an abstraction layer?
To get the cluster up and running using AWS EKS, it costs $0.10/hour which means at a minimum you're spending $72/mo ($860+/year) to just run the cluster and not the underlying resources. How do you justify this and…