Wait, this is news to me - which VPS providers do not have persistent data storage? Are you thinking of Heroku-like deployments? I feel like every VPS provider I've encountered always listed storage as a feature?
I didn't realize they had a (effectively) scale-to-zero option! Is it possible to store a bit of state, or is the bot entirely for ephemeral responses? I wasn't clear on what storage would be available from their…
Also, the default target configuration is "es2016," and modern browsers only support up to "es2015." I had to recheck this was indeed an article from 2023, because this part surprised me greatly. To my understanding,…
Does this make it more difficult to reason about the program memory usage over its lifetime, or can all potential cases be statically analyzed?
Wait, this is news to me - which VPS providers do not have persistent data storage? Are you thinking of Heroku-like deployments? I feel like every VPS provider I've encountered always listed storage as a feature?
I didn't realize they had a (effectively) scale-to-zero option! Is it possible to store a bit of state, or is the bot entirely for ephemeral responses? I wasn't clear on what storage would be available from their…
Also, the default target configuration is "es2016," and modern browsers only support up to "es2015." I had to recheck this was indeed an article from 2023, because this part surprised me greatly. To my understanding,…
Does this make it more difficult to reason about the program memory usage over its lifetime, or can all potential cases be statically analyzed?