David Négrier
@david-negrier.bsky.social
WorkAdventure
CTO, ex TheCodingMachine
cofounder and CTO. My Bluesky avatar is all about PHP, JS, Typescript, WebRTC and web development in general. Open-source contributor and PSR-11 co-editor.
CTO, ex TheCodingMachine
cofounder and CTO. My Bluesky avatar is all about PHP, JS, Typescript, WebRTC and web development in general. Open-source contributor and PSR-11 co-editor.
I understand they can charge a fee to connect to your runner, but 0.002 USD/minute... that's 0.12 USD/hour. It's HUGE! A t3.xlarge instance at AWS (4 CPU, 16GB RAM) costs 0.16 USD/hour. The fee is almost as pricey as the machine itself!!! (or way more pricey if you host your runner at Hetzner !) 😱🤯
December 17, 2025 at 11:32 AM
I understand they can charge a fee to connect to your runner, but 0.002 USD/minute... that's 0.12 USD/hour. It's HUGE! A t3.xlarge instance at AWS (4 CPU, 16GB RAM) costs 0.16 USD/hour. The fee is almost as pricey as the machine itself!!! (or way more pricey if you host your runner at Hetzner !) 😱🤯
Hey! Look at the bright side! At least, no SQL injection. Legacy code is code that survived 😋.
And you are so lucky not to have an infamous "each()" call in there 🤣
And you are so lucky not to have an infamous "each()" call in there 🤣
December 11, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Hey! Look at the bright side! At least, no SQL injection. Legacy code is code that survived 😋.
And you are so lucky not to have an infamous "each()" call in there 🤣
And you are so lucky not to have an infamous "each()" call in there 🤣
If you do, I wonder how quick the agents will take to use this setting natively! That could give a good idea on the time they take to refresh the models 🤔
October 31, 2025 at 4:54 PM
If you do, I wonder how quick the agents will take to use this setting natively! That could give a good idea on the time they take to refresh the models 🤔
True. In that regard, Javascript really cares about backward compatibility more than any other language ("don't break the web!"), but the ecosystem around Javascript really can't be ignored.
August 23, 2025 at 7:53 PM
True. In that regard, Javascript really cares about backward compatibility more than any other language ("don't break the web!"), but the ecosystem around Javascript really can't be ignored.
Just spent the last 3 days fixing code after a "npm update" on minor versions. The last one was maybe one year ago.
The JS ecosystem is just dreadful.
The JS ecosystem is just dreadful.
August 23, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Just spent the last 3 days fixing code after a "npm update" on minor versions. The last one was maybe one year ago.
The JS ecosystem is just dreadful.
The JS ecosystem is just dreadful.
something Positive 😋
July 2, 2025 at 7:47 PM
something Positive 😋