In many, if not most, startups and small companies titles don't mean much. You have to do more than you were usually hired for.

Try and learn as much as you can as fast as you can and then either ask for more money or look for another job.

As long as the environment is not bad, it may be a good learning experience. When I compare my startup years to some of my co-workers who never worked at a startup I was able to learn a lot more than them. Many of my co-workers have only worked at large companies so they were never exposed to a wide range of tasks because in larger companies jobs are far more segregated and specialized.

How much data? How often does it change? A common pattern is software like Restic saving to any S3 compatible service. There are quite a few, but one of the common, and affordable, one is B2 from backblaze.

You also did not mention what OS. The options for windows are very different from what you can get for Mac / Linux. Many of the Linux options are able available for Mac and Mac has some options of it's own which are Mac only.

Without even the most basic info about your setup and what you are trying to backup it is hard to give anything beyond generic suggestions.

Agree that the author should have given attribution to the image, but this is an author who has created packages well before LLMs ever existed so I would cut him some slack.

Additionally, he is re-iterating a topic which has been discussed by many other authors. A few points he raise I had not seen before so still found it an interesting read.

Easiest way is a program called imapsync

I suggest, if possible, just change the wording to make it clear one can opt out of emails after one logs in.

On registration:

I consent to the collection and processing of my personal information on this website.

Understood...

I consent to receive digest and notification emails from this website.

This I suggest you change or indicate one can manage digest somewhere. I did not want to select that since I don't want digests, but it won't let me register otherwise. Also, just seems like a bad thing to request. That should be a setting, not a requirement.

How can the forums be accessed from lemmy? Do you have info anywhere on that?

it's not a sprint, but a marathon. Rest, recharge and then come back.. For example you could do posts in Lemmy of summary of an article in your site or just put link to article in your site, once things are moving.

I like the idea, but wonder if a lemmy community may have been just as good. The main friction I think many of us will have is "one more place to go to". Also, I think the founders likely should step up to create content initially otherwise you run into

• New user visits
• Nothing here to see.. I like the idea; will bookmark to check later
• Later never comes and the person just forgets about the project

In my opinion the founders need to create some, even if minimal, value for new users until there is a critical mass.

Two weeks ago I laid off more than 20% of my workforce. I didn’t do it because Cloudflare is struggling. We posted record revenue growth, have strong free cash flow and are adding an unprecedented number of customers around the world.

And since we are doing so great let's fire 20% of our workforce because obviously they were not a factor in our success. Besides what could possibly go wrong firing 1/5 of our company. Is not like there is lots of tribal knowledge that AI won't be able to figure out.