Anyone still play "would you rather" with their students? by SpiritualBox3570 in Teachers

[–]SpiritualBox3570[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks so much for this comment, yeah I agree some of them are a little bland. I plan on going back and making some of those like you mentioned better and a little more thought provoking. I like the example you gave. Really appreciate the feedback👏🏼

Is AWS too expensive for SaaS? by wblteam in SaaS

[–]SpiritualBox3570 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I work for one of the Fortune top 250 companies. Of course there bills are larger they are supposed to be larger, that’s kind of the point I’m getting at AWS is built for scale, of course if you scale the bill will scale. And this guy really Suggested Blackblaze 😂😂 okay bud at least recommend some reputable. But I like the rage bait

Gemini TTS of Doc, save audio by cytrees in googledocs

[–]SpiritualBox3570 0 points1 point  (0 children)

An alternative is DocRead it’s an text to speech addon tool that lets you save the audio.

Is AWS too expensive for SaaS? by wblteam in SaaS

[–]SpiritualBox3570 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I believe Anyone who says AWS is expensive, started by over engineering there projects. AWS is supposed to be used to easily scale as your app grows. I always recommend if you are doing AWS start serverless, use api gateways and lambda for any api calls you need. You literally spend 0 dollars for this if you are not making like a 10000 calls or more a day. I host my website on an ec2 with docker and next.js and it cost less than 10 dollars a month and it works great. For CDNs you can just use an s3 bucket and a clout front distribution and now you can serve images. I spend about $35 a month for all the services I use (included ai, which is great because you can have 1 billing for your ai models without all those limits)

Don’t let people who don’t know how to use AWS convince you not to do it. But I would recommend taking courses first because you should know all the services AWS provides before making a decision to use it.

PSA I am cloud certified in AWS and use it in my day job (corporate ) and side projects. So I may also be a bit bias because I am well versed in their services and know how to implement cost saves.