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modernerd ◴[14 Nov 24 08:08 UTC] No.42134059[source]▶

"Billing alerts" are a joke, give us hard spend limits. Then offer a way to set those limits during onboarding.

Building a business on blank cheques and accidental spends is shady. It's also a large barrier to adoption. The more times devs see reports like, "I tried [random 20-minute tutorial] and woke up to a bill for my life's savings and luckily support waived the fee this one time but next time they're coming for my house", the less they'll want to explore your offerings.

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1. madeofpalk ◴[14 Nov 24 11:26 UTC] No.42135170[source]▶

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I dont't think it is a meaningful barrier to adoption, at AWS's scale anymore.

AWS's growth doesn't come from courting small random devs working on side projects.

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