Totally fair, Google / Microsoft are the right call for most people. This is specifically for folks already running infrastructure on AWS who want to keep email data in the same account for compliance, data sovereignty, or just simplicity. Definitely niche, but that's who WorkMail served.
Plus, down the line, I'm sure folks want to work on their own AI agents with inbox access, and Bedrock would be a perfect fit.
If anyone wants to try out GitClassic Pro, I added a promo code for 50% off, it's "HACKERNEWS"- comes out to $20/year. Gives you access to private repos. Going to dedicate as much time / attention as possible to building a better GitHub frontend! I think a lot of people want this (myself included).
Responded to someone else below: if you sign in using GitHub, you can get your own allotment of 5,000/req/hour. The public API only allows 60 request per hour, but since we're using Lambda, it actually shifts to different IP addresses depending on the invocation.
Sounds like maybe you should add caching in there, so at least the /explore and facebook/react works. I ended up rate limited before I could see a single repository.
Hah, should've anticipated hitting the public rate limits... if you sign in using GitHub, you can get your own allotment of 5,000/req/hour.
The public API only allows 60 request per hour, but since we're using Lambda, it actually shifts to different IP addresses depending on the invocation.
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Plus, down the line, I'm sure folks want to work on their own AI agents with inbox access, and Bedrock would be a perfect fit.