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> Oracle will have a steep climb to pull off their vision. They eventually will... someday. It's not with the fortune 100s that you surpass biological evolution
by sna1l 9y ago
> Oracle will have a steep climb to pull off their vision. They eventually will... someday. It's not with the fortune 100s that you surpass biological evolution, it's with the hackers, startups, developers, and red-eyed bandits that code at 3:14 AM to solve that one bug that kept them from sleeping for the past 3 days. The Revolution of Evolution in cloud ML and autonomous DB will come from a Panoply, the execution of large enterprise market adoption will come from an Oracle.
Lol sounds like a great place to work.
- tdb7893 9y agoIt's amazing how freeing working only from 9 to 5 and not having access to emails away from the office is. I'm surprised anyone would willingly work that crazy
- SomeStupidPoint 9y agoI don't even get why they would. It's not like the time I have to type code is my limiting factor on productivity. Past a certain point, I'm not solving issues -- I'm creating them. On any horizon over a week, I'm better off sleeping, eating, exercising, etc than trying to smash every hour into working. Keeping my brain on a routine and properly nurtured is more productive than crazy hours, by a wide margin. But I guess looking busy can be as important as results.
- dx034 9y ago> red-eyed bandits that code at 3:14 AM to solve that one bug that kept them from sleeping for the past 3 days I don't want to apply a fix written at 3:14AM by a developer with sleep deprivation. That's the same as being proud that drunk developers fix the most critical bugs.