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… but to answer your question better. It sucks that Google's own services don't live up to the performance expectations of tools made in other parts of Google.
by benschwarz 7y ago
… but to answer your question better. It sucks that Google's own services don't live up to the performance expectations of tools made in other parts of Google.
- mikece 7y agoI imagine the various teams at Google see each other as competition more than we might realize. How many chat-like applications are there? How about the Java/Kotlin Android teams versus the Flutter team? All of the GPL die-hards looking at the non-GPL (MIT, BSD, and Apache2) Fuchsia project wondering just how committed Google is to the Linux kernel.
- liveoneggs 7y agoif google could gain a market advantage similar to the one they got from linux (for free) they would do so immediately no matter the "cost" to linux/OSS/the-world-at-large
- skybrian 7y agoYes, different teams have different priorities, but there isn't direct competition between a performance-measuring tool and ad-serving. In this case it's probably more the performance team wanting to do unbiased measurement. As they should.