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So could increasing pricing under circumstances help to make your customers more creative, more efficient and more ecologically sustainable by making your costu
by blumomo 7y ago
So could increasing pricing under circumstances help to make your customers more creative, more efficient and more ecologically sustainable by making your costumers consume less of your computing power and bandwidth?
- ant6n 7y agoDoes it matter whether google or the consumer of the google api caches data?
- lrem 7y agoPlacement of the cache definitely matters, even more so if you can take advantage of the more specific data freshness requirements. Disclaimer: I work in Google. But I also worked a bit on effects of cache placement in my PhD.
- boojing 7y agoWhy is the fact that you work at Google and have researched caching for your PhD a disclaimer? I fail to see how it denies your previous statement
- mehrdadn 7y agoPeople say "disclaimer" when they mean "disclosure" for some reason.
- ptsneves 7y agoBecause it is argument of authority, that he works with the subject company and has subject matter expertise. Take it however you will
- lrem 7y agoActually dataflow is right, I should have written "disclosure". Which I am contractually obliged to in all discussions relating to Google. Then, I might be perceived as biased due to that employment. I might even be actually biased. Better disclose that up front.
- arpa 7y agoCaching responses might be against ToS, at least with Maps API, AFAIR, you are not allowed to cache (some of?) the results.