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Please take 10 minutes to get your site on the free cloudflare cache. It's not a good first impression (especially promising scale) not be to able to see it.

by ck2 7y ago

KukicAdnan 7y ago
Because scaling medical testing is the same as scaling web services...
- dang 7y ago
  The GP wasn't necessarily a helpful comment, but please don't respond by being snarky. It just makes the thread worse for everyone, and you can make your substantive point (the distinction between those kinds of scaling) without it.
- thoraway1010 7y ago
  actually, scaling a website is much easier than scaling a medical service. If you can't be bothered to take some basic steps for web site scaling (google page speed + a CDN) then the idea that you will carefully and successfully navigate to a 1 million tests per day moderate to high complexity medical test seems like it will be a stretch no? That said, a 100% support MUCh higher test capacity, both this and IGg IGm (which should allow for home testing). So good luck!
  - chipotle_coyote 7y ago
    > If you can't be bothered to take some basic steps for web site scaling (google page speed + a CDN) then the idea that you will carefully and successfully navigate to a 1 million tests per day moderate to high complexity medical test seems like it will be a stretch no? No. :) Seriously, these are orthogonal skills. I briefly worked for a communications satellite company that had a pretty godawful web site, but I doubt any of their prospective customers visited it and said, "Wow, if these people can't design a good looking web page, how can we trust them to put a satellite in orbit?"
  - Ididntdothis 7y ago
    "If you can't be bothered to take some basic steps for web site scaling (google page speed + a CDN) then the idea that you will carefully and successfully navigate to a 1 million tests per day moderate to high complexity medical test seems like it will be a stretch no? " Their priorities may be on other things than websites.
    - thoraway1010 7y ago
      From experience, the clients who can't get some things right struggle to get many things right. Seriously. Someone has a great idea and is able to attract good people to work with them? Then even though item X is the focus, you see quality in items Y -> Z. It naturally seems to happen. I'd love to know WHY this is the case.
  - dang 7y ago
    One reason that argument doesn't work is the effects of focus. When you're intensely focused on something, momentum builds up that is like a high-speed train. You can't do nimble switching, even to easier things. One might imagine that they'd forget to, say, pay a utility bill as well. (I have no inside information and am simply guessing based on past experience with unrelated things.)

Please take 10 minutes to get your site on the free cloudflare cache. It's not a good first impression (especially promising scale) not be to able to see it.

by ck2 7y ago

Please take 10 minutes to get your site on the free cloudflare cache. It's not a good first impression (especially promising scale) not be to able to see it.

KukicAdnan 7y ago

Because scaling medical testing is the same as scaling web services...

dang 7y ago
The GP wasn't necessarily a helpful comment, but please don't respond by being snarky. It just makes the thread worse for everyone, and you can make your substantive point (the distinction between those kinds of scaling) without it.
thoraway1010 7y ago
actually, scaling a website is much easier than scaling a medical service. If you can't be bothered to take some basic steps for web site scaling (google page speed + a CDN) then the idea that you will carefully and successfully navigate to a 1 million tests per day moderate to high complexity medical test seems like it will be a stretch no? That said, a 100% support MUCh higher test capacity, both this and IGg IGm (which should allow for home testing). So good luck!
- chipotle_coyote 7y ago
  > If you can't be bothered to take some basic steps for web site scaling (google page speed + a CDN) then the idea that you will carefully and successfully navigate to a 1 million tests per day moderate to high complexity medical test seems like it will be a stretch no? No. :) Seriously, these are orthogonal skills. I briefly worked for a communications satellite company that had a pretty godawful web site, but I doubt any of their prospective customers visited it and said, "Wow, if these people can't design a good looking web page, how can we trust them to put a satellite in orbit?"
- Ididntdothis 7y ago
  "If you can't be bothered to take some basic steps for web site scaling (google page speed + a CDN) then the idea that you will carefully and successfully navigate to a 1 million tests per day moderate to high complexity medical test seems like it will be a stretch no? " Their priorities may be on other things than websites.
  - thoraway1010 7y ago
    From experience, the clients who can't get some things right struggle to get many things right. Seriously. Someone has a great idea and is able to attract good people to work with them? Then even though item X is the focus, you see quality in items Y -> Z. It naturally seems to happen. I'd love to know WHY this is the case.
- dang 7y ago
  One reason that argument doesn't work is the effects of focus. When you're intensely focused on something, momentum builds up that is like a high-speed train. You can't do nimble switching, even to easier things. One might imagine that they'd forget to, say, pay a utility bill as well. (I have no inside information and am simply guessing based on past experience with unrelated things.)