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I think his comment is spot on. Many problems have a naturally limited number of users/objects. You can scale up. Scaling up is seen as sacrilege, but scaling-o
by TuringNYC 5y ago
I think his comment is spot on. Many problems have a naturally limited number of users/objects. You can scale up. Scaling up is seen as sacrilege, but scaling-out is expensive in human labor. Scaling up is inexpensive in human labor, and often inexpensive in hardware, and sufficient for many problems.