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Nah, not really. I know the amount of work standing up even 5% of that requires because I've been there, done that, have the sheet metal scars to prove it. It's
by theideaofcoffee 2y ago
Nah, not really. I know the amount of work standing up even 5% of that requires because I've been there, done that, have the sheet metal scars to prove it. It's a lot of effort. It's just not -hard-. After a while it's a copy-paste problem with it bottle-necking around the human: signing documents, waiting for tickets and whatnot, and it's pretty disingenuous to suggest it's not.
And ooh, ooh, I can flippantly dismiss a comment by calling back to that infamous comment as well! [0] You're actually posting this as a former VP? Geez dude, lighten up, they're not paying you anymore.
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40814123 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40814123
- orf 2y agoIs your speculated 11.5gbit per location not a result of their system rather than something to look down on? Yes, anyone can shove a bunch of network equipment into a bunch of cabinets. No, not anyone can shove a bunch of network equipment into a bunch of cabinets and run a service like cloudflare on top of that. And is your argument really “I’ve spun up 16.5 PoP locations before, so I know what I’m talking about?”
- theideaofcoffee 2y ago> And is your argument really “I’ve spun up 16.5 PoP locations before, so I know what I’m talking about?” Actually quite a few more than that, but yes.
- orf 2y agoThen you must know how terrible that argument is
- theideaofcoffee 2y agoWho cares about justifying an argument to an internet forum when all that cash is being dropped in my account.
- orf 2y agoYou do, given your replies and initial post.