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There's plenty of incentive if it causes your users to churn.
by avarun 3mo ago
There's plenty of incentive if it causes your users to churn.
- remus 3mo agoIt is typically hard to directly attribute churn though, whereas some massive EC2 instance costing you $30/day is a clear line item where cost savings can be measured easily.
- znpy 3mo agoNah that simply doesn’t happen. Users routinely blame that on the hardware or on the operating system, occasionally rightfully so. My anecdotal data point: my MacBook neo with 8 gb of ram running mac os is much snappier than my thinkpad x13g1 (ryzen 7 pro, 8c/16t+ 32gb memory) running linux. Same user (me), same apps, same websites, same data. I don’t really blame the apps.