Axsuul

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by Axsuul 6y ago
Yep–without good testing support, it's hard to consider this for production usage.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
How close are we to be able to deploy arm64 images to production/AWS/GCP?
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by Axsuul 6y ago
A degree in what? The return on investment of a coding bootcamp I’d wager is still higher due to the supply and demand of the market for coders.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
I disagree. App Engine is nothing like Cloud Functions/Run. The former is a better fit for your entire app stack (think Heroku) while the latter is for ad-hoc. As for Cloud Functions and Cloud Run, the way you deploy is completely diff
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Can anyone recommend a similar provider but for North America?
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by Axsuul 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZNzgkQMn28
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by Axsuul 6y ago
That 4PB is likely heavily compressed into TBs
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Good point (also, don't think you meant to include Telegram in there)
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Yellowstone (TV show) reference? :)
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by Axsuul 6y ago
The kicker is at the end. Should future generations be obligated to continue the family business even if they resent it?
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Isn't history being written everyday?
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Google Poly looks like a fun experiment that unfortunately didn't pan out to their expectations. Google APIs/GCP have paying users that businesses depend on. It wouldn't be fair to have them in the same room.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Slack will continue to be Slack[1] according to the CEO which doesn't signal a culture change. 1. https://twitter.com/stewart/status/1333901111254675456
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Slack was doing just fine before the deal. They were thriving and their most recent earnings report would've been stellar: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20201201006167/en/Sla...
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by Axsuul 6y ago
See the CEO's recent tweets. Slack will continue to be Slack.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Remember that MS Teams forced themselves into the market by pushing it onto their existing customers, not because it's a worthy competitor. Now Slack can play that same game too.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Slack's culture is very different from Salesforce's so I think they will at least keep around HR.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
"We will remain an independent & open platform. We want to be a multiplier on the value of your entire software investment." "We'll still be Slack. I'll still be the CEO." Source: https://twitt
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Most are quick to overreact but in reality, the switching costs are non-trivial.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
How do you feel about Heroku then? Salesforce purchased them about 8 years ago.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Slack's customer base has a lot more in common to Salesforce's than Discord's. Furthermore, Discord is not a business tool and far from it.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
That's not to say you shouldn't use Kubernetes as a solo founder eventually. Kubernetes does a lot of the devops heavy lifting for you making your job as a solo founder much easier.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Thanks for sharing! How are you liking Loki so far? I’m looking to migrate off Google Cloud‘s logging offering to Loki but was worried about its maturity.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Most importantly it's the marketing and distribution that you're paying for.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Is this a good fit for storing every network request we make (so that we can trace all requests made to an API on behalf of a specific customer for debugging) or is Loki better for that?
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by Axsuul 6y ago
"...it's only a matter of time until you lose" (unless your business has strong network effects)
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by Axsuul 6y ago
If only they knew how fragile software is.
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by Axsuul 6y ago
These are gross generalizations. > It takes a couple decades of education before a person can even begin to enter the workforce. This obviously depends on profession. On the contrary, you no longer need to go to college or trade school s
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Is this kind of like Capistrano on steroids?
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by Axsuul 6y ago
Because Amplitude‘s product offerings aren’t exactly 1:1 to Google Analytics.

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