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Coronavirus vaccine: When will it be ready?
(theguardian.com)
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ablekh
7y ago
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ablekh
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Could people familiar with the "Cost Management and Billing" functionality on both Azure and AWS, share here relevant coherent thoughts (i.e., mini-review) on feature comparison, pros/cons, etc. for these two platforms? I
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Wounds Heal, Scars Last
(collaborativefund.com)
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Evaluating Predictive Autoscaling in Kubernetes
(jamiethompson.me)
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ablekh
7y ago
I strongly believe that work that could be done remotely MUST be done remotely until the coronavirus vaccine is developed and deployed (even if at the expense of some potential performance loss and/or corporate culture impact; though
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ablekh
7y ago
Thank you. I've just sent the message with questions.
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ablekh
7y ago
How do you define "the crisis is resolved"?
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ablekh
7y ago
I have a relevant question. Do you have an e-mail address that I could send my question to?
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ablekh
7y ago
Nice write-up.
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ablekh
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Thank you for the link, though I strongly prefer to know full content structure information, i.e, all relevant sections' page numbers. This allows me to assess how much relative attention is given to a particular topic. I believe that
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ablekh
7y ago
Not providing table of contents is IMO offending to potential readers. And, unfortunately, this issue applies not only to this book.
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ablekh
7y ago
Excellent summary!
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Backstage: Open Platform for Building Developer Portals (OSS by Spotify)
(backstage.io)
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Bill Gates: The next outbreak? We’re not ready (2015 TED Talk)
(youtube.com)
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ablekh
7y ago
Why would they do that? What was their investors' reaction?
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ablekh
7y ago
Understood. Thank you very much for your clarifications.
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ablekh
7y ago
Thank you for your feedback. Perhaps, you're right. Let's see whether other people can shed some additional light on this.
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7y ago
Impressive video and soundtrack, indeed. One thing that I don't fully understand, though, is how relevant lab results might be accurate, when, during part of the processing workflow, containers appear to be open to the processing chamb
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7y ago
I'm curious about the following two aspects: 1) were changes in DigitalOcean's executive management (in particular, their CEO replacement) prompted by founders' desire to change their focus / reduce their workload /
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The platform play: How to operate like a tech company
(mckinsey.com)
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Why Large Organizations Trust Kubernetes
(blogs.vmware.com)
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A Framework for Making Technology-Product Decisions
(kellysutton.com)
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Microservices architecture shouldn't be default for every app, but 'last resort'
(theregister.co.uk)
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Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes 1.0
(elastic.co)
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7y ago
Unfortunately, too little, too late, indeed. Too late for obvious reasons - handling a crisis in a reactive way and with a serious delay is levels of magnitude more difficult than to prevent one in the first place. Too little, because IMO t
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Generally, some decent engineering levels hierarchy makes sense. Where it gets super crazy, however, is the financial services industry, where many mid-level (and, sometimes, even lower-level) engineering titles, such as quantitative analys
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Why Platform9 Migrated Its Managed Kubernetes Service to Packet from AWS
(thenewstack.io)
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ablekh
7y ago
My pleasure! Feel free to get in touch, whenever you feel lonely professionally or otherwise - will be happy to chat.
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I have no comments on (2) & (3), though they sound a bit too speculative. However, (1) does not make sense to me, since due diligence , pretty much by definition, should have included "getting deep into the weeds" (especial
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7y ago
Certainly. However, it is more than just asking an existing portfolio company - I think that any solid VC firm would / should have skipped a potential-conflict-of-interests-deal regardless of an opinion by said portfolio company. It
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