bushbaba

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by bushbaba 3y ago
It’s about scale. Google was built for an order of magnitude greater scale where such reliability of a single link would be cost prohibitive. However in general if you need high uptime, you’ll need multiple peering links. AWS and azure also
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Could be good news for Japan if they allow for easier immigration.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Keeping samples is honestly a good thing as it allows for further research into the virus should it ever mutate and come back.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Fei-Fei Li did not do an amazing job while leading Google Cloud’s AI/ML efforts. Why should she be a speaking authority here.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Normal payment processors don’t need to maintain the os ecosystem. Arguably Google needs to do the same work as a traditional payment processor AND much more.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Hundreds of millions of UNPROFITABLE ARR and only through spending many billions. Apple has rarely been first to market with technology. However they often are first to have a cohesive user experience that integrates it in.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
And Ilya can't do anything without lots of funding, which is given on premise of future profits.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
See after hours. Looks like down ~1.5%
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by bushbaba 3y ago
There's more graceful ways to do this though.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
A coup wouldn't have him immediately fired. Instead he'd be placed in some advisory position while they transition in a new CEO. The immediate firing means scandal of some sort.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Except the high value jobs is in support of low value areas. Of which if those are outside your country then you are hosed. For example google extracts value from sellers. If those sellers themselves sell product made and developed in china
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Surprised this is legal (in spirit of law) as it’s clearly anti competitive towards new entrants
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by bushbaba 3y ago
No. It’s a security risk and nobody has perfect code
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Same city buildings were also restricted until the ticket was approved or the front desk allowed you in
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by bushbaba 3y ago
That’s unrealistic in many cases
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Eh, if you give more Ram developers will just take advantage of it. Realistically perf headroom just gets eaten up on shitty code and abstraction layers. Ever notice how word is always the same slow-ish speeds. Never really faster.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Or leverage immigration and cheaper housing to solve the gap.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
You can always do a S&P 500 fund in a 401k
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Honestly just see a lot more RV/Van dwellers in retirement. housing and healthcare are the greatest costs.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
This is by no means a small bet.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Future money is cheaper than current money. The approach totally works in a low rate environment. But as rates get higher in relationship to inflation expectations it becomes unsustainable
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by bushbaba 3y ago
if your otel collector is being overwhelmed. In such cases you have a lot of backlogged data not able to be ingested. So you dead letter queue it to s3 for freeing up buffers. The approach here is to only send data to s3 as a last ditch res
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by bushbaba 3y ago
No need as s3 objects is your dead letter queue and the system should be designed anyway to coupe with multiple write of same event. The point is to only use s3 etc in the event of system instability. Not as a primary data transfer means.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Seems like overkill no? Otel collectors are fairly cheap, why add expensive Kafka into the mix. If you need to buffer why not just dump to s3 or similar data store as a temporary storage array.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
*so long as your house appraised for high enough value to meet the debt to equity ratio. So if mortgage rates go down, but your home price crashes 10%, you’ll likely only be able to refinance by significantly paying down the mortgage balanc
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by bushbaba 3y ago
You could just encrypt the text going over the “wire” things like a one time pad would likely be incredibly effective for most.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
How is that different than Netflix raising prices. I see no anti consumer behavior here when compared to peers. The issue is how they went about it. Ideally it’d be a digital opt out vs requiring human phone calls which eats up time on both
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Especially when AWS, Azure, and GCP all have managed sql offerings.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
We care about the environment, human life, and workers rights. That comes at substantially greater cost to build.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
I think many googlers will also confirm that google can and does edit and filter the search results returned. Heck just see DMCA takedown requests amongst other areas. This is nothing more than google legal taking action to shore up their d

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