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by intev 4y ago
> But let's be realistic here. Let's. If I were to rent an instance for short bursts of time, I would be paying many multiples over a constant use instance. If I were to guarantee usage for x years, where the larger the X, the
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by intev 4y ago
> The fact that they've put themselves into a position to be bought out is its own strong signal they are considering exit strategies. This is 100% not true. Companies don't have to put themselves in a position to be bought to
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by intev 4y ago
> They charge that amount (on loss) Is this a fact or are you speculating? Because the rest of your sentence falls apart if this is not true.
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by intev 4y ago
Are we reading the same thing? It pretty much sounds like they are doing what they said they are going to do? Expecting some sort of free API feels like entitlement to me. Have you tried running the models? Or training them? They get expens
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by intev 4y ago
This is a strawman argument that falls apart when you start looking at it even a little bit closer. If MS doesn't buy Activision, that continue can move along perfectly fine and be an extremely profitable company serving two platform
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by intev 4y ago
How has the experience been with Cloud66? Why them over using something like caprover?
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by intev 4y ago
At this point you are grasping at straws. Your initial point was: > What is this product anyway? It's extremely clear what their product is, and scrolling just a little immediately gives you an idea of how they are trying to differe
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by intev 4y ago
It's defensive in comparison to your initial diatribe. You equated them to IBM. Maybe they will be IBM in 10 years if things don't improve, but for now they are pretty far from it. Not sure what misdirection you are referring to.
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by intev 4y ago
> I don't know why Google isn't recognized widely as an IBM. Because they aren't? > As they squeeze they will keep getting more hatred until something finally rises to fully replace them. This will happen whether or not
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by intev 4y ago
> Today you can buy a sim at any carrier store or cell shop around the world and insert it into your phone. Zero hassle. The exact same is possible is with an e-sim. Have you ever used an e-sim? It's literally a QR code the carrier
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by intev 4y ago
I actually don't have to imagine this. I don't live in a "western" or affluent society. > Most people can either afford used stuff or pay Apple with their _savings_ for new and shiny. While this has been historically
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by intev 4y ago
> I'm happy for all the satisfied users of current Apple's computers and I can only wish you that the "upgrade" won't be shitty and your current hardware won't became the next "2012 MBP" or "2
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by intev 5y ago
> I don't care that it might contain cool tech. As a tech enthusiast, that's just sad to hear.
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by intev 5y ago
Microsoft? Maybe another phone maker who can't secure manufacturing with TSMC? They will clearly be tier II for a while, but I think there's enough chip design companies out there vying for manufacturing capacity.
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by intev 5y ago
Here's[1] a more recent article from the St. Louis Fed. In no uncertain terms the current generation is behind in wealth accumulation. The best case scenario is since the delta has been reduced since the last time this study was done,
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by intev 5y ago
I don't believe your chart at all. It's literally just a random excel chart with no source or authority. This is also the first time I've heard someone say millennials are keeping pace with previous generations in terms of we
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by intev 5y ago
I generally find these sort of diatribes against the market leading project management tools a little pointless. Another popular topic that also has numerous "we deserve better" articles is email. The fact of the matter is solving
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by intev 5y ago
I think they meant they got options which they can execute at a fixed price within a limited amount of time after their tenure. Most early stage companies give their (ex) employees a small window to execute these options after they leave.
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by intev 5y ago
> Not trying to be mean, but the poor english in your post, immediately turned me off. What a terrible comment. It's people like you who discourage people from sharing and undermine the confidence of non English speakers on their jo
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by intev 5y ago
In my experience B2 Cloud hosting is at least a magnitude slower for larger files and 2-5x slower for smaller files. If you need to do lots of look ups, forget about it. I'm mostly using it as a sort of archival system. Storing data th
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by intev 5y ago
You really don't have to guess, the "How it works" page addresses that with the "prebate". Up to the poverty level is probably a bit too low, but at least that's being considered. You seem quite eager to get th
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by intev 5y ago
Yea, and I really want this to happen. I want it to get expensive enough to the point where cloud providers realize they are literally throwing away money by participating in these markets rather than just adopting ipv6 and solving the chal
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by intev 5y ago
This is a philosophical slippery slope. The next question is "what are facts?", or "who decides what's immoral?". I'm not interested in going down this because it's pointless. Reading the original comment,
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by intev 5y ago
I'm sorry, but what? Their comment to me reads like an objective statement of facts. They don't lean one way or another, or even say if they agrees with it or not. You can't even do that on HN?
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by intev 5y ago
1) Do we know that? So all the doctors in Indonesia and India are currently killing 100,000s by begging for ventilators? Interesting. 2) Wait a minute. You are arriving at this conclusion based on a study of T-W-O people? I'm not even
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by intev 5y ago
I moved and live in a different TZ now. Not in the American TZ. That's probably why.
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by intev 5y ago
The "Website portal and dashboards" is picking up the disruption now.
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by intev 5y ago
I'm actually curious as to how big of an issue this actually is. HN is a relatively niche site. Do we actually have the power to take down a blog of a tech company?
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by intev 5y ago
OR....bear with me for a minute...they could have strong opinions about how something should be done, and if a company is not doing it that way it might be a warning sign. If a company says they don't use any modern JS framework and st
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by intev 5y ago
I guess our difference is opinion is when you want to invest your time learning at least the semi scalable infrastructure. It doesn't have to be docker, could even just be ansible. Or cop out like me and use App Engine/Beanstalk.

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