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Great discount. I'm only surprised that Infrequent Access doesn't get any discount. By the way, I wrote article, how to reduce S3 costs: https://www.sumologic.com/aws/s3/s3-cost-optimization/
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Intel doesn't have that much of natural room to expand. They completely missed the mobile, Moore law is slowing down, so their edge slowly erodes. They been talking about killing GPU many years. They been doing it both technical and no
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jakozaur
10y ago
Good article though I would disagree about AWS Reserved Instances. Though they are way more complicated, they can give 40%+ discount and in many use cases you can run quite a lot of them.
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10y ago
10% weekly growth on $1M / ARR sounds way too far fetched. I doubt you can sustain that rate for any reasonable amount of time on that base. It means 10% weekly for 1 year, ~52 weeks, would give you $207M / ARR. Even in current cl
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10y ago
Though I totally agree with cause, I find USA system suing your government/municipal/etc. a weird system. 1. Law works mostly well to enforce current system. E.g. There is law that you have to process my application in 30 days, bu
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A lot of organization ignore time zone, though are crucial. They can be double edge sword. If you run 24/7 SaaS they can help you deliver better reliability and avoid waking up at night, but they also created all sort of challenges. 12
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PM10, PM2.5 is different from other pollution like CO2. CO2 is causing a lot of damage for the whole planet in long run, but in short it is neutral for local communities. Still getting off CO2 is a challenge that we don't have a good a
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A lot of things cost a small fortune in Bay Area. On the other most of startups should provide exceptional support. I believe it's hard to have exceptional support by outsourcing it remotely (unless the whole company is remote). Especi
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I prefer Codility over HackerRank: https://codility.com/ They also have lessons: https://codility.com/programmers/lessons/1-iterations/ and challenges: https://codility.com/p
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More on factory in Buffalo itself: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/600770/10-breakthrough-te...
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I don't see how Salesforce could get much value out of Twitter. They could get it out of LinkedIn (sales people use LinkedIn sales navigator a lot), but likely not at the price Microsoft has paid for LinkedIn.
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10y ago
This articles how information transparency (FOIA) can boost overall market, even if individual players may not find that compelling (e.g. Sequoia Capital). Similar past examples: 1. Employment at will. Individual company may be in disadvant
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Right now we do allow @gmail emails. Few years ago initially when we started, our initial focus was larger clients with a lot of personal touch. We later added self-serve model: public prices, credit cards, easier setup of popular data sour
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10y ago
Sumo Logic: https://www.sumologic.com/ Disclaimer: I work there :-), happy to answer any of your questions.
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Wikipedia article oversimplifies labour taxation. It consists mostly of marginal tax rate and doesn't take into account tax breaks, tax-free allowance, etc. If you take that into account the picture is different. I find OECD report on
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jakozaur
10y ago
Most likely dwaxe is human using scripts to boost his karma. Almost like sportsman using enhancing performance drugs. Side question: I wonder when AI pass Hacker News Turing test. So bot can trick us into being human by HN comments.
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Sumo Logic | https://www.sumologic.com/ | Backend Software Engineer (Scala) | Warsaw, Poland | Full-time | ONSITE We build a cloud based log management system, dealing with massive amounts of customer data in a highly scala
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More to come... Skype though wasn't strictly UK, has a huge engineering office in London. Microsoft just announce it will close it. Some of the losses are inevitable. Even in San Francisco Bay Area a lot of titans has died/been ac
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Tons of countries has hidden debt as they retirement is pay as you go system and at the same time the population is aging.
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The dark arts
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Shouldn't we rather post direct link and add related links in comments?
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There were niche startup doing niche programming language (BASIC) with less revenue that ended up being Microsoft.
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Seek and we shall fund
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Sumo Logic | https://www.sumologic.com/ | Backend Software Engineer (Scala) | Warsaw, Poland | Full-time | ONSITE We build a cloud based log management system, dealing with massive amounts of customer data in a highly scala
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Cyan4973 is hired by Facebook. He is famous author of LZ4. Likely they decided to move their sponsor project to their organization most likely for PR.
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Direct link: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1606.05519v1.pdf
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Just to be fair: 1. Netherlands profit tax rate is 20%-25%, where Germany: 30-33%. Companies, may take advantage of those difference, but it less obvious evasion than paying 0.005% rate in some tax heaven. 2. Ikea Netherlands has several of
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Is not as bad as article suggests: https://www.solveforx.com/graduated/ It just operates on hype curve. GoogleX takes projects from "technological trigger" to "peak of inflated expectations": https
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Gas turbines can start quickly and they are frequently used as peaking power plants: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peaking_power_plant
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Nice graphic, but not very accurate. 1. Most of the mentioned energy sources are not provide stable baseline (e.g. solar, wind). We will need significant amount of storage which is omitted. 2. Some sources doesn't exist yet at any sign
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