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by milesward 2y ago
We are building an AI tool that we've code-named goose and so uh this was super funny and timely :)
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by milesward 2y ago
Seems like a good fit for a development contractor/consultancy: get pros to try to gin up a v1 clone fast. If they show that it's not too bad, no gnarly gotchas, have them help you hire folks who can get to v2 and beyond. Starting
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by milesward 2y ago
heheh Vic and I did one in a backpack, worked good :)
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by milesward 2y ago
Planning for a keyboard case?
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by milesward 2y ago
What about a firmware flash that nukes the Android part and makes it behave as a display, which hopefully you can flash back to your OS if policy or usecase changes?
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by milesward 2y ago
I’m just diehard I guess, serious evolutions in my preferences and new artists I love almost weekly. Huh!
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by milesward 3y ago
My company alone has over 150 case studies that document specific positive ROI on cloud adoption. Not every can or will run their own; I’m pumped for Oxide and I think they are going to smash, but some teams really really benefit from Publi
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by milesward 3y ago
Oh dude I found my sousaphone, plus a like-new Rhodes piano, and a whole-ass pipe organ my college had forgotten. Plus the ID card laminator, that was clutch ;)
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by milesward 3y ago
This demo is nuts: https://youtu.be/UIZAiXYceBI?si=8ELqSinKHdlGlNpX
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Insight acquires SADA, GCP 6x partner of the year(sada.com)
6 points by milesward 3y ago|0 comments
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by milesward 3y ago
worked for me
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by milesward 3y ago
Lots of stuff inside Alphabet runs on GCP. And yes, Google Domains pisses me off.
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by milesward 3y ago
It's called a price increase folks, don't overthink it.
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by milesward 3y ago
While an employee, I stashed 6 colored "p-bone" plastic trombones in google colors in various Google Cloud offices... (tokyo has blue, green in UK, etc)
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by milesward 3y ago
eheheh solid
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by milesward 3y ago
And I… believe that?
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by milesward 3y ago
As a musician who also works in tech, it’s a little like a post mortem of a particularly novel and elegant architectural response to a challenging use case, a bit like Carmack’s Reverse. Our expectation is that a song in 12 will sound disjo
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by milesward 3y ago
Not Google..
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by milesward 3y ago
Brandon, I know why this was built, and I agree with your list of viable uses; that said, it strikes me as extremely likely to lead to gnarly support load, grumpy customers, and system instability when it is inevitably misused. What steps a
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by milesward 3y ago
No discussion of architecture diagrams is complete without the widest one ever: http://awsofa.cloud Thanks to Leo Z for keeping this online! [edited to fix link]
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by milesward 3y ago
Oh no :(
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by milesward 3y ago
I made an outbuilding and an artistic deck out of ipe hardwood: https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNQhDP-uAqRITl2aA6SqUjD...
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by milesward 3y ago
It’s the next Tower of Babel
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by milesward 3y ago
Came here just to say The Congress!
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by milesward 3y ago
Nope, GCP is now bigger than youtube.
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by milesward 3y ago
Yah that is stark. Folks wonder why I push workspace. Woof.
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by milesward 3y ago
You choose Postgres.
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by milesward 3y ago
The analysis ignores the basics: AWS controls the supply. At some point there’s a limit to that control via supply chain (meaning they wouldn’t be able to make it cheaper when they want to) but if the number is going up, it’s pretty likely
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by milesward 3y ago
Please, listen to me: use this only in extremely limited cases where performance, stability, and cost efficiency are not paramount. An object store is not a file system no matter how hard you bludgeon it.
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by milesward 3y ago
Who pays for those experts, and what are their incentives?

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