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by raiyu 10y ago
Supposedly according to internal accounting the sovereign wealth fund is worth $2T as in Trillion. If they are able to capture and sell their oil reserves accordingly.
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by raiyu 10y ago
This seems a bit left field. If you were a $100MM startup I could buy this argument but at $3.4B you better believe that their valuation is tied to their gross volume of goods and revenue moving through their platform. Which is why the rece
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by raiyu 10y ago
There is bandwidth pricing listed as you mentioned, but to date there are no bandwidth charges yet to any customers.
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by raiyu 10y ago
It looks like overall a classic mistake of trying to go too fast too soon. The issue with taking on VC capital is that you need to be in control of how you spend that money, and if you don't need it, then don't take it. There are
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by raiyu 10y ago
That's currently in development for 2017, it's towards the end of this year. As we make more progress that timeline will get tightened up. But it is something we are actively working on and it was kicked off in the tail end of 201
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by raiyu 10y ago
Our goal would be to provide a complete product solution so you would just be able to login and create a cluster. Unfortunately our current implementation that we are running behind the scenes wouldn't be directly portable to our end c
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by raiyu 10y ago
We've been using Kubernetes internally for quite some time and replacing a few of our older and more difficult to manage systems with it. We are looking into productionizing kubernetes so that our customers can also use kubernetes if t
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by raiyu 10y ago
We're focused on delivering a simplified cloud experience, if you want to run a bunch of $5 and $10 droplets then by all means go for it =] But we're serious about building a feature rich cloud so that you can run all of your prod
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by raiyu 10y ago
That's the point I was making. That for most consumers a security breach isn't viewed the same as an E.Coli outbreak. Although the likelihood of you catching E.Coli is less than 1% the resulting impact was huge. Meanwhile like you
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by raiyu 10y ago
Consumers vote with their wallet and if the transgression is large enough the company feels it. It's easy to get lost in the tech echo chamber where we take security seriously, but many average consumers don't. So we incorrectly a
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by raiyu 10y ago
There have been a few issues with how Facebook has calculated some of their views as well so it's not surprising that there maybe issues with Snapchat. But regardless of whether they are misquoting some of their growth numbers or not I
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by raiyu 10y ago
Yes because Owncloud will never get the kind of adoption that Dropbox has specifically because it isn't consumer oriented. It's just like Linux. It can own the backend / developer world, but Linux is still no where on the des
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by raiyu 10y ago
Depends on how you view financial freedom. The reality is that financial freedom is anyone who has free time. That means you aren't spending 100% of your existence to sustain yourself. Once you have free time you have the ability to cr
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by raiyu 10y ago
$40MM is definitely nothing to scoff at but if you consider the overall enterprise value of linux out there in the wild, then it's definitely less than even 1% of the value that was created. So on absolute basis compared to a regular s
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by raiyu 10y ago
You are correct and inferring the right thing, that even if they are burning cash it isn't substantial because you can't be cash flow positive and burn >1x revenue.
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by raiyu 10y ago
Unfortunately this is a bit of a flawed blog post on Medium's behalf. The facts are that 50 people were fired due to burn rate and lack of revenue. The second fact is that "NO" fact is given to how this will be rectified in t
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by raiyu 10y ago
The fact that Dropbox's revenue is well above Box's if the rumors in the article are true is a great positive sign. As is being cash flow positive which would indicate that if they are burning cash it isn't at the rate of 2x
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The dirty secret about your clothes(washingtonpost.com)
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AppDynamics posts long-awaited IPO filing with $150MM in revenue past 3 Quarters(techcrunch.com)
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by raiyu 10y ago
There are a few points you covered in your comment but the housing meltdown wasn't the result of purely a few large consolidated players. It was the fact that the debt should never have been issued in the first. A person making $40k&#x
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by raiyu 10y ago
The challenge for twitter is that they were always compared to Facebook and the two, while competing for the same marketing dollars, are delivering different products for different use cases which ultimately means different levels of user n
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by raiyu 10y ago
Larry Ellison is a very interesting business leader. From reading accounts looks like he is a very dynamic business leader inside of Oracle. Certainly there are both positive and negative interactions. But he was also supportive of some of
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by raiyu 10y ago
Every platform that is public and anonmyous runs afoul of this, this isn't just twitter. You can look at Youtube comments, reddit, pretty much any forum. What's missing is that other platforms, like Facebook, took a very hard stan
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by raiyu 10y ago
All SSD all the time, we may make that our new tagline. But yeah, we basically look to SSD for everything as that continues to take over market share from spinning disk and when you have to support a product 5-10 years, it's necessary
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by raiyu 10y ago
You can actually create multiple volumes and then stripe them together so you should be able to get above 16TB with a bit of work. The reason we focus on SSD exclusively for most of our services is that there are obvious performance benefit
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by raiyu 10y ago
Will be here before you know it =] Our beta test is in full swing with customers who opted in and we're constantly adding new customers into the beta test in the order in which they subscribed to it. So this will be rolling out very so
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by raiyu 10y ago
We're in a beta test with existing customers who opted in to be part of the beta. They are running on systems that we expect to go into full production after we've completed all of our testing and also collected and acted upon any
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by raiyu 10y ago
Passed this along to our customer support team, thanks!
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by raiyu 10y ago
Awesome! =] We timed it just for you ;)
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by raiyu 10y ago
If you have any latency issues please open a support ticket so that our network engineering team can take a look at it. There maybe some additional peering points that we need to add. Thanks!

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