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by redwood 3y ago
Feminism is the radical notion that women are people.
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by redwood 3y ago
Slightly misleading to the extent that decent chunks of these businesses' revenues come from those countries whose stock markets are compared without the presence of these multi nationals that are present in all of them. Survival bias
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by redwood 3y ago
Re "we have access to top line numbers". Consider that that's only a part of the picture. Revenue minus costs, combined with the growth dynamics and constituent nature of both tell a fuller picture. Top line alone is almost m
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by redwood 3y ago
I am trying to be constructive here: "Relational" in RDBMS does not refer to what you are implying that it refers to. It's a common misconception honestly. Anyway many interconnected relationships become much simpler to model
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by redwood 3y ago
They are doing a lot, including open source. Out of curiosity is anyone using Backstage at their place of work for developer portal? Is it providing value? Should Spotify double down on that?
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by redwood 3y ago
Out of curiosity, what kind of use case is yours?
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by redwood 3y ago
If I'm not mistaken, something like 90% of the K8s market is in the public cloud at this point (mostly not using VMware or openshift) so there's a bit of a a biased sample there if you look at the on-prem software orchestration cu
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by redwood 3y ago
Have you seen evidence that it's a thing? I've seen evidence of it being a useful threat, just as multi-cloud is. The company that most publicly "did it" ended up plateauing as they stopped innovating on anything other t
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by redwood 3y ago
Anyone have good experience with Pulumi? The IaC space feels a bit crowded
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by redwood 3y ago
That is not an accurate interpretation of the SSPL. You can build any software you want on top of it... the key is you can't deliver it itself as a public cloud service, that's all
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by redwood 3y ago
The idea that he's willing to sully himself with Microsoft in order to fund a mission is what really concerns me
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by redwood 3y ago
Embrace. Extend. Extinguish.
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by redwood 3y ago
There's a longer list of companies that have been basically out-competed and strip mined by the hyperscalers. But presumably the poster here is referring more to a long tail of small to medium sized projects that are important to the c
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by redwood 3y ago
It's interesting you say that, because I've always found abstracts from academic papers incredibly dense and hard to follow. They tend to really not summarize very well
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by redwood 3y ago
The simple reason cloudflare hasn't emerged as a real competitor is that they don't offer traditional compute therefore you can't just do what you normally would do in the hyperscalers in the clouflare regions. If they really
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Ask HN: Is LinkedIn Messaging Down?
1 points by redwood 3y ago|0 comments
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by redwood 3y ago
Sorry for the delay
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by redwood 3y ago
Think about an author for a moment: do you want to model all authors with the same set of columns? Might there be a different set of attributes for a current events journalist and a short story writer? Would you not want to describe certain
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by redwood 3y ago
In an RDBMS a schema change is both an application tier change and database tier data definition change and depending on what you want to optimize for that can be a material difference in terms of agility. Anything can be described as &quot
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by redwood 3y ago
I thought the same thing at first but then look at this photo https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/18/al-ahli-arab-h... ... The damage is surface level and limited to a small parking lot.. clearly
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by redwood 3y ago
Exactly and the reason I asked is usually when you hear this perspective it's a misconception of what the relational model is -- eg the link you shared describes an internal relationship within the table that is described first and for
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by redwood 3y ago
I think there are may be some misconceptions here. There's always a schema. It's about flexibility and heterogeneity of the schema shape and evolution over time
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by redwood 3y ago
Got it: I consider different objects or entities stored, indexed, and queried separately but with references to each other in the form of identifiers to really just be sound design. Relational data models typically come with more constraint
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by redwood 3y ago
Exactly and this means the US bankrolls global R&D for Healthcare to everyone in the world's benefit
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by redwood 3y ago
What makes data relational in your view?
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by redwood 3y ago
As much as what you say is factually accurate, I think it's important to contextualize within the broader Russian consciousness.. the same could be said about almost any American. Just as Americans have certain exceptionalism all the w
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by redwood 3y ago
That would make sense if you wanted to sow discord on the right. The post here does so for those that lean left. All of the above serve to weaken a sense that there's a difference between the autocratic China-Russia axis and the west.
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by redwood 3y ago
There are literally a dozens of SQL database service companies.. yes it's a large market but at a point you're just competing for fumes
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by redwood 3y ago
How far from northern Virginia do you live out of curiosity? And what kind of home internet do you have?
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by redwood 3y ago
Re (1) that's because they rebuilt one which represents an ongoing cost and tax that makes it harder for them to compete. Your other gross generalizations are massive distortion of history.. one was acquired by IBM and one was acquired

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