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redwood
5y ago
Something of a misconception here: AWS doesn't use any of their code. They wrote a bolt-on layer above Aurora Postgres that aims to mimic / clone the semantics. It's like running a windows app on Linux via WINE: it sounds coo
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redwood
5y ago
Well let me ask you a different question: are there musicals you like? Eg that don't make you cringe?
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redwood
5y ago
Was that brilliant guerilla marketing or just serendipity for them?
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redwood
5y ago
Have you seen it? I thought it was incredible. And informative. And I assumed what you described before I saw it
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redwood
5y ago
Considering we just had Thanksgiving and I love it with pumpkin pie, whipped cream cans!
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What Is the Oracle Problem?
(ethereum.stackexchange.com)
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redwood
5y ago
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The Vietnam of Computer Science (2006)
(blogs.tedneward.com)
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redwood
5y ago
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redwood
5y ago
It's definitely bigger than that as losing out on people like you means losing out on your future potential successes! So definitely important to keep this top of mind for those of us in the biz. It's one way to find competitive a
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redwood
5y ago
I think your line of thinking is rooted in the assumptions that these cloud services use the fact that they don't do what you describe as a ploy to make more money. Instead it's that they choose to invest in other kinds of functio
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redwood
5y ago
Makes sense they're similar considering Firebase was built on mongodb originally
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redwood
5y ago
Would you be comfortable with losing all of your data and going down when the spend limit is hit? That's fundamentally why this is not as simple as you think
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redwood
5y ago
Would you be comfortable with losing all of your data and going down when the spend limit is hit? That's fundamentally why this is not as simple as you think
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redwood
5y ago
"encryption"
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redwood
5y ago
Atlas offers serverless today
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redwood
5y ago
Guessing he'll say Erlang
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redwood
5y ago
As much as I love seeing competition in the space and am enjoying my popcorn, I really don't understand what Databricks is doing here: this feels like a childish foodfight rather than an obsession with the customer...
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5y ago
It's because the current illiberal bias on the university campus comes from the left so folks on the right are tying it to Maoism. Thanks for flagging that McCarthy mention though because this type of illiberalism can certainly come fr
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redwood
5y ago
My day to day experience with this is cooking with what happens to be available in the kitchen
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redwood
5y ago
I loved Down and Out, great to see you reference it! I did dishes at a restaurant gig in a foreign country once: talk about a character building expertise!
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redwood
5y ago
Nuanced question with answers more appropriate to long form articles or books, but some reasons: deep cultural links on the left (Jewish Americans plus a history of socialism and kibbutz culture that captured the imagination of many boomers
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redwood
5y ago
How does being Gay in the LDS church contribute I wonder?
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redwood
5y ago
Are you talking Roblox?
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redwood
5y ago
Percentage of quarterly subscription revenue from HCP (and its predecessor cloud offerings): 5.0%
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redwood
5y ago
Does the OS really matter any more? Feels commoditized. What's IBM's real play here--OpenShift? Monetize RHEL via OpenShift? Do people actually put RHEL containers on OpenShift is that mostly Ubuntu like Docker traditionally was?
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redwood
5y ago
In the US it's always pre tax and generally annual whereas in Europe it's often post tax and monthly in many cases. I respect the European model but the US model is not going away since taxes are situation dependent and culturally
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redwood
5y ago
Love this thank you. You may also like http://thin.npr.org , and http://lite.cnn.com/en plus https://www.csmonitor.com/layout/set/text/textedition
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redwood
5y ago
Well then Americans ought to use their nee Virginia region with caution?
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redwood
5y ago
What makes it obviously a lab leak is China's clearly guilty actions and non-cooperation after the fact.
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redwood
5y ago
Surprised not to see Realm included (www.realm.io)
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redwood
5y ago
As a former Californian the storm is tiny by East Coast standards but I sure hope it delivers
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