redwood

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931.
by redwood 7y ago
Get enough sleep.
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by redwood 7y ago
Anyone wonder if k8s is about to enter its trough of disillusionment phase?
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by redwood 7y ago
I wonder if that's more or less how the video on demand worked in hotels in the late 90s?
934.
by redwood 7y ago
Must be consulting revenue vs subscription (or similar)
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by redwood 7y ago
This seems written by someone with an axe to grind.
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by redwood 7y ago
It would be shocking if Google were in last place by that metric! After all their baseline is so much lower. Are they really?
937.
by redwood 7y ago
Do you mean in terms of revenue dollars growth, revenue percent growth? Total number of customers growth? Growth amongst solo devs? Growth amongst fortune 500? There are many ways to look at this
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by redwood 7y ago
Hard to believe Satya doesn't get Azure numbers...
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by redwood 7y ago
5 vs 10
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by redwood 7y ago
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=H...
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by redwood 7y ago
Hard not to wonder if k8s is the new hadoop. "If you build it they will come" platform team thinking.
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by redwood 7y ago
Seems conceivable that higher proportion of body fat aka more insulation could also contribute
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by redwood 7y ago
What does this mean for holders of the illiquid grams?
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by redwood 7y ago
Thanks honestly the way we use twitter has dumbed down our culture so much it's infuriating.
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by redwood 7y ago
DynamoDB under the hood
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by redwood 7y ago
Is pricing public?
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by redwood 7y ago
Do you think there's something interesting about the fact that he was the youngest?
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by redwood 7y ago
There's really nothing new here. This is effectively in line with how they operate.
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by redwood 7y ago
What an incredibly self serving glimpse into the the mind of a member of the empire du jour. I'm sure Microsoft engineers felt similarly about democratizing computation in the 90s. Then the quote would have been "People just want
950.
by redwood 7y ago
That may be happening in Europe but for 95% of Americans it's sadly a pipedream.
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by redwood 7y ago
Maybe it can be both that and another road to the middle class closing off for young people aiming to get a job in the services sector.
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by redwood 7y ago
The costs of nuclear power have never appropriately included the costs of disposal and handling of wastes which will become a permanent long-running tax on all of society for thousands of years. It's similar to how the fossil fuels bas
953.
by redwood 7y ago
Fair but the UK has a lot of dirty baseload power to replace too. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-24823641 Coal is being replaced by natural gas as with everywhere but a ways to go.
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by redwood 7y ago
This article is real rich coming from a guy who works at AWS. The amount of absurd hubris and doublespeak entering this community unchecked is shocking to me.
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by redwood 7y ago
Pension funds typically are some of the largest institutional owners of major public companies.
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by redwood 7y ago
Hong Kong. Now Moscow. If you're out there and you feel abandoned by the world remember that we're here with you in spirit; we're not being too aggressive because we know your governments will turn that against you and claim
957.
by redwood 7y ago
MongoDB just launched beta support for lucene index based search native to its MongoDB Atlas platform.
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by redwood 7y ago
I'll say this: my gut says "no" BUT if the US uses Huawei as much as China uses Cisco et al then there is one very good thing that can happen--economic interdendence which tends to encourage peace! The key is for balance and
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by redwood 8y ago
I don't mean to describe this as an "upside" but one of the key aspects of fascism is the unification of business elites and the government which can lead to very fast industrial advancements at the expense of many other thin
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by redwood 8y ago
I've been watching Man in the High Castle and one of the interesting aspects of the story is the contemplation of the pace of German technological innovation had they won the war.

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