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by zxienin 7y ago
sounds pretty close to OSB [1][2] So, does this replace or complement (open) service broker? [1] https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/gcp-service-broker [2] https://www.openservicebrokerapi.org
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by zxienin 7y ago
Making provision in the application, to take back the data - will go long way.
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by zxienin 7y ago
how does option 1-3, eventually help households, large and small businesses anyways?
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by zxienin 7y ago
My first thoughts: Option 4 is preferred. (I will add businesses to it as well, as option 1-3 don't appear to do so direct enough). Avoids the chances of these getting pocketed by high flyers. just in case it's not obvious, [1] p
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by zxienin 7y ago
It's ok if implementation of such money printing exercise is more surgical than broad based. But I don't think this is the time to bring undue complexity of debating which business model deserves to be propped. This will misdirect
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by zxienin 7y ago
I don't find this Weimar war time hyperinflation comparable to current state. In opening text, there is the context of keeping this time bound. Plus globally, there is still economic activity (ones with non human contact). Even they r
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by zxienin 7y ago
> Because that’s how you get runaway inflation That's the common view yes. For 6 months? In current context, value is psychological shoring. > Countries that made this mistake during the Great Depression include Weimar Germany.
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Ask HN: Why can't central banks print money as exception?
6 points by zxienin 7y ago|20 comments
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by zxienin 7y ago
Essential occupation folks can be paid at the top. Premium for weathering challenging times on the front.
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by zxienin 7y ago
being a newbie to HN, TIL what (who) makes this a forum to look forward to. respect
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by zxienin 7y ago
what's 9/10th that internal one has?
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by zxienin 7y ago
Leadership change velocity [0] at Curevac has been interestingly high recently. 3 Mar: CureVac CEO Daniel Menichella Discusses Coronavirus Vaccine Development with U.S. President Donald Trump and Members of Coronavirus Task Force 11 Mar: Co
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by zxienin 7y ago
It escapes me, why anyone would maliciously target such a site, in times like these. Missing the motive and incentive, other than pure mischief
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Coronavirus Worldometer website faced DDoS and malicious act(imgur.com)
1 points by zxienin 7y ago|2 comments
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by zxienin 7y ago
Is there a variant of this that integrates with IDE of choice?
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by zxienin 7y ago
> given Kurian's mandate to overhaul the group's famously engineering-driven culture in favor of a more enterprise-oriented approach TIL that engineering culture is mutually exclusive to enterprise approach
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by zxienin 7y ago
> and replace several SAP implementations already Can you clear up on „several“? Are these SME or LEs? Names?
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by zxienin 7y ago
Tesla built their ERP. Unclear, to what extent. I hope an (ex) insider can share facts.
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by zxienin 7y ago
> I've seen at techcrunch Berlin 2019 that there is something called SAP.io, somewhat opening its plateform ? No. SAP.io is how SAP thinks it can hit long arc innovations. It runs accelerators for „entrepreneurs within SAP“ who wou
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by zxienin 7y ago
almost a unique poetry, this is
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by zxienin 7y ago
in what way?
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by zxienin 7y ago
I won't wave that question off completely. It wasn't Amazon's core competency to offer IaaS/PaaS, before they did. GCP and AWS are closely playing in SAP's enterprise customer base. There is huge addressable market
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by zxienin 7y ago
Why not develop your own ERP if SAP forces one to change its processes? AFAIK, Tesla is the only company I've heard to have done it. Would be useful to hear their experiences on this road.
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by zxienin 7y ago
what did you find better in NetSuite?
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by zxienin 7y ago
what does this competitor run its business on?
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by zxienin 7y ago
> I think SAP views APIs as a threat. That COBOL-like ABAP language is part of their lock in. This bit is changing now. They're still not there, but internal engineering teams are slowly getting it. There are high priority API fir
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by zxienin 7y ago
> is it me or do SAP IT people have no concept of how things are done outside the world of SAP ? SAP has strong NIH syndrome. They could get away with it due to their dominance. So these guys are in echo chamber of own. It reflects and
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by zxienin 7y ago
> I don't know if good interfaces can not be built in SAP, or if it's very difficult to do, or if the developers of apps on SAP platform just don't care. Up until some 5 years back, UX really was afterthought to them. Why
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Ask HN: Gartner and Forrester alternatives in use
1 points by zxienin 7y ago|0 comments
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by zxienin 7y ago
It escapes me, why a civilian airline was in air in first place. Shouldn’t ATC be asked to stop flight movements for the duration of missile launches? In tense war (like) situations, things go wrong. To me, letting civilian airline in air,

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