It might be worth the hit, but naive to think such an accomplishment is without innovation cost.
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It might be worth the hit, but naive to think such an accomplishment is without innovation cost.
In the past i did a TCO comparison for a large spikey workload where the $/GiB cost even at list was cheaper than allocating enough bandwidth for peak events.
At small scale the $/Mibps likely comes out cheaper, but for any large company sitting on 100s of Gibps of excess capacity for an event that occurs once or twice a year, or a few hours per day is very costly and might eat up savings from p99/p95th billing.
That is assuming the companies would all be as successful being spun out.
Often time the query perf per machine goes down as you move from a single node, indexed, postgresql To a multi node unstructured data.
If you don’t have so much data or unstructured data. Why use the more complex and generally slower per FLOP solution.
6 year deal is substantially less than the life of a car.
I can’t say anything great about old android devices. Large numbers left on older versions with security flaws
https://www.statista.com/statistics/236550/percentage-of-us-...
The appeal of cloud is so much more than software and apis.
It’s a common pattern where you aren’t yet ready to scale up to handle the demand at a lower price point.
Sure USA might do the same. But the USA is aligned closer culturally and values wise to the rest of the west
It’s worse than physical meetings as the camera is always on.
Audio on the other hand let’s you focus on just the speaker. And what they are saying. No fancy UI to distract. No looking at the bookshelf in the speakers background. Just audio.
Having the ability to download at 1Gibps for a few minutes a day is a lot less strain than downloading 24x7 at 1Gibps.
Such complex billing models are pretty common with electrical utilities. With many industrial consumers even installing Flywheels to reduce their utilization spikes.
It’s not a new paradigm.
The data itself is incomplete in the linked study.
“ Among the 2,634 patients for whom outcomes were known, the overall death rate was 21%, but it rose to 88% for those who received mechanical ventilation, the Northwell Health COVID-19 Research Consortium reported.”
“ Ventilators are typically used only when patients are extremely ill, so experts believe that between 40% and 50% of patients die after going on ventilation, regardless of the underlying illness.”
https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200422/most-covid-19-patie...
https://mobile.twitter.com/realvision/status/117150865794877...
I’d love to see the aclu sue FANG over their Diversity programs. I highly suspect they are illegal in one way shape or form.
It’s what happens when people see less opportunities for them and their children.
The system as current stands doesn’t care about middle class white Westerners. A group who’s slowly becoming poorer and poorer.
Donald trump and people like him will continue to rise into power as the middle class is oppressed.
However the organization’s programming can be very feminist, turning off boys.
I have a gas car / hybrid for the 100mile+ road trips we take once every 60 days.
And I have an EV for the daily driver. Nissan Leaf has more than enough range (for daily driving) cost 6-7k, insurance is $20/month, and I’ve yet to have any maintenance issues.
The only action China could do would be to start a world war 3 in response.
It’s why google buys non intel chips. Come negotiation time there’s a serious threat they can leave. And there’s a serious rfp out to other vendors for pricing. Bringing their intel chip costs down.
It’s generally funded by synagogues and charity foundations.
I’d of thought the Christian churches/denominations have similar programs.
It could be unique to Jews due to historical and present anti-Semitism. E.g. Jews were (and still are in a few establishments) barred from many fraternities, country clubs, athletic clubs, summer camps...etc
I’m sure the USA will also unlock some new farming areas.