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I am using similar setup, without the touch module. I will never return to my usual TKL keyboard considering the comfort that I get using the UHK. I am hoping at some point the Naya keyboard is released so I can have a good trackball available as well.

Is there is any replacement with similar clean design and availability?

All those HM chairs…

I am not saying Amazon is good, so please do not assume I am defending Amazon by posting this comment and asking this question.

Molson has claimed something and then got interviewed by an important podcast, and ended up testifying the congress about his claim. Now the party that he has been making the claim about is asking him to provide the evidence that he based his writing on.

I am not sure if I understand what part of it is unfair or bad? Could someone please explain what part of this is unfair as it looks like he, because of his claim, is a witness for the case.

I wonder if they didnt anticipate the number of people showing up or there are some bugs showing up under such loads and the system was never tested with that kind of a load to discover them.

The article does not say anything about what sectors of industry these CEOs belong to, or what is the total capital of the businesses they represent in absolute and in % to total cap in the included industry sectors in their survey.

So, all in all, the article says nothing substantial backed by any solid statistics and figures.

How does this compares with Grafana Cloud prices? Anyone knows any estimate and comparison?

Some of the regions are so critical for AWS that them going down will bring down most of the control plane :P

This would be very much welcome. Watching this in adulthood while I read the book when I was not!

My first travel to SF was in 2010 and last one in 2018. In the 2018 trip I wasn't comfortable walking in the market street to get back to my hotel in the evening (I was staying in Hyatt Regency). Maybe I got older and more fearful for my safety, but that is a personal experience I have with SF.

easier to learn about this at https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/ rather than bi article.

A friend of mine did some consulting work for a bank in the past. The developers working on the internet banking software didn't have access to the production database but my friend noticed that in-house developers are too much into the logs without any issue to investigate.

Long story short they were looking at audit logs (textual data) of specific customer they wanted to stalk.

He talked to their manager, in-house developers got reprimanded and my friend got a different assignment.

How so? More details and reasoning?

Would it be developed in open as well or there will be frequent merge from their internal repos?

Someone sat in a cafe or sitting in their care close to a cafe created the account using a clean USB booted laptop, and again used another public wifi while sitting in their car to push the source code. Unless they have serious verification mechanism and fraud prevention a more techy user can possibly avoid being traced.

One is probably has legal repercussion and the other has none but profit!

And as usual a crypto plug into any thread.

I have such fond memories of searching and reading to choose my next lens maybe a 1.5 decades ago.

I cannot even imagine how people working at Amazon feel with the RTO in one side and the impending layoff notification on the other side pushing at them.

Original source that is being referenced in calnewport: https://archive.ph/okUcW

I thought they have their own data centers. I doubt AWS would close their account or pause their control plane. It is more likely to turn into a new agreement of court forcing them to pay damage for long term contract and then quit the commitment.

Amazon is reaching out into more areas. I think they are the only big tech with a hand into so many different verticals.

How often people stay longer than the two years which has the sign-on bonus at Amazon?

Is this first hand experience? And if this is the case in most org/teams or just AWS?

Elaborate?

Wow, this is so fun to read!