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There is also Microsoft 365 Copilot, Microsoft Copilot for Sales and I'm sure several more. Copilot is really great branding, and also really confusing

Yeah this sounds like a very narrow use case shifting. That of moving your EBS ERP application to Oracle cloud from on premise. I mean, people are doing that migration and it's exciting if they are actually using iac, but this can't represent large usage of Terraform.

I think Oracle Linux was a similar approach to let their customers use RedHat Linux without paying RedHat, now also IBM.

I've watched these. They're excellent.

They make me wonder why these European companies don't compete in US infrastructure projects?

I guessed $6M when I read the headline. I'm in a LCOL area so I see ~$4.5M as my number. Inflation / future returns are the biggest challenge.

That just says they are using S3 to persist to disk.

I think Datadog does similar. I always thought it brought benefits to knowing what runs on your machine, and one time we modified it.

These are the spec. Implementations vary. They vary in terms of chips, but also the way they get deployed on existing cable plant.

I worked with some chip design and verification folks. They were very tolerant of slow results, waiting for licenses or infrastructure. Their processes were just built around those constraints. They didn't seem to have interest in removing them.

As an impatient software developer it was very interesting.

I think this has to be it. Not us East 3, but AI only data center

Did they stop? Teams is still very much a poor copy of Zoom and Slack. Like they can't even make good copies.

But in the days between a fraudulent charge, and you reporting it, maybe you bounced a check... There is a difference between your account balance being immediately depleted by fraud and your available credit being reduced.

Do people do enough debit card transactions to make this loophole worthwhile? I avoid using my debit card as much as possible since the impact of theft is much worse for me as a consumer. I experience fraudulent credit card charges every few years, but it's not real money gone from my account. I'd be much more annoyed if it was.

Yeah the real story seems to be garbage customer service: by the AI and humans at Air Canada. Perhaps the bot is implemented perfectly to match the humans it replaced.

I mean people are intentionally making industrial quantities of chlorine, via electrolysis, and have been for an century.

There's such big potential to tax boomer wealth as they die that are are allowing to slip away. It has big potential to reduce the debt.

Often the equivalent Airbus plane is more comfortable as well. Especially A320 vs 737, which has to be the most common for most folks. Of course operators control the leg room for example, but the width of the fuselage is down to the manufacturer.

https://simpleflying.com/boeing-737-vs-airbus-a320/

> One discernable difference when it comes to passenger comfort and experience is the width of the cabin. The Airbus A320 has a wider cabin by seven inches than the Boeing 737. When measured in terms of personal space, an economy seat on a Delta Air Lines Airbus A320 measures 18 inches, whereas a seat on the same carrier's 737s measures 17.3 inches.

What's the benefit to Vizio in withhold the source? Wouldn't all their interesting custom code be outside the scope of the GPL?

Egress fees are way too high. And it doesn't keep anyone in cloud, if you want to move out, you do it. In fact, I think the fear of egress costs keeps more people OUT of cloud than it keeps people in. This is a smart move that won't cost them anything and may increase their business.

Slack had a great talk about this project at their conference back in 2019 I believe. They really seemed committed to being a change agent in this area which struck me as awesome.

their history goes deep in LA (to the 1930s), if not Monroe specifically https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lumen_Technologies#History but as others mention, L3 and or Qwest execs likely runs the show now.

I always buy as much Pseudoephedrine as I can since I get regular head colds. It's always funny to ask for "as much as I can get".

Burning above 1000°C supposedly destroys the dioxins. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/dioxins-and...

I have considered Oracle and MS to be competing for the title of new IBM. Maybe MS is shaking it off with their AI innovation, but I think a lot of that is just lipstick.

In the past they used to become cheaper at least via spot pricing

But in Vegas at least blasting adverts is sort of the motto of the city. There it fits in I'd argue.

Shouldn't inference be 99.999% of the compute cost over time? Especially for MS. Look how many Copilots they are cramming into their products

Viva

Oracle cloud may be better than azure at the lowest levels. My prediction is this is part of why MS will buy Oracle. Just my crazy prediction.