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One of their biggest plays are EV delivery trucks (and I see them on my streets). I'm sure someone will chime in about the environmental concerns of Amazon - but Rivan's strategy seems like a decent environmental message to me.

A new market opportunity for your company?

Bazel is not failing in the open source world though

Datadog Synthetics is nice, and reports great telemetry. It supports like 20 locations: https://docs.datadoghq.com/synthetics/

Points 1-3 exactly describe my pains operating Postgres at scale

I don't know how this is a "pre"-mortem

Right, but TFA is talking about the compact camera market. I agree with the comment that cameras haven't kept up with the ease of use and convenience of phones in any way.

I liked this write up: https://securitylabs.datadoghq.com/articles/openssl-november...

I have found Chrome more willing to resolve go/foo as a web search. As a result, the Google autocomplete suggestions for terms like "go/m" are pretty amusing

The private fusion companies still have ambitious (and most likely unrealistic) goals

I have always been amused by their motto "Fast, Correct - Choose two". The more common idiom is something like "Fast, Correct, Cheap - Choose Two". I guess Bazel isn't cheap.

Perhaps more similar to zombodb's hinted new pronto plugin: https://twitter.com/zombodb/status/1547389026235187201

Would have loved to see a source of "34 fractal wood burning deaths in America"

I think the parent's argument is that a Raspberry Pi is limited to 1Gb link, so how can do 100k reqs/sec

The article does talk more about efficiency and weight instead of just capacity

Similarly, I really liked the ideas in paper accelerating Memcached using an eBPF cache layer in the NIC interrupt: https://www.usenix.org/conference/nsdi21/presentation/ghigof...

Also, using external compactors give another independent scaling dimension. Nice

That was only introduced 2018 or so

I have found Datadog pretty nice

This isn't necessarily true, because some of those largest wallets are probably exchanges/trusts. It can go both ways: one wallet may have many owners, and one owner may have many wallets.

The NYTimes spelling bee, which they said they were inspired by, also is unobscured in the source

That advice made sense 10 years ago when Williamsburg was cheaper. Now it's the same price and less convenient. I love Manhattan

I cycle into my office every day, 1h round-trip. It certainly increases my quality of life and I'm glad I had the choice (not requirement) to return

Plenty of tools lacking in the Starlark environment, e.g.: generating Starlark files, machine editting Starlark maps

Unfortunately the line breaks make this unreadable on a phone

> Does he really think a desire to leave is unique to the c-suite?

He didn't say that. I read an article about someone openly reflecting on their feelings.

I did find the link, but was blocked by a login popup. It must be an A/B test.

You need to login to show the whole thread. I hit the same wall. Twitter was already a terrible medium for these kinds of posts, now it just got worse.

Another counterpoint, in Australia, you lose tax residency the day you leave (assuming you then spend a majority of the year outside the country).

The pre-pandemic status quo is clear, but the point is that it doesn't need to be this way. Google can afford not to cut pay.