ALurchyBeast

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   by ALurchyBeast 6y ago

   IBM tries to capture the 1% of the market that accounts for 99% of the revenue. You or I spinning up a micro instance is not who IBM wants.
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   by ALurchyBeast 6y ago

   Did Harmony ruin it, or did Logitech ruin Harmony?
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   by ALurchyBeast 6y ago

   Before jumping at Google/Fitbit train, take a look at Withings watches. Their Healthmate app is solid. In my experience much better than Fitbit, and it isnt trying to sell me on any premium services. I have a Steel HR & the battery
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   by ALurchyBeast 6y ago

   Musk said "Tesla stock price is too high imo". This was a clue that the 1:5 stock split was coming. Where did he ever say Tesla was overvalued?
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   by ALurchyBeast 7y ago

   Here is the 'fat lines' patent you mentioned: https://patents.google.com/patent/US6930686 . It's more about efficiency of drawing a line than connecting four dots.
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   by ALurchyBeast 8y ago

   So whats your solution? Never put a bunch of satellites in space?
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   by ALurchyBeast 8y ago

   IBM bought SoftLayer 5 years ago, and was unable to capitalize on their niche (bare metal). Instead they decided to double down on provisioning VMs, which SoftLayer was never that great at. The set of features IBM's VM's provides
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   by ALurchyBeast 8y ago

   I wonder if this is Zuckerberg's way of saying "fuck you" to Winklevoss twins/Gemini.
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   by ALurchyBeast 8y ago

   I see the increase in policies and procedures as a big issue at larger companies. Take your standard CRUD app created at some large corporation. It will go through QA, security auditing, legal, and whatever other team has established a poli