jbiggley

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by jbiggley 1y ago
> If the goal of a company is first and foremost to make money, then sales is the only organization within the company that can be measured exactly according to the primary goal of the company rather than a proxy. This feels culturally a
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by jbiggley 1y ago
Kudos for being self-aware and acknowledging that solving the problem which you saw doesn't always translate into solving the problem that potential customers want to pay you to solve. One of my favorite talks [0] speaks to the problem
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by jbiggley 2y ago
I do research as a hobby. It resulted in a published data set and news article that was picked up by global media outlets. The article led to a documentary. And, I just keep doing the research because I love the research part of it. I find
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by jbiggley 2y ago
This is the right answer. Standards and recommendations are good. Let vendors and individual companies implement them, as needed.
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by jbiggley 3y ago
+1 for Obsidian or other platforms that support Markdown format natively. Being platform locked is terrible for knowledge management and Markdown has made me less concerned with future knowledge access in a post-Obsidian world. (Yes, I said
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by jbiggley 3y ago
I agree. The team at Isovalent is extraordinary and should continue to be strong champions of BPF for network and security use cases. With Cisco footing the bill, I think we will see even more expansion into XDP traffic processing that is n
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by jbiggley 3y ago
This reminds me of my favourite quote about standards. >The wonderful thing about standards is that there are so many of them to choose from. And, keeping with the theme, this quote may be from Grace Hopper, Andrew Tanenbaum, Patricia S
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by jbiggley 3y ago
That was the line we were sold by cloud vendors. There is a reason that significant portions of both native cloud and migrated workloads are shifting back to self-hosted; the cost savings never materialized. My google-fu failed to find any