obulpathi

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by obulpathi 5y ago
What makes you think Solana is Centralized? It runs over 2000 nodes. The number is currently is less than that of Ethereum node count, as the demand is less. It also would be a fair comparison to compare what is existing today. So, please d
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by obulpathi 5y ago
I don't buy the argument: "ETH fees was meant to be high!". Its the same as saying "ETH is meant to be unusable for people other than whales."
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by obulpathi 5y ago
Why use L2 when one can have a better experience with much lower fees (Solana, Avalance, Flow & Near). The new generation Blockchains like Solana and Avalance are far better than Ethereum. They are going throgh some growing pains, other
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by obulpathi 5y ago
Have you considered making your patent into an NFT? Let me know if you are interested.
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by obulpathi 5y ago
Stocks related to 3D Printing?
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by obulpathi 6y ago
For fundamentals, this resource by Varsity (kind of like Robinhood of India) is pretty good. It uses India's stocks as examples and deals in Rupees and not in Dollars. After learning the basics, I would recommend "The 80/20 I
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by obulpathi 6y ago
They actually pushed ChromeOS and web services (GMail, Inbox, Docs, Sheets, ... ) pretty hard and realized that its not the way to go forward. While for lightweight tasks (like emailing and docs) it works pretty well, for heavy tasks (like
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by obulpathi 6y ago
I like the varsity website: https://zerodha.com/varsity/ . It has very good educational content on Stocks, Currencies, Commodities Markets, and Investing. I really like the last chapter, Innerworth: https://z
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Since January, Google Meet video-conferencing product has surged by 25X(cloudwars.co)
1 points by obulpathi 6y ago|0 comments
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by obulpathi 7y ago
I don't know when this happened. Give GKE a try, it's really amazing. Blows EKS out of water. As per the flexibility is concerned, once you learn how to use Google Services, you can get the flexibility with simplicity. AWS service
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by obulpathi 7y ago
Or use Google Cloud, which has 90% good parts. Documentation can be a bit pain, but the services themselves are rocksolid. There are no 3/4 queuing services, just one. GKE rocks! Cloud Console is a breath of fresher, compared to AWS. C
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Automatically build and deploy machine learning models on structured data(cloud.google.com)
1 points by obulpathi 7y ago|0 comments
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by obulpathi 7y ago
Not sure why your comment is being down voted. Decentralized Governance and formal verification of smart contracts of Tezos are really good!
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by obulpathi 8y ago
What are some good use cases for a .dev domain? For example, .ai for Artificial Intelligence, .io for startups. One thing that comes to my my mind is .dev is good for developer tools and related projects. Any other projects or products that
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by obulpathi 8y ago
Wow! For country like India, this can solve traffic problem.
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by obulpathi 8y ago
Used to buy lots of things from Amazon. About couple of years ago, shifted to buying things from Costco and it's been a great experience. Everything I get is authentic, they only sell the best products and heard they treat their employ
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by obulpathi 8y ago
My parents are in India.
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by obulpathi 8y ago
Thank you and I too hope so!
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by obulpathi 8y ago
I came to US about 10 years ago. Finished my PhD and spent about 4 years in Software Industry. Saved some money. US has taught me a lot about entrepreneurship and software. Now moving to India for good to work on my own startup, spend more
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by obulpathi 8y ago
Eagerly waiting for Dev kits - to be released in couple of months!
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Edge TPU – Run Inference at the Edge(cloud.google.com)
43 points by obulpathi 8y ago|12 comments
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by obulpathi 9y ago
Yep, same problems with many other services: * Kinesis Streams: Writes limited to 1K/sec and 1 MB / shard, reads limited to 2K/shard. Want a different read/write ratio? Nop, not possible. Proposed solution: use more shar
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by obulpathi 9y ago
Thanks for your kind comment!
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by obulpathi 9y ago
Quoting from the article: "This accomplishment would not have been possible for our three-person team of engineers to achieve without the tools and abstractions provided by Google and App Engine." Talking about the use case from t
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by obulpathi 9y ago
Adding more context. Sorry for missing it out in first place. I mostly work in Big Data Space. Google Clouds Big Data stuff is built for Streaming / Storing / Processing / Querying / Machine Learning at Internet Scale da
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by obulpathi 9y ago
Sorry to not add context. I was referring to the use case the author of article was talking about: running a website: You need to stitch: ELB / EC2 / Database / Caching / Service Splitting / Auth / Scaling &#x2
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by obulpathi 9y ago
Two things keep coming up while comparing GCP and AWS: * This accomplishment would not have been possible for our three-person team of engineers with out Google Cloud (AWS is too low level, hard to work with and does not scale well). * We’v
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by obulpathi 9y ago
Even better are Google managed services (PubSub / Dataflow / Datastore), which scale up and down based on usage (cloud native products) and thus save money automatically compared to their equivalents in AWS (Kinesis / Kinesis
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by obulpathi 9y ago
It is also potentially due to Google owing their private fiber backbone that connects all regions and as well as their software Defined Network that allow high bandwidth and low latency routing of packets across regions.
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by obulpathi 9y ago
I don't think so. GCP's bill is usually about 50% of AWS's bill for same application, if you run it full hour (from my personal experiences and from several others as well: https://thehftguy.com/2016/11&#

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