techpop10

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by techpop10 6y ago
This 1000 times. He's not a rocket scientist and he hasn't discovered anything unique but he is challenging weak minded people to think differently.
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by techpop10 6y ago
If I read the affidavit right, there were confidential witnesses who may have shared their WhatsApp screens with investigators.
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by techpop10 6y ago
Give Azure NetApp Files a test drive. World of difference.
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by techpop10 6y ago
huh?
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by techpop10 6y ago
The one big thing I see missing here is the ability to increase your luck by networking and personal branding. You absolutely have to build your personal network. More exposure, more potential opportunity. Plain and simple - no matter what
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by techpop10 6y ago
As I've followed OpenAI, the recurring theme is that the subject/company goals opens messy politics and philosophies rather than focusing on the research. In some ways I can appreciate their retraction and controlling visibility s
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by techpop10 6y ago
I can appreciate the problem here, but right now, the majority of the layoffs seem to be furloughs in the service industry and I'm betting they already weren't getting health insurance besides what they received from ACA.
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by techpop10 7y ago
Yes, very familiar with it... unfortunately there's a bit of vendor gamesmanship with these and they don't inform the MQ. Sorry, I've had too many years working with these tools, I'm cynical.
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by techpop10 7y ago
An important distinction (as I mentioned in another comment) is that you have no idea how much "aggregate customer feedback" Gartner really has, they don't disclose their research methodologies at all. That's a real prob
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by techpop10 7y ago
"Enterprise buyers use third parties to buy software. They consult Gartner, Forrester, and others to establish trust in vendors. These research agencies diligence software products directly and through surveys. This is the reason analy
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by techpop10 7y ago
This is exactly right. I have worked for Japanese companies, do not underestimate the weight cultural pride had in how they prosecuted this case. It's not like the US at all.
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by techpop10 7y ago
Totally disagree as someone who has done both a few times: Try working remotely or from home with a small company or startup. In those environments you typically wear more than one hat and it requires face time. You'll also often work
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by techpop10 7y ago
FWIW... most of Amazon's internal infrastructure was NOT run on AWS as of a couple of years ago. The idea that AWS was built to support Amazon is a myth. In fact, most of their own IaaS was a very traditional data center built on conve
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by techpop10 7y ago
Ultimately, this transfers shares to Dell that, most likely, provides liquidity that could be used to pay a little bit of their massive debt ($56B) that is choking them. Dell is in financial trouble. See https://seekingalpha.com&
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by techpop10 7y ago
Interesting but wonder if this type of encryption ruins Dropbox business model since it keeps them from de-duping anything. I couldn't care less about Dropbox's business model... just curious.
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by techpop10 7y ago
"we are about to have a serious data-storage problem" is a bit hyperbolic but the technology is very real and being actively developed by a few different orgs.
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by techpop10 7y ago
No doubt that she is framing her concern from a political context which undermines her very good point: GMO's are scientifically safe but companies like Monsanto need to stop playing shady games to make their point. The overwhelming sc
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by techpop10 7y ago
Lol. The big guys actually use NAS and/or obeject stores for Enterprise files, with on-premesis, in a cloud provider or hybrid. Even at reasonable scale, it's cheaper than Dropbox. You can do this with distributed file shares and
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by techpop10 7y ago
What an idiotic story for the NYT. OK, so you have a really awful Masters program for art at a for-profit school. So that damns all masters programs? The problem isn't the school or the loan program... it's that someone would be s
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by techpop10 7y ago
This article is total garbage. Nicotine is no more harmful than caffeine if used in moderation. Some people are so anti-tobacco that they lose all logic and resort to old research. For more objective, modern research, read https:/&#x2
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by techpop10 8y ago
This is awful! When these things happen, why don't people name names? What restaurant did this????
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by techpop10 8y ago
This is such an awful post. This is the equivalent of looking back at the last 50+ Super Bowls and proudly claiming the winner of each one. Very "Captain Obvious". Surprised he didn't have "automobiles" in the stron
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by techpop10 8y ago
Answer: Someone will have to clean the bus.
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by techpop10 8y ago
451 Research does VERY good research and they fully disclose exactly how many respondents, their size and other relevant demographics of their research. You will NEVER see Gartner disclose how they conduct their research and the demographic
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by techpop10 8y ago
Nonsense. Most Gartner analysts have never touched the tools they write about. The interview a small set of users to draw broad conclusions. Overpaid journalists at best.
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by techpop10 8y ago
Gartner is a very expensive and unreliable CYA resource. This may sound brutal, but take a look at their authors. Most have never actually worked with the technology they are writing about and almost never have hands-on experience. They are
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by techpop10 8y ago
I'm challenging the authors over simplistic breakout of inner and outer circles which is not supported by anything other than opinion. My observation (and opinion) is there is a big gap in between the two that's not represented in
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by techpop10 8y ago
This is a truly ridiculous over simplification of reality in the Bay area and so loaded with personal biases to be taken seriously. The majority of people I know and work with are mostly in between the inner and outer circle the author desc
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by techpop10 9y ago
Isn't that a description of Uber?
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by techpop10 9y ago
You could lump in San Jose in this story as well. It amazes me that well meaning residents and leaders of the bay area have completely ignored the social problems that engulf the region.

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