baridbelmedar
No user record in our sample, but baridbelmedar has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but baridbelmedar has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
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I'm not sure the "a year of document processing for under 100 USD/y" is such as great thing as you think it is (at least not for European competitiveness)... It means Mistral is essentially setting a revenue ceiling…
The problem is that it encourages people to use excel for things that should never be in a spreadsheet in the first place. I mean if you're reaching for VBA, building complex PowerQuery pipelines, and writing nested…
It's pretty common for business contracts to just end up stuck on mainframes or scattered across various systems from vendors like Oracle (the paper trails are often thrown away long time ago). And let's be honest, a…
Playing devil's advocate... Yeah, the ad supported model has its problems, but it also makes the internet way more accessible. If we think about it, companies and people with more money are basically subsidizing these…
Yes, but that's partly a consequence of how the German electricity market operates and the neglected state of its infrastructure, isn't it? Wind power and other intermittent sources create grid instability, which drives…
Well, many industries rely on advertising to sell their products, and I wouldn't say those industries are inherently worse than others.
I understand your point of view, and I'm not saying you don't have a point. But something tells me that you would take a more pragmatic approach if your livelihood or that of a close relative were directly affected by…
Agree, and Cloud Run's upcoming application canvas feature appears to offer a simple way to integrate the various GCP services together seamlessly without much hassle.
Imho, I think we've gone a bit overboard with Terraform at my company. Sure, it'll automate a bunch of stuff, but only a handful of people will really "get" it. I think the rest of us who interact with it don't really…
> Unpopular opinion: I blame the new age devops culture that made cloud app deployments unnecessarily complicated with k8s and cool new tech (that'd get them high profile jobs.)... Ah yes, time for the annual debate on…
Maybe I'm doing something wrong here, but one issue I've faced when integrating third-party external systems with Pub/Sub and Cloud Run is the lack of an easy way to throttle the data flow when the external system falls…
Same here! We're fans of Cloud Run at my company, but it'd be great if they made it easier to pull messages from Pub/Sub using Cloud Run. Sometimes you just don't want push.
I'm really excited about this as a customer. We're probably going to be able to save a lot of money because of it. So now, with the new Postgres compatibility layer and the "lower cost", it will be easier for me to…
It will also be interesting to follow how the development of solar and wind power will affect the stability of the electricity grid and the ability to prevent large fluctuations in frequency.
What precisely would that solve in this case? Previous attempts to nationalize companies have not, as far as I know, been a shining success?
Unfortunately, I'm not so sure there's a quick fix for this. Both nuclear, water and gas have the advantage that they're pretty massive and can store energy while they rotate. In the past, these systems were great for…
Right, solar and wind, although relatively cheap to produce, unfortunately, face challenges when it comes to energy storage. These types of industries require stability.
It's sadly not that surprising. Germany has a lot of heavy industries that require access to relatively low and stable energy prices. Furthermore, given the changed world situation regarding energy and the lack of…
I know I'm going against the grain here, but I'm actually looking forward to the event and plan to watch it :)
Huh, can't I get this service for free or at most $1 a month...What are you saying? :)
Interesting, it's somewhat surprising that he's the one saying this...I still don't get why Google chose to buy AppSheet. There were far better options available for them to buy. In my opinion, it would have been better…
This site is a bit: "4 Polacks, 6 opinions" -Frank Sobotka
Sure, but they might be the ones paying your salary today. So hard to ignore the group of people who keep you afloat? :)
The US-based cloud providers also have European subsidiaries. But that doesn't help because they are bound by US law. That is the root of the problem. What makes you think that a European company operating within US…