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Comment #37038125
The issue there is running it on k8s. On bare metal or even VMs it’s not at all hard to run even at scale.
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Comment #36197514
You’re off by a couple orders of magnitude on what it takes to run Twitter.
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Comment #36050353
If you don’t see how this strategy is tax inefficient then you have no business doing this.
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Comment #36050117
Because your idea makes no sense, to be frank. The tax inefficiency alone would be absurd.
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Comment #35845736
Michael J. Fox. https://www.statnews.com/2023/04/12/michael-j-fox-parkinsons...
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Comment #35819707
The 36 corridor between Denver and Boulder was home to a ton of storage tech startups in the first dotcom boom. There’s still a street called “Tape Drive”.
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Comment #35381916
The API was 10% of the company’s revenue before Musk took over. That’s a good amount of value.
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Comment #35381903
The v2 API was built over the last several years. It’s not new and was announced a long time ago, well before the acquisition. Source: led the search API at Twitter until last year…
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Comment #35381891
There is one SRE left from that team. That’s it.
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Comment #35381813
You need both. Without the free API you don’t have a funnel of new customers who can grow into the enterprise tiers. They have a hell of a lot to do with each other beyond that too…
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Comment #35381792
Showing ads isn’t enough. You need to count as impressions to bill advertisers and convince them to trust the impression data coming from third party clients.
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Comment #35375379
Twitter made hundreds of millions a year selling API access.
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Comment #34658341
We gave academic researchers free access to the full archive search API to help cover that use case.
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Comment #34645888
Delivering old tweets is actually more expensive than real-time because nothing is cached. Streaming access is pretty much all served out of memory. I used to lead the search and h…
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Comment #33472417
Wanting peace is a good thing. Wanted Ukraine to capitulate to genocide is not.
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Comment #33367837
Canon makes its own sensors. They’re the only major player not using Sony sensors.
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Comment #33264190
Twitter distributes config files across their entire fleet (hundreds of thousands of machines) using git and a cron job. Commit your config change, wait a few minutes and there it …
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Comment #33129801
It does matter, as it could be used to figure out user growth. Tweets and users now use snowflake IDs which provide increasing but non-sequential IDs which also encode creation tim…
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Comment #33041802
No he’s just making shit up. That statement of his is completely untrue.
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Comment #33041776
Elon’s own data scientists agreed with Twitter’s bot count.
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Comment #32958950
1L is the forward-most door on the port (left) side. IFE is in flight entertainment.
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Comment #32894306
I was on the ground floor of a modern building in Tokyo when Fukushima happened and barely felt a thing. These systems are remarkably effective.
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Comment #32855999
Some regions operate TER trains themselves.
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Comment #32564576
Denver, CO is offering $1200-1800 ebike subsidies to low income residents and $400 to those above the threshold. It’s been enormously popular. https://www.5280.com/2022/07/everythi…
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Comment #32087356
With a few small exceptions Vanguard runs index funds. They can’t just sell a stock because they think it’s overvalued, they must stay true to their chosen indices.