The mistakes made by Google Cloud and why they should be larger than AWS today
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Re: The mistakes made by Google Cloud and why they should be larger than AWS today
#2Interesting but don't you think google has the advantage of being the major platform and they can learn from their mistakes without paying for them. While competitors have to be more careful
Re: The mistakes made by Google Cloud and why they should be larger than AWS today
#3>Common thread: engineering hubris. (Source: https://threader.app/thread/1343969802080030720)
Hubris at Google isn't just on the engineering team.
Re: The mistakes made by Google Cloud and why they should be larger than AWS today
#4This reminds me how I used to write 20 years ago. Take a few classes in writing. couple of remarks about style, you make the reader work too much to understand whatever you are trying to say. A blog is not a twitter thread, post this on twitter if this is the style you like. Create a plan what you actually want to say with the post, because now it just seems like mudslide of your mind, wrapping up with some weird conclusion that doesn't really reflect the blog itself that well.
I cant' even understand what your arguments are for GCP to be bigger than AWS. It's no shame in being a good 3rd.
Re: The mistakes made by Google Cloud and why they should be larger than AWS today
#5This reminds me how I used to write 20 years ago. Take a few classes in writing. couple of remarks about style, you make the reader work too much to understand whatever you are trying to say. A blog is not a twitter thread, post this on twitter if this is the style you like. Create a plan what you actually want to say with the post, because now it just seems like mudslide of your mind, wrapping up with some weird con…
> A blog is not a twitter thread, post this on twitter if this is the style you like.
Threader takes Twitter threads and compiles them into blog like entries. This reads like a Twitter thread because it is a Twitter thread: https://mobile.twitter.com/MohapatraHemant/status/1343969802....
Re: The mistakes made by Google Cloud and why they should be larger than AWS today
#6What does the following mean: ARR, GTM, PMF, S&M?
Re: The mistakes made by Google Cloud and why they should be larger than AWS today
#7What does the following mean: ARR, GTM, PMF, S&M?
acronym soup without definition, hate it.
Re: The mistakes made by Google Cloud and why they should be larger than AWS today
#8What does the following mean: ARR, GTM, PMF, S&M?
I agree with the sentiment (I assume is) behind this statement, I did a year at IBM and found the culture of TLAs (Three Letter Acronyms) confusing, lazy, and exclusionary. In case you/others wanted an answer:
- ARR: Annual Recurring Revenue
- GTM: Go To Market
- PMF: Product Market Fit
- S&M: Sales and Marketing
Re: The mistakes made by Google Cloud and why they should be larger than AWS today
#9The last thing the tech world needs is a bigger Google.
Re: The mistakes made by Google Cloud and why they should be larger than AWS today
#10This reminds me how I used to write 20 years ago. Take a few classes in writing. couple of remarks about style, you make the reader work too much to understand whatever you are trying to say. A blog is not a twitter thread, post this on twitter if this is the style you like. Create a plan what you actually want to say with the post, because now it just seems like mudslide of your mind, wrapping up with some weird con…
Twitter is the wrong platform for so many things...