It allows advertisers to bid on you.
Apple will do the same thing.
It allows advertisers to bid on you.
Apple will do the same thing.
I keep hearing this repeated as canon but is this quantified somehow? Did we really see a spike long enough for hiring sprees? And did it last until ... when? A few months ago?
It seems intuitive but I'd really love to see numbers.
Again, thanks for doing this!
If you're willing to just pay per gigabyte scanned with BigQuery you can scale near linearly I'm sure (although I haven't actually tried it), but you could accomplish the same thing using Snowflake's API to add warehouses as concurrent query load increases. That's what we do (although we just pre-allocate and suspend the warehouses because you only pay when they're on).
Redshift does suffer from this problem because the compute is tied to the data, but Redshift Spectrum is attempting to rectify that as well. I don't know anything about its performance though.
During my last move, I accidentally tipped a book shelf on top of it. Cracked a few plastic bits, and bent some metal things inside it. I unbent the metal, and glued the plastic, and the thing still prints like it's new out of the box.
I've talked more than a few people out of buying inkjets.
Honda currently has 0 EVs for sale.
These guys dont give af about EVs... touting Panasonic's research while they twiddle their thumbs and do the bare minimum.
Currently Honda is planning to have solid state batteries at the same time as the rest of the industry. So they make a lot of noise about this, but they're exactly as far behind as it appears.