10 comments

  • vessenes 2 minutes ago

    Enterprise friends: what is snowflake and why did it have fine grained permissions for a whole company? I didn’t understand it from the snowflake website.

  • ekreloff 27 minutes ago

    It would be been a more thorough analysis if they had accounted for the engineering teams’ salaries in time devoted to recreating this tool and maintaining it, rather than just tokens.

    In the end, it would likely work out to more like 50% cost savings. Still good, but certainly more expensive than this article ultimately claims

  • cachius 13 minutes ago

    What is Looker?

  • physhster 21 minutes ago

    ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

    I guess I'm not reading this...

  • Vaushite 34 minutes ago

    AI wrote this

      extr 28 minutes ago

      Honestly do not care that the words are vaguely AI tinted. The semantic content is not AI, it's not slop.

      Put it this way: would you rather this article didn't exist, or had less detail? Because that's the alternative in many cases.

        ayhanfuat 26 minutes ago

        It is a pretty good article. If AI wrote it then good for AI.

        gaiagraphia 3 minutes ago

        If it was so good, why do you have nothing to say about the content?

  • superchicken099 17 minutes ago

    WOW

  • doctorpangloss 26 minutes ago

    > We already run everything on Kubernetes, so deploying a service was mostly a matter of adding a Terraform module and a Helm chart.

    Haha "we run everything on kubernetes, so deployment is a matter of using the least logical complement to it, and the lowest budget, flakiest and overbuilt alternative to plan manifests with none of the benefits of an operator"