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This archive link is not working for me.


It does work here.


We must have joined around the same time, 17498. Funny to call us late when this would have been July 2008, or ~3 months after public launch.


Didn't this happen a year ago? [0] Or did this deal just take a year?

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43398518


Did you read the article? First line: "Nearly a year ago, we shared that Wiz would be joining Google."


Who reads articles these days?


Just the bots so that HN posters can ask them for slop replies to stuff they don't understand.


Was kind of expecting Jim Ross and Bobby Heenan's voices, but that would likely get you sued. Fun nonetheless.


For a little context. Salesforce changed their enterprise structure, effectively doubling their prices and my guess is many of their larger customers fled the platform. The enterprise pricing organized dynos into blocks and without notice they doubled the minimum block unit you could have. As a result, you ended up paying for dynos you weren't even using because they were now rounding up, sometimes by thousands of dollars worth of dyno blocks. So if you thought Heroku was expensive before, now it just didn't make any financial sense at all. For the other PaaS out there: don't do this.


RISC is good.


Does this mean Keynote and Pages are now paid products? Aren't they included with Mac OS?


From the subheading: “plus new AI features and premium content in Keynote, Pages, and Numbers”


996 is a work schedule that derives its name from its requirement that workers clock in from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, 6 days per week, resulting in employees working 12 hours per day and 72 hours per week.


> (Benchmarks run on PyPy 3.11, Intel i5-8365U, 8 Cores, 100 connections)

Why not benchmark Flask/FastAPI with 8 workers instead of 4 for a more apples-to-apples comparison?


all framework except Catzilla run with 8 workers for benchmark

you should run yourself for testing.


China currently only holds about 2% of U.S. debt. What is the risk exactly?


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