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I would substitute “My friend Catherine” for insta…

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I would substitute “My friend Catherine” for instances of “My cat” in tweets, but my wife wouldn’t like it. xkcd.com/1689/

Posted on June 3, 2016 by carl | Leave a reply

Glad MIT moved the hooding ceremony to its own day…

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Glad MIT moved the hooding ceremony to its own day. I remember it was very long, and yet the Ph.D. grads deserved every second and more.

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Re MIT commencement today: For ~60 years, my great…

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Re MIT commencement today: For ~60 years, my great-grand aunt Julia sorted and laid out the diplomas so every grad received his/her own.

Posted on June 3, 2016 by carl | Leave a reply

OK, outage ended at about 4 hours, only costing ab…

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OK, outage ended at about 4 hours, only costing about $31 million in deferred (not necessarily lost) revenue.

Posted on June 2, 2016 by carl | Leave a reply

OK, so the outage is only North America, so Amazon…

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OK, so the outage is only North America, so Amazon is really only losing $129,000 per minute (source: most recent 10-Q).

Posted on June 2, 2016 by carl | Leave a reply

Amazon’s losses are probably less than $222,000/mi…

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Amazon’s losses are probably less than $222,000/min because search doesn’t affect AWS, but still…..

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Assuming search is required for Amazon to generate…

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Assuming search is required for Amazon to generate revenue, Amazon is losing about $222,000 per minute that search is down.

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I guess everyone sees that Amazon search is down….

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I guess everyone sees that Amazon search is down. This from the leading cloud computing vendor. techcrunch.com/2016/06/02/its…

Posted on June 2, 2016 by carl | Leave a reply

Remember this: every 4 years, election results pro…

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Remember this: every 4 years, election results prove roughly half of the political pundits to have been dead wrong all along.

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Interesting: Amazon web store search is currently…

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Interesting: Amazon web store search is currently broken for me — It always generates an “Oops” page.

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