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I would for sure. I often come across similar looking persons (height, haircut, style, etc.) and it’s kinda awkward enough, I don’t think I wouldn’t realize I’m in front of my doppelgänger.

> They have lost about $47M on their investment

They haven’t lost anything unless they sell.

I like and use ECS, but it lacks the tooling and ecosystem around Kubernetes.

> Good. There needs to be more of these layoffs in the crypto casino sector.

Incredibly apathetic and selfish to be happy about people losing their jobs and wish for even more. Doesn’t sound you really care about “gamblers”, you just want to be right. This is just sad.

And here comes the childfree brigade again.

Congratulations on the launch. I’m just getting started in the data pipelines world and was wondering, how does Airbyte compare to Embulk?

Another happy ECS user here. You get most of the benefits of Kubernetes, without a lot of its complexity and maintenance. Yes, it’s a proprietary service and all, but that’s not really an issue. The applications are already containerized and could be moved to any other vendor/tool with relatively low effort if you ever needed to.

It is cheaper because the cost of living and running an office are significantly cheaper than that of SV. Indian engineers are not always bad engineers that write low quality code.

And I don’t think that makes a difference. All FAANG companies (which I’d say can also identify good engineers) already have engineering offices in India.