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“it was only as GHE was brought back up from maintenance that the invalid configuration was then applied across the resolver fleet over the course of an hour.”
Moral: never brings things back up.
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@mhawthorne Until modern internet based delivery, I wouldn't assume a lot of a precision, probably more akin to "good polling"; VOD has the advantage of being able to precisely know watching, falloff, rewatch, clustering, etc. That said, it's just conjecture for me how HBO and others did it
@SomeCodingGuy it makes me wonder about the precision of netflix’s decisions vs. the way similar companies operated in the past
did hbo or other networks have reasonably accurate data for impressions and conversion rates 20 years ago?
if not, how were they making these decisions?
@travismcpeak Yup, @amjithr has got it. I agree with cancelling expensive shows no one watches (another unpopular opinion) and am surprised at the the level of misinformation around Netflix and shows.I am worried about sleeper / slow ramp hits being cut due to too much content w/untuned algo 2
@SomeCodingGuy Is this unpopular? It’s just the way it goes. It is a business, after all. Every business with content cancels things people don’t watch/listen to.
With the acquisition of Twitter by @elonmusk, we witnessed one of the most controversial deals of recent times.
He started by asking teams to reduce servers and cloud services' annual costs by $1 billion.
The question is, how to achieve this? This is where I would start:🧵
@jpbalarini@elonmusk Agree they should have WebP as an option but unless you can 100% retire JPG as a format you are net adding storage either forever or a transition.