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Cloud services will eventually shift the entire market back to onprem strictly because of costs...costs that are supposed to go down over time

Odd

I thought it was caused by every little piece of software being tied to giant product teams full of MBA majors that want to add 50 features a week

Normal? Covid is still a thing Wages are up Housing bubble Etc

Oh boy are you in for a surprise come end of quarter

So much talk of Netflix but nothing about YouTube TV which is 3x the cost

Look no further than how Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) tried to cover up Three Mile Island. Catastrophic failure within 3 months and they hid it from the public for fear of nuclear backlash. Here we are 40 years later

Why should we have to uproot everything we know for the flavor of the month??? No other industry does this! You can work the same job for 45 years in any other role

Same, I get all my work done in 4 hours a week. The rest is "me" time and chores

OKRs are a joke made up by MBA product focused types to try and remain relevant

Money

But engineers have more fun

Let's ignore the elephant in the room that there are much better platforms to do something like this on...

Windows has had this for 2 decades

Newsflash, they aren't losing money

Ther are tons of billion dollar companies that have entire systems utilizing csv and xlsx tubular data for mission critical processes lol