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good to see a doothings like effort again after 14 years! @nishantmodak @c_pratik @prashaantt @anujdeshpandey @prakashwagle89

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@davidcrawshaw --lite

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@cshekhar Whats the difference?

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@resolveai Is there an agent bench equivalent for this?

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@sachaarbonel this is a problem only if you are on datadog. not with newer observability products

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@SumitM_X Try this super useful site https://t.co/N4Rdu7l6FX - A really fun way to understand this

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@ClickHouseDB this one was a better read https://t.co/KSBcATMLtX

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@0xlelouch_ there are quite a bunch of good solutions today that support high cardinality at the same costs. datadog is actually not a gold standard for that particular usecase anymore.

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@rywalker .. as soon as the CFO sees this tokenmaxxing.

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@jamesacowling Site Revenue Engineering! https://t.co/5YMVCtavnh

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@tbrownio @cyrusnewday @kwindla phew. it is hard man. Need a Makefile for GTM.

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@kshithappens Honestly reminded me of this for some reason https://t.co/5YMVCtavnh

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@marckohlbrugge What scale is this operating at?

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@onlyhere4stox @Daalpakwaann @deedydas Too much assumption for being a He. Wake up and smell your 6 followers first

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But Sundar took over as the founders stepped back from a company that had missed social and was losing cloud to Amazon and was scrambling for android device challenges.
Not a failing company. A company that had hit the ceiling of its founding DNA.
That’s the point. Boards reach outside their comfort zone when the existing playbook stops working.

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@tomri33le @deedydas Microsoft: $58 in 2000. $33 in 2013.
44% stock loss. 13 years. Even with dividends reinvested .. still down 23%.
When Ballmer quit, stock jumped 9% in one day.

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ANET, MU, ENPH, GOOGL, MSFT, PANW, ADBE, DOCN, NTAP, IBM
Beautiful chart. Terrible conclusion.
These companies outperformed because they were broken when the new CEO walked in. Low base + aligned incentives + someone who grew up knowing they couldn’t afford to fail.
That’s not an India alpha. That’s a desperation alpha.

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@PaulcHealth @deedydas Racism would be saying they succeeded because they’re Indian.
I’m saying they got the opportunity because the board ran out of safe options.
Big difference.

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Google had lost search relevance narrative to Facebook. Microsoft was declared dead by every analyst in 2013. Adobe was bleeding to piracy.
Every one of them had a specific crisis that made the board finally consider someone outside the old boys network.
Noticing that pattern isn’t racism. Pretending it doesn’t exist is.