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Vijay Gill's Blog

Culture Underinvestment in Infrastructure Orgs Why Nothing Great Ever Came From Outsourced Teams AMD exits dense microserver business. Ends Seamicro brand Before moving to Amazon Web Services, it took ITV ’21 days to make a single firewall change’ Point of View Cloud Services and outcome-blind decision making Startups are hard in big companies and Survivorship Bias Culture
We shape our tools and then our tools shape us
2017-12-27 · via Vijay Gill's Blog

The title words are by Father John Culkin, SJ. Re-reading them years later made me reflect on my journey here.

Memories of events are anisotropic: Memory changes the circumstances, reworks the lessons and retells the stories, so the UUNET I remember isn’t the UUNET that was, but it’ll do. Google deservedly gets the credit for SRE, but it was at UUNET that I first remember learning from Bill Barns, Mike O’Dell, and Louis Mamakos et al. that to scale in distributed systems, you had to build machines that built machines.

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