Amazon Unleashed Flood of Water on Striking Workers, Say Teamsters
Amazon Unleashed Flood of Water on Striking Workers, Say Teamsters
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Amazon Unleashed Flood of Water on Striking Workers, Say Teamsters
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I gotta say, for those of you who still can’t seem to cut the Amazumbilical, stop buying shit from this fucking company.
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I've really been trying hard to convince people to use Digital Ocean or GCP instead of AWS but it's a hard road. AWS has become the Microsoft Office of web services, where most companies won't even consider alternatives.
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Isn't AWS like, stupid expensive too?
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A big problem here is a whole generation of developers who have learned to build stuff explicitly for AWS. If I ever inherit another Serverless project it'll be too soon.
Serverless, S3, SES, Cognito, and many many other tools are often tightly coupled to the application, so you get hooked on the "free" tier and can't extricate yourself later.
There's some hope here with Docker and Kubernetes, but a lot of companies (especially contractors) only know how to build exclusively on top of these AWS services, so if you're like most start-ups, contracting out first and second generations of your app, you can get committed to AWS for life.
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I understand it from people who live remotely. People who have to drive 45min-hour to get to a major grocery store or a Walmart or whatever. But if you live in Ann Arbor, or New York. What are you doing?
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Sounds like the strikers need to get something a bit more lethal than water.
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queens new york to in the dead of winter.
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I bet it's some kind of "accident", just like when they "accidentally" cut down the shade trees over the Hollywood strikers.
They can violate the laws and there is nobody within the government to advocate for the working class.
The government is there to protect owners and their corporations from us. The issue is that they are the ones waging the war on the working class.