bravo, sir

I bet you haven't gotten an email back from AWS support during twilight hours before.

There are 153k Amazon employees based in India according to LinkedIn.

Missing my point entirely.

Then I missed it too because I let my Indian coworkers handle production issues after 9,10pm unless the problem sounds an awful lot like the feature toggle I flipped on in production is setting servers on fire.

My main beef with that team was that we worked on too many stories in parallel so information on brand new work was siloed. Everyone caught up after a bit but stuff we just or hadn’t demoed yet was spotty for coverage.

If I was up at 1 am it was because I had insomnia and figured out exactly what the problem was and it was faster to fix it than to explain. Or if I wake up really early and the problem is still not fixed.

who asked

I love this for us!

that could mean anything, really

I think it means they made some big mistakes.

Perhaps it is stumbling over the question of whether its creators are good people.

Or in other words, there’s no downside to narcissism when you can broadcast it and accumulate loyal followers who will ply you with money and fame

only our future benevolent AI overlords read everything

so what you're saying is, that it's my time to shine, right?