Horizon technologies | Remote (Preferably US or India) | Part-Time | Python | Javascript | https://horizontech.dev/ Horizon Technologies is one of the leading student accelerators. Currently, looking for mentors who have experience building realtime applications in Python or Javascript for more than 2+ years.
1. Horizon started in 2009 and trained 5000+ students.
2. Our ideal mentors are someone who is focused more on giving to the community and have a passion for learning.
3. Mentorship includes code review (mostly Python, Javascript (React)), designing projects/problem statements, Pair Programming, advocating best practices.
Horizon technologies | Remote (Preferable India) | Part-Time | Python | Javascript | https://horizontech.dev/
Horizon Technologies is one of the leading student accelerators in India. Currently, looking for mentors who have experience building realtime applications in Python or Javascript for more than 2+ years.
1. Horizon started in 2009 and trained 5000+ students. 2. Our ideal mentors are someone who is focused more on giving to the community and have a passion for learning. 3. Mentorship includes code review (mostly Python, Django, Javascript (preferred)), designing projects/problem statements, conducting classes occasionally to students, helping 1:1 (using slack or zoom)
Working on Horizon Project where a bunch of engineers mentoring freshers in getting their job. Kinda Google Summer of Code. For the interested folk's https://www.horizontech.dev
> I would expect Netflix to have reasonably detailed strategic analysis and projections of all of the available options - moving to Google, moving to Azure, moving to Oracle, moving to multi-cloud, colocation, not to mention things we can't even imagine because ... well, we have no real idea.
I think the same too. Curious to confirm the thought process and curious to hear if there any anecdotes
> Would that be less than the cost of staying with AWS?
I think the answer is Yes. The main advantage of Cloud computing I think is the speed to market, not the cost. Excerpt from https://techcrunch.com/2019/06/21/three-years-after-moving-o...
"Dropbox still believes it made the right decision and has found innovative ways to keep costs down"
> Is Amazon exploiting their position as Netflix's hosting provider to unfairly compete with them?
I completely disagree. Here is one example (Certainly, a simple G search should give enough examples) https://www.wsj.com/articles/amazon-scooped-up-data-from-its...