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Adam Leventhal
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Jan 30, 2021

AWS Outposts 2021: Stories For Folks Who Love Spreadsheets

AWS Outposts is a rack-scale computer that runs on premises. The most recent re:Invent had a bunch of sessions about changes to Outposts. One change that happened without much fanfare is a new lower price (note: LOW-ER, not LOW). I looked at Outposts pricing last year shortly after it was…

AWS

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AWS Outposts 2021: Stories For Folks Who Love Spreadsheets
AWS Outposts 2021: Stories For Folks Who Love Spreadsheets
AWS

8 min read


Dec 30, 2019

An eBay Addiction, a Logic Analyzer, and a VR Game: How I Made Some Christmas Decorations Dance

This was kind of a silly project. If I had known it would end with a bunch of wholesome Christmas decorations dancing along to Lizzo I probably would have done it a long time ago. Here’s the story of how I took some beloved kitsch, a logic analyzer, sed, awk…

Arduino

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An eBay Addiction, a Logic Analyzer, and a VR Game
An eBay Addiction, a Logic Analyzer, and a VR Game
Arduino

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Dec 15, 2019

AWS Outposts by the Numbers: A Far-Too-Deep Dive Into Pricing

AWS announced Outpost a year ago. It’s a rack-scale computer that lets customers run a limited set of AWS services on-premises. A couple of weeks ago, AWS announced that Outpost was out of beta and generally available. Now that the pricing is public, I ripped apart the data. These are…

AWS

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AWS Outposts by the numbers
AWS Outposts by the numbers
AWS

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Oct 20, 2019

Slack Workflow Builder: the Good, the Bad, and the Broken

Slack’s been hyping Workflow Builder since April; now that it’s out, I wanted to see what it can do, figure out how it works, void some warrantees, and try to break it. Not all of my workspaces had workflows enabled, but I found one, and started building workflows. The first…

Slack

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Slack Workflow Builder: the Good, the Bad, and the Broken
Slack Workflow Builder: the Good, the Bad, and the Broken
Slack

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May 15, 2019

Embracing the SaaS unbundleverse

Previous eras of software consumption were defined by their bundles. Our current era is defined by its diverse application ecosystem, its unbundling. Even recently, corporate consumers wore their fealty to a vendor with pride: we’re a Microsoft shop, we’re an Oracle shop, we’re an IBM shop. While devoted, the relationship…

API

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Embracing the SaaS unbundleverse
Embracing the SaaS unbundleverse
API

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Transposit

·Apr 12, 2019

Perfect products don’t need APIs (the rest do)

We had just convinced our Seed round investors that Transposit was a big idea. A big idea needs a team to build it, so when the first round closed we started hiring that team. We’d talk to candidates and write down our feedback to share with the team. At first…

Slack

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Perfect products don’t need APIs (the rest do)
Perfect products don’t need APIs (the rest do)
Slack

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Sep 19, 2017

Second-Hand Misogyny

About a year ago, my co-founder and I started work on Transposit. It’s not that weird to start a company, but one way in which we were an outlier is that my co-founder is a woman. Starting a company comes with many many lessons; some of the most surprising have…

Women In Tech

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Second-Hand Misogyny
Second-Hand Misogyny
Women In Tech

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May 16, 2017

Starting Transposit

We’ve known for a while that software is eating the world. The most vacuous thing you can tell someone about your company is that it’s a software company — every company is a software company. There are lots of ways that companies differentiate, but one of those ways is almost…

Startup

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Startup

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Transposit

·Feb 12, 2017

From Prometheus to Sisyphus

When Apple announced their new file system, APFS, in June, I hustled to be in the front row of the WWDC presentation, questions with the presenters, and then the open Q&A session. I took a week to write up my notes which turned into as 12 page behemoth of a…

Apple

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Apple

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Transposit

·Dec 18, 2016

DTrace at Home

I had been procrastinating making the family holiday card. It was a combination of having a lot on my plate and dreading the formulation of our annual note recapping the year; there were some great moments, but I’m glad I don’t have to do 2016 again. It was just before…

Dtrace

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DTrace at Home
DTrace at Home
Dtrace

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Adam Leventhal

Adam Leventhal

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Building computers at Oxide; past: DTrace, ZFS, Delphix CTO, Transposit founder, CEO

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