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I think people simultaneously underestimate how many jobs out there are extremely low volume, and also underestimate how many are high volume. I'm in a data analytics space, every product in my space is talking about 10's or 100's of terabytes a day per customer, and running many different forms of analytics on that data as quickly as possible.

It's always so strange, being in this space where everyone is dealing with tons of data, and hearing constantly on HN about how "you don't need this level of scale unless you're Google".