EC2
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“At my day job I mostly use a ThinkPad w/32gb RAM along with an EC2 instance for compiling multiple versions of Spark at the same time.”
Holden Karau Interview, Open source developer (Apache Spark) · via Uses This 
“I have a server running on EC2 for a personal wiki and other misc.”
Matthew Rayfield Interview, Intern, Matthew Rayfield World. · via Uses This 
“Most often the MacBook functions as a music player since all of my research work is done via ssh to AWS P2 GPU instances.”
Arwen Griffioen Interview, Machine learning researcher (Zendesk) · via Uses This 
“And I'm not sure if this counts as hardware, but I use Amazon EC2 to offload my laptop for heavy workloads like 3D rendering and data processing.”
Johan Nordberg Interview, Freelance developer (Wintersmith) · via Uses This 
“I'm using this stuff to develop software that should be able to run on anything from your laptop to a huge compute cluster or a public cloud like EC2.”
Cameron Walters Interview, Software engineer (Apcera, Square, Domainr) · via Uses This 
“For running experiments, I spin up servers on Amazon EC2 or use a 48 core Linux machine we have in our lab.”
Neha Narula Interview, PhD student, data scientist, developer · via Uses This 
“There days I'm using Amazon EC2 instead of my own physical servers.”
Sadayuki Furuhashi Interview, Hacker (MessagePack, Fluentd) · via Uses This 
“I run all experiments on an Amazon EC2 m1.large instance with EBS volumes.”
Dhanji Prasanna Interview, Hacker, ex-Googler (Wave, Plus, Search) · via Uses This 
“I also have VMs at prgmr.com, Rackspace, and Amazon EC2.”
Brad Fitzpatrick Interview, Developer (LiveJournal, memcached) · via Uses This 
“Finally, all of our startup runs on Amazon EC2, which means we never have to visit data centers to install & maintain servers.”
Mike Krieger Interview, Co-founder of Instagram · via Uses This 
“We also have some hardware in the cloud at EC2 for our FoodGenome project.”
Anselm Hook Interview, MakerLab hacker, CTO of Meedan · via Uses This
