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by davidu 8y ago
A founder of Mimosa (CTO Jaime) is a friend of mine. I'll try to direct him to this thread.
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by davidu 8y ago
Great write-up. Great entrepreneurial tenacity. Would love more insight on the wireless challenges and how you tackle them? I wonder if a software monitoring app could detect increased noise and automate channel hopping. Surely that must ex
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by davidu 8y ago
Congrats Julia (and Kevin)! Amazing company you've built.
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by davidu 8y ago
Agreed 100%. I think a lot of the credit goes to @balloob (Paulus Schoutsen).
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by davidu 8y ago
This project is far and away becoming the standard for Home Automation. Incredible to watch over the last couple years.
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by davidu 8y ago
The Prenda case has been amazing to watch. For years.... If you're interested, this is some of the most amazing jaw-dropping legal coverage of how stupid these lawyers were... and obviously, they are also criminals. https://
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by davidu 8y ago
This is underrated. Bert is so reasonable, and the DNS is so brittle. Worth really saying, hey, "who is benefitting" with many of the new proposals.
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by davidu 8y ago
I take that as a compliment. I really like working with almost every single one of my peers. I'm not responsible for the buildings or teams in SJC15 and the OP knows that. The people who work with me at Cisco know that when I say I&#x2
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by davidu 8y ago
I'm supportive. Feel free to ping me and I'll see if I can give you some pointers of how to make some progress on that ask.
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by davidu 8y ago
The acquisition track record for the Cisco Security business is pretty incredible. Like HBS Case Study good. Sourcefire, ThreatGrid, OpenDNS, Lancope, CloudLock, Observable. Great products and teams brought to scale and maintained. Even Iro
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by davidu 8y ago
Not really. There's not anything close to what I'd call a strong market for it.
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by davidu 8y ago
This further drives centralization of the Internet and the idea that the Internet == Web == Browser. It's disappointing to see this coming from someone so steeped in Internet contributions and history and believing it to be a good idea
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by davidu 8y ago
but it doesn't unlike. You have to re-like/un-like it now, too, beyond 3200.
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by davidu 8y ago
790b9db572a6a819f11ad0e0cac7d261 --- will update later.
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by davidu 8y ago
Absolutely not.
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by davidu 8y ago
Wow. This is amazing. Makes me want to make my software way more accessible to users.
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by davidu 8y ago
That little vignette was actually perfect. Mind blown.
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by davidu 8y ago
Clearly this was not what they intended, and I'm sure it'll get fixed this week.
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by davidu 8y ago
Great story. The curious part of me would love to see a video of how he codes and how fast / accurate / contextual the screen-reading software is. Yes, I see the irony in wanting to see a video of that. Still, want to see what the
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by davidu 9y ago
Cisco has 800,000 customers and thousands of active products in the market. I think Cisco does an exemplary job on how it handles security both proactively: in design, in development, in production, and in response to disclosures and discov
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by davidu 9y ago
This isn't accurate at all. I know judges and entrepreneurs who have been on the show. For an entertainment TV show, it's pretty darn real.
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by davidu 9y ago
[Just speculation] It could very easily have been a plane replacing one like N313P, or similar, outfitted with higher-performance engines. Perhaps on a test flight to see how it handles. There are plenty of military landing spots up and dow
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by davidu 9y ago
Is your experience that when routes reconverge, they still select the same end POP they did prior to the flap? Assuming the end POP is still reachable along another regional route, I believe all the data I've seen shows that the client
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by davidu 9y ago
"Second, BGP routes are not that stable." This has been disproved for close to ten years empirically and academically[1]. Route flaps generally result in convergence to the exact same destination if it has another path and is stil
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by davidu 9y ago
"Ramen Profitable" ≠ Profitable for most public companies, and even if they did, would be immaterial. I'm sure most of the 30% referenced above are barely profitable. At Cisco, I operate at a roughly 20% profit margin on a ro
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by davidu 9y ago
It's the acquirers problem. They will deal with it. Just send a letter to their legal counsel. They will pay you your money owed out of the escrow'd funds. Do it quick before the escrow is released.
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by davidu 9y ago
I don't understand the appeal of doing this live. To me, one of the most valuable characteristics of the Internet is that it is asynchronous by default. You can create content, and I can view it later. That's the default state. Ev
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by davidu 9y ago
Update: I realize now this is Amazon offering SSO services, not just supporting SAML / Federated authentication. Ignore rest of my comment: Proof you can build a massive, multi-billion dollar enterprise business without supporting
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by davidu 9y ago
Pathetic. The whole point is to celebrate with the employees and their families and recognize the hard work everyone has put in over the year. A stranger not connected to an employee would take away from that value. If you want more women a
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by davidu 9y ago
Holding bitcoin as it goes up in value isn't a gain. Selling or exchanging it for another currency / coin would be when someone would realize a gain or loss.

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