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by gz5 6y ago
Good point. And $ focused on exponential growth communities consuming content paid for by the attention of the content consumers. Rather than $ focused on long tail communities and deeper, more expensive, more difficult to monetize (per u
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by gz5 6y ago
Great article. Infinite content being firehosed to a content consumption bandwidth constrained population (still 24 hours in a day). The whole consumption model changes - most folks end up drinking from the firehose by very lightly skimming
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by gz5 6y ago
I look at this as complementary rather than replacement. Online shopping didn't replace in-person but gave a better experience for some shopping use cases for some people. Quite a few of both, in fact. Online shopping needed filters,
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by gz5 6y ago
well worth the time to read. multiple times. >the free and fast flow of information enables decentralization i was a believer. big time. starting in 99, was helping democratize telecom via VoIP. ate up long tail theory like candy. bu
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by gz5 6y ago
the best form of competition will be simpler distributed compute, with the ability to more seamlessly process workloads across end user device, edge compute and cloud. of course, AWS will play there too, but doesn't mean the overall ra
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by gz5 6y ago
Even though AWS IaaS growth slowed, and seems slower than Azure IaaS and GCP IaaS (depending exactly what MSFT and GOOG include in their numbers), AWS provided $3.08B in operating income, out of Amazon's total of $3.99B. Wow.
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by gz5 7y ago
there is no one size fits all in my experience (1). some people work better remotely. some people can't work well remotely. individuals are of course the most important variable, but please don't overlook that culture and tools
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by gz5 7y ago
NetFoundry | REMOTE | Full-time | https://netfoundry.io Our platform enables devs to embed zero trust, high performance networking in apps via our SDKs. Embeddable networking opens a new art of the possible like: 1. mPOS apps em
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by gz5 7y ago
non-paywall version: https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/fda-gives-the-green-li... doesn't list absolute accuracy, but indicates the genome RNA can be identified in as short as 5 minutes, and 13 minutes can
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FDA Gives the Green Light to Portable Covid-19 Test Kit(nbcbayarea.com)
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IOC Chief, Japanese Prime Minister agree to postpone Tokyo Olympics until 2021(ktvb.com)
4 points by gz5 7y ago|1 comments
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by gz5 7y ago
Yes, we are a remote-first startup (have been since inception so are mature in that aspect), and welcome applicants from anywhere. Some individual JDs may have been written by certain geo pods which were leading the search - will fix that
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by gz5 7y ago
Disasters are also opportunities. Inventing and re-inventing, in a hurry, can force us to put in 'good enough' solutions, which end up iterating into true innovation and paradigm changes. This is not a "schools are broken&qu
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by gz5 7y ago
NetFoundry | REMOTE | Full-time | https://netfoundry.io Our platform enables cloud native networking. Programmable, secure-by-design (zero trust) and embedded in applications via our SDKs. Turnkey NaaS solutions and OSS (Apache
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by gz5 7y ago
Nadella has been amazing and Huang underrated. Bezos should be on that list? Grove vs. Jobs is interesting (for discussion; not that we can't just put them both in the same very small group at the top). For example, difficult to envi
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by gz5 7y ago
and buying back shares is exactly what the airlines have been doing - $15B from AA in past 6 years for example - from Matt Levine: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-03-17/the-go...
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by gz5 7y ago
Their execution is impressive. Very impressive. And, execution is what often separates the leaders from the pack, rather than some "unique" aspects. However, HashiCorp seems unique in a few regards: 1. A pioneer in monetizing OSS
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by gz5 7y ago
The statement below is interesting (linked in the article) - it was posted on March 10, presumably mainly as a COVID-19 reaction. Is that acceleration surprising? Or maybe the acceleration is just for a few of the companies who most direc
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by gz5 7y ago
A few solutions worth evaluating, especially w/ what is going on right now with the increased demand to securely support remote work: 1. Zscaler ZPA - closed source but from a market leader 2. Palo Alto - subjective if true zero trust
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by gz5 7y ago
hate it for the folks and families directly impacted but it is the safe decision. it does make you think about how much of this is temporary and how much results in sustained, macro level changes. let's say many countries, companies a
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by gz5 7y ago
remote-first cultures, tooling, mindsets and processes are difficult. aspects such as zero trust networking and zero trust info are of course important , but the people side is the difference between success and failure. from the perspec
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by gz5 7y ago
very promising - looking forward to digging in and seeing the architecture. i like the developer focus, e.g. use the C library to write ouroboros-native programs. from a developer perspective, what types of developers for what types of use
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by gz5 7y ago
Amazing how Apple managed to make the first cool MP3 player, then the first cool smartphone and now the first cool bluetooth headset. For almost 20 years now, Apple has owned electronic fashion. Sony for example was unable to parlay its W
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by gz5 7y ago
>And, to the extent there are evolutions, it really does seem like the incumbents have insurmountable advantages... By definition, doesn't it always seem like this? Jim Barksdale (Netscape) said there are 2 ways to make money - bu
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by gz5 7y ago
NetFoundry | Developer Enablement | Remote, Charlotte, Bay Area, NYC | Full-time | https://netfoundry.io Join us to help make it simple and powerful to embed private networking into Internet distributed apps, enabling a new art
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by gz5 7y ago
i might categorize protocols (or even combining ipfs and dat as the basis of interesting solutions) as fuel. not sure they are the spark that lights the fire. maybe that sounds like semantics, so to propose a rough taxonomy of different ty
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by gz5 7y ago
>5/ A decentralized internet will emerge, led initially by decentralized infrastructure services like storage, bandwidth, compute, etc. The emergence of decentralized consumer applications will be slow to take hold and a killer dece
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What Will Happen in the 2020s(avc.com)
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by gz5 7y ago
>are not trivial to implement we have NetFoundry NaaS to address just that problem: https://netfoundry.io/ we also just started open sourcing the components for folks who want to trade simplicity for control and customiz
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by gz5 7y ago
NetFoundry | Dev Enablement | Remote | Full-time | https://netfoundry.io Developers don't want to touch networking. We disagree! Devs don't have the proper abstractions and controls to programmatically integrate netwo

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