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by gz5 7y ago
Good points. Would add that edge compute, running cloud paradigms (code instead of config; automation; management abstractions), partially addresses these limitations for many use cases. Costly to move the data off, but longer-term ROI for
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by gz5 7y ago
> How are net neutrality laws, a form of regulation, a safeguard to keep the internet open and free? Agreed, great example. The free market approach would be to ease the regulations on access and spectrum which have limited last mile co
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by gz5 7y ago
The article starts with: "A network that once seemed to effortlessly defy regulation is being relentlessly, and often ruthlessly, domesticated." And yet concludes with: "Fifty years after the birth of the internet, it may wel
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by gz5 7y ago
good intentions. unintended consequences. how many times have we seen this movie before? from the article: "The more important the emergency, the more important it is to think before acting." that's an important point. what
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California Shows How *Not* to Deal with Climate Change(blog.tomevslin.com)
4 points by gz5 7y ago|2 comments
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by gz5 7y ago
Many people, including Ben Horowitz and Andy Grove, have also identified how many CEOs are often overly optimistic or even irrationally optimistic. If that's the case (I personally think it often is), then it that much more important t
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by gz5 7y ago
The architecture (of classic VPN) is the vulnerability. imo, we need to move towards architectures which design in: + Least privileged access and isolation. Worst-case, 5-tuple, session-by-session. Best-case, app level bindings, independe
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by gz5 7y ago
The key problem for the fish getting acquired by the whale is usually leverage. With the largest whales increasingly using OSS rather than M&A ("buy" the OSS by inserting senior engineers to in effect lead it), I fear there wi
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by gz5 7y ago
At scale, will the price get to a point at which this can be a second interface? Maybe used as an OOB management plane interface for OTA updates, remote diagnostics etc? Perhaps used for some_other_use_cases in which second global interfac
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by gz5 8y ago
First time I have come across /e/ and I love their vision, goals and early execution. They will need a business model to fund the type of execution which they will need to win at scale, or even to win in a niche. What are some p
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by gz5 8y ago
$7M profit is superb, especially in a domain which many folks claimed was saturated and a commodity. Another example that execution is still underrated. Everyone looks for the what do you (startup x) do that is so different and unique from
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by gz5 8y ago
Would it be surprising to see Google pivot to 5G for the tech solution? I believe their business goal is still to control the access. Anyone see a realistic unit cost analyis for 5G in urban environments at maturity? On the fiber side, I
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by gz5 8y ago
Isn't the main variable impeding the % of bare metal container deployments scaling with automation in areas such as inter-container networking and visibility. Many years of "wrappers" around VMs in those areas - people, proce
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by gz5 8y ago
I like this at concept level though am not qualified to dig into the internals. A use case could be eith CBRS (soon open in USA)? Add a neutral SAS and you have an IIoT solution with LTE type bandwidth, sans the monoploly telcos?
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by gz5 8y ago
The article is great but the statement that most folks feel cultural fit is about "hiring people you'd want to have a beer with" doesn't resonate with what I have experienced. Is that how "most people" define
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by gz5 9y ago
Can exit (exit from bat) velocity, trajectory and spin be measured and used with the climate conditions at time of hit to compute an expected batted ball distance which could then be compared to actual batted ball distance, with changes ove
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by gz5 9y ago
Good point. Any similar studies from more diverse countries? This study is not as comprehensive but in 30-state USA study, 77% of prisoners are jailed again within 5 years of release: https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub&#x
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Ask HN: What IIoT apps are most useful in the wild?
1 points by gz5 9y ago|0 comments
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by gz5 9y ago
yes although can be harder to retrofit, e.g. i don't believe many of the US fiber architectures were built to be multi-tenant with (n) service providers behind 1 operator. especially because the duopoly's control most of them. en
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by gz5 9y ago
The only way to get the last mile competition we need in the US, and make net neutrality irrelevant, is for org-run fiber builds in which the org doesn't offer services. The org operates a multi-tenant fiber infrastructure in which yo
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by gz5 9y ago
The fact we are all on the subway for the same basic purpose subliminally provides a democratizing, unifying and human environment. The person next to you is different than you but is also the same as you. The person is real - not a media
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by gz5 9y ago
Yes, absolutely. However, does this change over time? With: + increased decentralized decision making + less monolithic systems architectures and complex integrations + quicker/cheaper ability to take software from pilot to productio
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Internet Is the WAN of the Fourth Industrial Revolution(linkedin.com)
2 points by gz5 9y ago|0 comments
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by gz5 9y ago
Large networks "create" value and cryto tokens are an excellent way to overcome some of the key barriers of network building, and potentially to allocate value to members (users, developers, infrastructure providers) in a better w
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by gz5 10y ago
2 other reasons i like: amazon can integrate with their marketplaces...giving them an inherent ability to enrich and monetize contact center which others don't have. trojan horse for improving their AI services - nice data to train lex
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by gz5 10y ago
Good point but much larger overall pie with fiber; enough for the infrastructure owner and the ISPs to eat, and eat well. Also the OSS/BSS/ops implementations for shared DSL were too costly and ineffective; we can do much better w
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by gz5 10y ago
The utility should be the fiber (or spectrum). Regulate that; leave the ISPs to then compete openly. Today's software can enable multiple ISPs to share the fiber/spectrum. I could then have 10 ISPs today and 15 ISPs tomorrow. I mi
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by gz5 10y ago
Criteria | Charlotte NC | REMOTE & ONSITE | FT & Contract In a hyperconnected, borderless world, disparate network and security solutions are ineffective. Criteria's unique software embeds hyper-secure, performant transport in
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by gz5 10y ago
Looking at their buy-sell margins, Twilio has successfully changed the telecom paradigm, or at the least the vanguard of it. That is Big. APIs instead of circuits. Microservices instead of canned products. I say that because this shows T
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by gz5 10y ago
LinkedIn + Skype + Yammer gives MS the best inter-business or B2B directory/identity/contact-ibility. Extremely valuable for a company competing for inter-business collaboration. Depending how used, of course.

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