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by morphle 11y ago
It is the third video from the top. Alan references HANA briefly, the in-memory database http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAP_HANA
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The Power of Simplicity- Alan Kay SAP Keynote(global.sap.com)
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by morphle 12y ago
What will I do with massive parallel computing? Better simulations and writing non-optimized code in 1/10,000 lines of code (see Steps project at Alan Kay's VieuwPoints Research Institute http://www.vpri.org/pdf&#x
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by morphle 12y ago
I have had a similar experience searching for a business co-founder. I might be able to help out, if you contact me through my profile email. I want to code a really good app store marketplace someday, similar to trading digital goods.
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by morphle 12y ago
A wonderful interview. Alan made me realize why I myself wasn't educated in any real sense. Now that I am educated, mostly by him, our two startups and research institute do the right Science and make the right technology (a programmin
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by morphle 13y ago
I have enough knowledge of this material to write two books on this subject. I'd love to write it, I maybe have three chapters written already. With some effort we could even include some demo's of these systems (see my hn profile
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by morphle 13y ago
We are interested to use your "noodling" experiences in free space optics and packet radio as an additional interface type in our switch hardware. We have a low cost design for 1 Gbps free space optics below 1 km distances, simila
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by morphle 13y ago
Indeed. 'Our' mesh network is about 65 + 420 man years accumulative work on both free and open hardware and software, we are 95% done. I would say that some scientists group efforts can be considered a single line of collaboration
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by morphle 13y ago
Not yet, we are, right today, putting up price lists and descriptions. Expect all you want and need to appear through http://morphle.org and http://morphle.com before june 2014. Please come help us put up the papers&
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by morphle 13y ago
They forget about wear and tear. The bandwidth is limited, as you should measure it in low-power high-bits/cubic-meter[1]. The higher the drone, the greater the distance therefore the lower the bandwith per cubic meter. A fast mesh net
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by morphle 13y ago
I will try to be succinct here, but that is hard to do on the spur of this moment. I must refer to my scientific papers (see my HN profile for email address) where I had a few months to describe it right. Indeed, the website is being worked
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by morphle 13y ago
But can these people built a better Tor network/tunnel than the Tor/EFF people did? Doubtful. Libernet seems based on Linux, itself not secure. My group has solved both this problem, without using security flawed Linux/Unix (
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by morphle 13y ago
And these backbones are all in the hands of companies and governments very much against these proposals, or anything offering freedom. Don't discount the demise of Net Neutrality either, they'll filter out all these tunnels or jus
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by morphle 13y ago
Very very good point. My research group and ISP federation tries to work together with all of these 100+ initiatives, but sadly, a large fraction suffer from the "not invented here" syndrome or even worse, the "never read any
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by morphle 13y ago
I am willing to point you to all the information and skills needed. Or teach you those skills. See my earlier comment above.
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by morphle 13y ago
We have a foundation that is setting up a federation of co-operatives of Neighborhood ISP's that will offer professional, secure and anonymous fiber to the home and farm internet at speeds of 1 Gbps, 10 Gbps up to 80 Gbps. We invite ev
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by morphle 13y ago
you must factor in the sfp+ module, around $200. So a complete port would be $350, $700 for a point to point link. Thunderbolt is cheaper
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by morphle 14y ago
We have ways of funding fiber to the home and farm in the US and Europe. We have ample backbone capacity. Send me an email to discuss funding you. info at eigenglasvezel dot net
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by morphle 14y ago
Indeed, tell us more about these children's lives you saved. I've done extensive research on these occurrences when my first startup internet provider first encountered these claims in the nineties. We never found any evidence whatsoever. W
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by morphle 14y ago
Please describe these actual threats to your children that you claim. As the first public internet provider in my country we encountered many of these 'actual treats' claims or 'child pornography' witch hunts but we never found a shred of e
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by morphle 14y ago
The version control in Squeak, based on Smalltalk-80, has been in use for over 16 years, probably even 32 years. The community of Squeak has been entirely happy with it, it could perhaps be made even more convenient with more diff analysis
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by morphle 14y ago
Just send you an email and a Skype address. A founder that can listen. Brave of you to ask, all my best.
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by morphle 14y ago
If you tell us the name of the beautiful little village, we'll be happy to come build our 1-40 Gbps fiber in this village. Finding a local contact to help us get started would speed up that process.
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by morphle 14y ago
We buy our transit and our peering at neutral not-for-profit internet exchanges.
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by morphle 14y ago
We build a fiber optic link of 10 miles in rural areas for less then $400 per house. I think many of the assumptions you make are incorrect, as we find no rural area that is to expensive to service. Just don't ask the incumbents.
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by morphle 14y ago
We use some of these tricks to reduce cost for people who don't need 1 GBps. But serious users all want 10 GBps fiber. We deliver that over 4 redundant connections of 10 Gbps each.
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by morphle 14y ago
I'm not displaying any info on the US on our sites, as we are still in stealth mode and have fierce (but toothless) competitors. If you want info, email me at info at buurtnet dot org
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by morphle 14y ago
We run a couple of startups like B4RN, one in the US, one in Europe en one in South America. We build our own 10 GBps routers. Come join us, we have room for extra founders. info at buurtnet dot org
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by morphle 15y ago
Indeed this is the low hanging fruit. With our own many core SiliconSqueak I can run all the 2d and 3D graphics rendering in software. Also the video encoding, etc.
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by morphle 15y ago
First of all, we try to circumvent simulating the ASIC design by debugging the design in FPGAs. We then simulate the working design in software on our own small supercomputer built with these FPGAs. Simulating on many cores and running the

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