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Big Day in the eReader World(evilgeniuschronicles.org)
1 points by rizzn 17y ago|0 comments
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Blog World Expo 2009 in 8 Min(siliconangle.net)
1 points by rizzn 17y ago|0 comments
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by rizzn 17y ago
I hadn't looked at it that way, but my cloud section editor assured me it was very funny to other cloud guys. shrugs, goes back to programming
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If SAP Built an Electric Car...(siliconangle.net)
1 points by rizzn 17y ago|2 comments
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by rizzn 17y ago
That's not the point. Not the point at all. Sachin defends his service Posterous because non-geeks can do everything with it without knowing how to walk and chew bubblegum. I can't name five members of my immediate or extended family tha
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by rizzn 17y ago
I've been around since the whole Data Portability thing was conceptualized. Everyone nodded and stroked their beards pensively, but it's been what? Two years? Three years? Data is still effectively locked up under the guise of portability.
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by rizzn 17y ago
John Furrier sat down with Michael Schoepfer, FB's Veep of Engineering, and talked about operations at great scale, and how they've avoided the fail whale thus far.
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Data Portability and Lies, Damned Lies(siliconangle.net)
5 points by rizzn 17y ago|7 comments
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Facebook’s VP of Engineering Michael Schröpfer(siliconangle.net)
4 points by rizzn 17y ago|4 comments
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Startup Founders Should Flip Burgers(siliconangle.net)
1 points by rizzn 17y ago|0 comments
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by rizzn 17y ago
We most certainly could catch up - as is often noted in just about every post on evolution v. creation I've read, evolution is a very inefficient process in terms of time required to accomplish change. Kurzweil's graphs on the human and mac
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by rizzn 17y ago
And as we know, our governor here in Texas is very anti-Federal regulation (he recently intimated at a press conference that we once were and could go back to being an independent nation, a not-unpopular notion amongst Texas natives).
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by rizzn 17y ago
Post I did on the absurdity which is the new Finnish right to broadband.
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You Have a Right to Pursue Happiness, Not a Right to Happiness(siliconangle.net)
1 points by rizzn 17y ago|1 comments
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by rizzn 17y ago
Seems to me that @ruv's statement could be refuted by a quick scan of the Wikipedia article on cloud computing.
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by rizzn 17y ago
When half of your initiative involves reading the man pages for Amazon and Google's public cloud programs, I say it's pretty easy to call that a "launch." :-) In seriousness, though, the program launched today, not the cloud computers. G
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The US Department of Energy Launches $32 Million Scientific Computing Cloud(siliconangle.net)
5 points by rizzn 17y ago|3 comments
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Cisco: Evil Genius or Just Plain Evil? [Cisco-Starent Acquisition](siliconangle.net)
1 points by rizzn 17y ago|0 comments
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Cloud Fail? Get Outta Here.(vmlover.blogspot.com)
1 points by rizzn 17y ago|0 comments
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by rizzn 17y ago
Except that it happens a lot quicker than it ever did on Wikipedia or blogs, and reaches a much wider audience now. Here's the thing people like us tend to forget - the power of Twitter is mobility. Yes, blogs and wikis are powerful publis
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by rizzn 17y ago
18 minutes isn't live. It isn't real-time. Live and realtime is instant, as in less than a second or two and at most a minute (in certain contexts). Friendfeed, for instance, is a live search engine. Update your GChat status or share some
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A Deep Dive Analyzing the Results of ~10M Crawled Tweets(siliconangle.net)
3 points by rizzn 17y ago|1 comments
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by rizzn 17y ago
There was one part of this that stood out to me, where Mark suggested that it might be worth it ask for token investment from those on the advisory board: "Get some skin in the game. I know it sounds crazy that you’re approaching industry
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The Role of Advisory Boards in Your Startup(siliconangle.net)
3 points by rizzn 17y ago|2 comments
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What if Microsoft and Danger #Cloudfail turns out to be a #SANfail?(siliconangle.net)
21 points by rizzn 17y ago|17 comments
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by rizzn 17y ago
I know, right? WWiV and VisionX were always my favorites, but I regularly dialed into a few Renegade boards. When it comes to tech that I wish there were still a use for, I don't think anything will outrank the BBS in my mind. The same way
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by rizzn 17y ago
I missed that. Typically I don't even notice who posted it to HN unless I've really liked the post and never seen that domain before (and thus wanted to learn as much about that new-to-me site as possible), so I can't say I personally have
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Where’s the Old Media Accountability?(siliconangle.net)
2 points by rizzn 17y ago|0 comments
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by rizzn 17y ago
When you're talking about business, sometimes it's appropriate to talk in business-speak. It is true, though - with innovation outpacing business much of the time, there is truth to that. The landscapes of tech shift daily, and I don't see
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by rizzn 17y ago
Methinks you haven't looked. I went to seminary briefly before deciding to go back to being a coder, and my favorite courses were apologetics and the courses having to do with creationist theory. They didn't teach creationist theory as the

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