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by teepo 4y ago
I kind of feel Rakuten is just moving their problem down the line, or up the stack. Key focus areas in Open RAN is containers now. The commodity hardware at the edge needs to be able to run many of the network functions in containers, and
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by teepo 4y ago
My family had a Compaq PC with TabWorks. The MS blowback at the time rings true: >Microsoft did not like that Compaq was creating systems that replaced the primary Windows user interface. "Since the release of Windows 95, Microsof
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by teepo 4y ago
The read I have is more around PC sales declining. Cloud still has good margins across the big 5. GCP is a quarter or so away from profitability after the massive build outs and Azure has probably the largest GP right now of the hyperscaler
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by teepo 4y ago
WhatsApp, Fitbit, tumblr among many others ran on IBM. Of course none were what I’d consider “generic cloud projects”, they chose IBM bc of specific capabilities not easy to achieve on other hyperscalers. -unless you run your own hyperscale
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by teepo 4y ago
I use an org mode capture template and a couple browser extensions. Dead simple for bookmarks and surfacing the context inside Emacs. - I have two use cases: 1. a simple bookmark I want to revisit (maybe) and 2. A bookmark with an excerpt
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Comparison chart of all cloud services offered by major public cloud vendors(comparecloud.in)
2 points by teepo 4y ago|0 comments
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by teepo 4y ago
Looking at some of the prediction markets has some ideas: https://www.metaculus.com/questions/7439/u-s-interest-rate-p...
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by teepo 5y ago
In the consumer space the trends I'm following are more aligned to the various 5G spectrum roll-outs. I think there's an approaching inflection point where consumers will be routing (or be QOS'ed) by their Telco ISPs to eith
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by teepo 5y ago
Well now you have two problems. With a personal assistant, you'll need to provide very detailed instructions for success. The list of items you list for your PA will take roughly the same amount of time as actually just doing the work
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Transgenic glowing fish invades Brazilian streams(science.org)
67 points by teepo 5y ago|47 comments
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by teepo 5y ago
Great news for the Linode team. Another isolated silo for Akamai. Honestly the way Akamai pieces together product offerings through acquisitions to compete has made it very difficult to leverage their portfolio without hiring consulting f
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by teepo 5y ago
I use Hey.com for E-mail / G-Mail replacement. Huge fan of the "The Feed" and "The Papertrail" organization boxes. As email has become more of a dumpster fire, being able to curate the things I actually want to lo
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by teepo 6y ago
from the article: "Big Blue’s major blockchain networks are FoodTrust, a farm-to-supermarket tracking system backed by Walmart; and TradeLens, a shipping container logistics blockchain backed by Maersk. IBM has also added the Trust Yo
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by teepo 6y ago
Watched this with the family on Saturday after reading the piece in Vulture. I honestly was expecting a trainwreck of a film, but really enjoyed it. The key take a away from the Vulture article for me was the Fulmer quote: "I met a ve
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by teepo 6y ago
Current resident here! I can relate to some of your experiences. I will say though that Houston, like a lot of the sunbelt cities has multiple urban cores, the sprawl kind of connects them. Going from one urban core to another can take so
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by teepo 6y ago
Agreed, congrats on getting this published and sharing your passion. I learned a lot of org mode basics from videos, so I admire your effort here. I still refer back to Rainer's series from time to time on you tube. Some good materi
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by teepo 6y ago
This is why I love using Emacs. It's great for one-off tasks, super customizable, and yet easily replaced by the right tool when needed.
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by teepo 6y ago
I'm now in technical sales working with clients, meetings, deliverables, etc. I've migrated from paper to Evernote, to emacs, out of emacs, and now journal and take notes in emacs with org-mode and org-roam, and use evernote for
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by teepo 6y ago
According to IBM this is not even an active product [1]. Although after some reading it does appear that if a client was still using this solution and was paying for extended support that IBM would take care of them. I wonder if the securi
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by teepo 7y ago
I wonder why/if you looked into OKD? https://www.okd.io/
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by teepo 7y ago
This is incredible. The Pepsi Ratio vs the golden Ratio.
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by teepo 7y ago
I hired a housekeeper that comes every other week. This raised the base line of how tidy my home is that I can focus household chore time on organizing and refining my living space. This has created a virtuous cycle of constant improvement
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by teepo 7y ago
The author is Robert Krulwich, co-host of "Radiolab". Try not to imagine his voice while reading it. Here's a related piece: https://www.wnycstudios.org/story/from-tree-to-shining-tree
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by teepo 8y ago
My theory: Slack did this rough shot to get a deal signed with a major new client and to support the due dil. Also note that all the major cloud providers in the US do not do business with embargoed countries. They all block IP from Iran,
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by teepo 10y ago
> With Softlayer, you're inviting IBM into your house, which is rarely a good idea. Give them an inch, they take a mile. Not a very accurate statement. SoftLayer is IaaS, everything is monthly or hourly on the compute, storage, and
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by teepo 11y ago
It's all about Linux. IBM's running Power8 with RedHat in SoftLayer data centers. Hadoop and jboss are some of the target workloads.
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by teepo 11y ago
Now you can suffer like the rest of us. :) I recommend adopting children to lower your tax burden.
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by teepo 12y ago
That's a pretty serious limitation of their automation if they are unable to just whack the ACLs on the private network to the affected customer nodes.
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by teepo 12y ago
E-Commerce Home Ordering? This tube despite the music streaming features, is a novel vector for ordering products online. If it was water proof, I'd use it in the shower.
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by teepo 12y ago
Exactly. This prevents the Talking TV from turning itself off. From 30 Rick: "First, I'm going to go home and delete everything on my DVR."

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