MFM @ Scale
Is indefinite scaling possible? These guys seem to think so: Pursue robust indefinite scalability with the Movable Feast Machine.
Is indefinite scaling possible? These guys seem to think so: Pursue robust indefinite scalability with the Movable Feast Machine.
An interesting paper, It’s Time for Low Latency, was just published by some smart folks over at Stanford University. In this paper the authors state…
Gigaom has posted an interesting article where two startup tech guys — Craig Knighton of LiquidSpace and Zach Richardson of Ravel Data — lay out…
an echo remembrance the transient brought forth structure rethought what do i want? what can i affect? what can i give? positive education! we create…
Stanford University is offering a free online Introduction to Artificial Intelligence class: https://www.udacity.com/ It will be headed up by Sebastian Thrun and Peter Norvig. Norvig…
My wife and I decided early on Friday to voluntarily evacuate Hoboken in advance of Irene’s NYC arrival. Even though this event (still ongoing) isn’t…
This is an interesting read: Amazon’s Post-Mortem on the 7/8 August 2011 EU West “Service Event”. There also is an interesting sidebar about it on…
My son, Eli Louis Mariano, was born Friday, 5 August 2011 at 4:45 ET. 7 pounds, 0 ounces and 19 inches tall. Speechless.
Netflix is a pretty big operation and they do some serious up-front testing and hardening of their systems which you can read about here: The…
These are a couple of my DJ sets from a while back – please enjoy: Chappa’ai Visual Flight
CERN ATLAS produces up to 320M bytes per second, followed by CMS with 220M Bps and has an open source hardware effort. Amazon Cloud Now…
I admit to being a little bit of a NASA fanboy. Not the top-heavy NASA but the starry-eyed, future-looking and quietly heroic NASA. Not just…