There will be such bubbles as long as someone can profit from it. Bubbles don't "happen", they are made by people with a motivation.
https://t.co/PwTltDkr5k
On 300th anniversary of South Sea Bubble, my thoughts on how little has changed when it comes to human's desire to chase bubbles!
https://t.co/kTQd5tytcC
“We no longer worship the character of kindness, but of innovation and people who create shareholder value,” says Scott Galloway. In a provocative and frank talk, @profgalloway asks what happens when society prizes shareholder value over everything else. https://t.co/hUt7fSh8my
Real programmers can read Hollerith. Our ancient 029 key punches didn't all have a working printer, and were unreliable in punching the cards, and so, of necessity, my classmates and I learned to read Hollerith. This was FORTRAN on an IBM/370.
An interesting set of questions on the future of research in networking and its relationship with compute, storage and analytics. Over the next few years, the answers should be fascinating.
An open-source #SDN solution out of @waikato and @REANNZ in New Zealand, called @faucetsdn , is helping universities around the world manage their complex networks in an affordable way, with a little support from our made-in-Alberta Rapid Access Cloud. https://t.co/4xAU1KOSiI
Did you catch this great piece by @EthernetAllianc's own @petergjones of @Cisco? In it, Peter takes us back to the future with #10Mbs single pair #Ethernet, and explains how Ethernet enables connected intelligence in 2020. It's definitely worth a read: https://t.co/QogtDKkRR9
We have recently hit a few major milestones at faucet, we are now >2048 days old and have more than 10k commits in our git repo. We also just successfully pulled off our 2nd ever conference and now have 6 hardware vendors supporting our controller!
Slides and videos for FAUCETcon 19 are now published to our website. Big thank you to all our speakers, a lot of great content this year, go check it out:
https://t.co/xZUz55KIDP
A very interesting pair of talks by Trevor Pering and Natalia Sytai on IoT with Faucet. IoT devices are often unique and non-conforming from a networking perspective, and therein lies the challenge.
https://t.co/aYfNyt8QEZ
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