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@Kevin_Jackson cool - looking forward to your feedback.
Appistry Customer Clearent Named InfoWorld 100 Award Winner http://www.appistry.com/blog... /via @appistry <- great team, cool app.
comical 1st impression of verizon: activate mifi, can't open web acct to pay bill, must wait for snail mail (txt msg not avail).
ordered via amazon: everything very fast, smooth, until your each verizon customer service. oops.
New submarine Missouri to be christened Saturday - http://www.stltoday.com/stltoda...
@Fountnhead I think it's going to go other way - a fabric composed of atomic blocks- balanced sets of cpu, memory, disk - blended together
@Fountnhead agree with the fabric nature, just not the disagregation (at least at physical layer). Physics won't allow it.
@Kevin_Jackson lots of (good) news on the book ms ... we'll catch up soon.
@Kevin_Jackson yes went home on Thanksgiving - just an awesome gift. I'll post a note on a day or two.
@erickschonfeld AOL's "auto-gen news" may work as a model, but not sure that's a good thing - noise level etc.
@billynewport I completely agree about func programming - a relatively simple way to preserve inherent independence of operations and data.
dilbert evaluates cloud http://bit.ly/2etb4w <- always on with the latest.
RT @samcharrington: IBM's new "private cloud" is a 48-Processor System Z10 Mainframe. #TheyStillDontGetItFail http://www.fiercecio.com/techwat... <-aargh
@wattersjames 'course I'd naturally have to say that I prefer our (@appistry) PaaS-much more open, pick the public pvt IaaS of your choice.
@wattersjames Black-box PaaS ok for prototyping, early stage apps - not all that helpful for production at any scale.
@wattersjames Between those two I lean towards more control - enterprise-grade PaaS just has to allow control.
@wattersjames IaaS gain more capability, but not nearly as important with a strong PaaS in place.
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