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please lend me your support on patreon . it would mean a great deal to me. and if you know anyone looking for a simple book that uses lots of pictures and lots of examples to explain the cloud, then please recommend my new book: explain the cloud like i'm 10 . they'll love you even more. 2.24x10^32t : joules needed by the death star to obliterate alderaan, which would liquify everyone in the death star; 13 of 25 : highest paying jobs are in tech; 70,000+ : paid slack workspaces; 13 : hours ave american sits; $13.5 million : lost in atm malware hack; $1.5 billion : cryptocurrency gambling ring busted in china; $8.5b : auto, iot, security startups; 10x : infosec m&a; 1,000 : horsepower needed to fly a jet suit; 30% google's energy savings from ai control of datacenters; quotable quotes: the jury is in : from the security point of view, the monolithic os design is flawed and a root cause of the majority of compromises. it is time for the world to move to an os structure appropriate for 21st century security requirements. @coryodaniel : rewrote an #aws apigateway & #lambda service that was costing us about $16000 / month in #elixir. its running in 3 nodes that cost us about $150 / month. 12 million requests / hour with sub-second latency, ~300gb of throughput / day. #myelixirstatus !#serverless...no it’s not serverless anymore it’s running in a few containers on a kubernetes cluster @cablelounger : oh: to use aws offerings, you really need in-house dev-ops expertise vs gcp, they make dev ops transparent to you i've a lot of experience with aws and mostly agree with the first point. i haven't really used gcp in earnest. i'd love to hear experiences from people who have? @allspaw : engineer: “unless you’re familiar with lamport, brewer, fox, armstrong, stonebraker, parker, shapiro...(and others) you don’t know distributed systems.” also engineer: “i read ‘thinking fast and slow’ therefore i know cognitive psychology and decision-making theory.” alankay1 : to summarize here, i said i love "rocky's boots", and i love the basic idea of "robot odyssey", but for end-users, using simple logic gates to program multiple robots in a cooperative strategy game blows up too much complexity for very little utility. a much better way to do this would be to make a "next logo" that would allow game players to make the ai brains needed by the robots. so what i actually said, is that doing it the way you are doing it will wind up with a game that is nxot successful or very playable. just why they misunderstood what i said is a bit of a mystery, because i spelled out what could be really good for the game (and way ahead of what other games were doing). and of course it would work on an apple ii and other 8 bit micros (logo ran nicely on them, etc.) michael malone : nolan was the first guy to look at moore’s law and say to himself: you know what? when logic and memory chips get to be under ten bucks i can take these big games and shove them into a pinball machine. @hichaelmart : to be honest, i think the main lesson from this is that api gateway is expensive – 100% agree. we have a gae app doing a very similar thing, billions of impressions/mth – and *much* cheaper than if it were on api gateway. keep on reading for many more quotes hot off the internet. you'll be a better person. don't miss all that the internet has to say on scalability, click below and become eventually consistent with all scalability knowledge (which means this post has many more items to read so please keep on reading)... click to read more ... todd hoff | post a comment | permalink | share article print article email article in hot links tweet monday aug 13 2018 what do you believe now that you didn't five years ago? monday, august 13, 2018 at 8:56am decentralized systems will continue to lose to centralized systems until there's a driver requiring decentralization to deliver a clearly superior consumer experience. unfortunately, that may not happen for quite some time. i say unfortunately because ten years ago, even five years ago, i still believed decentralization would win. why? for all the idealistic technical reasons i laid out long ago in building super scalable systems: blade runner meets autonomic computing in the ambient cloud . while the internet and the web are inherently decentralized, mainstream applications built on top do not have to be. typically, applications today—facebook, salesforce, google, spotify, etc.—are all centralized. that wasn't always the case. in the early days of the internet the internet was protocol driven, decentralized, and often distributed—ftp (1971), telnet (<1973), finger (1971/1977), tcp/ip (1974), uucp (late 1970s) nntp (1986), dns (1983), smtp (1982), irc(1988), http(1990), tor (mid-1990s), napster(1999), and xmpp(1999). we do have new decentalized services : bitcoin(2009), minecraft(2009), ethereum(2104), ipfs(2015), mastadon(2016), and peertube(2018). we're still waiting on pied piper to deliver the decentralized internet . on an evolutionary timeline decentralized systems are neanderthals; centralized systems are the humans. neanderthals came first. humans may have interbred with neanderthals, humans may have even killed off the neanderthals, but there's no doubt humans outlasted the neanderthals. the reason why decentralization came first is clear from a picture of the very first arpa (advanced research projects agency) network, which later evolved into the internet we know and sometimes love today: click to read more ... todd hoff | 1 comment | permalink | share article print article email article tweet thursday aug 09 2018 stuff the internet says on scalability for august 10th, 2018 thursday, august 9, 2018 at 8:57am hey, it's highscalability time (out thur-fri, so we're going early): london maker faire 1851— the great exhibition —100,000 objects, displayed along more than 10 miles, by over 15,000 contributors. do you like this sort of stuff? 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