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I think one of the reasons why we see that google is right most of the time because they probe in every direction and more chances they will take more will be the probability of success. And their success gets more hype...
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These restrictions seem stupid to me. The whole point of the internet is to break down barriers and enable global communication. But governments clearly see this as a threat. I don't know what the remedy is to this, although...
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the developers should always remember that the end-game is a fun or at least entertaining, product That has always been the traditional debate, art vs. sales. But I think, unfortunately, these days sales and money win over...
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This article just makes me feel sad. I don't like thinking of the US government as bullies or some nefarious organization. Its sad that a website like this one would have to exist at all.
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This is really interesting. I'm curious about the cost of these programs and longterm success.
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You're certainly right about at least one thing, Michael - it can't be understated just how fundamental unrestricted data sharing is to the global economy, and to people's lives, today. Moreover, the margins by which many,...
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There are oodles of natural-language-aware, sentiment-analysis engines out there, but the competition gets thinner when it comes to image analysis. Given rampant smartphone picture taking and social network support for image-based...
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While the new net neutrality rules will stop the fast lanes, at least until the appeals process runs its course, I suspect that the trade-off will be a significant slow-down in the expansion and improvement of broadband...
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@jame: Android 's market share is shrinking ! ? Which reports are you referring to? Last time I checked Android had gained considerably at the expense of Nokia and blackberry.
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I setup Lightning Connect with external objects from my back office ERP database using OData produced from DataDirect Cloud. Your article mentions data visualization, but my understanding is that external objects do...
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Most new software companies are getting established by following the open source model. Docker is a good example. But Splunk is a viable exception. Making server log data decipherable was a huge step and they were there...
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Thanks for the fast reply. I'm guessing a 32, 64, 128GB tier structure. Have you heard anything on the battery charge life and recharging time? Also, if it's one-battery-fits-all or a high capacity battery,...
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We hear a lot about BI as the centerpiece of all the Big Data and analytics trends that have been developing over the last several years, so it's nice to hear about a use case that trickles down to the non-business world...
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@LiTan- I don't think we're talking about replacing the Iron Chefs with actual Iron chefs. The issue is that it learned while watching video how to do something complicated. It actually doesn't matter if it cooks with flair...
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Although I'm sure this will be very handy for developers, especially smaller ones which may not have been able to afford third party analytics for its apps and games, I do worry that an increased focus on data can turn what...
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Yeah, there are a lot of vendors going after this space that I didn't mention. Loggly is another one. And when considering big data, I guess we should also consider Oracle, IBM, Microsoft, and HP. They have been all over...
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Your article didn't mention VMWare vRealize Log Insight, IBM's Smartcloud Analytics Log Insight and Microsofts's new Azure OPerational Insights. Those are commercial products in competition with Splunk. Do you think they...
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Furthermore, I doubt about the skill of cooking robots. As is known to all, cooking is not as simple as operating according to manuals/formula - the great cook needs both talent and good instinct in addition to just hard...
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"So what is the middle ground? We cannot have other parties trying to spy on the data we have trusted them with. How do we know that the third party is trusted?" Sunita, certified by trusted agencies with certifications...
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