Computing at scale, or, how Google has warped my brain
Computing at scale, or, how Google has warped my brain A number of people at Google have stickers on their laptops that read "my other computer is a data center." Having been at Google for almost four months, I realize now that my whole concept of computing has radically changed since I started working here. I now take it for granted that I'll be able to run jobs on thousands of machines, with rel
stevenf.com - I need to talk to you about computers. I’ve been...
I need to talk to you about computers. I’ve been on a veritable roller-coaster of “how I feel” about the iPad announcement, and trying not to write about it until I had at least an inkling of what was at the root of that. Before we begin, a reminder: On this blog, I speak only for myself, not for my company or my co-workers. The thing is, to talk about specific hardware (like the iPad or iPhone or
Future Shock — Fraser Speirs
I'll have more to say on the iPad later but one can't help being struck by the volume and vehemence of apparently technologically sophisticated people inveighing against the iPad. Some are trying to dismiss these ravings by comparing them to certain comments made after the launch of the iPod in 2001: "No wireless. Les space than a Nomad. Lame.". I fear this January-26th thinking misses the point.
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