"O'Reilly Radar"
summary
Argues that competitive advantage comes from massive data plus algorithms, citing data is the Intel inside and the rise of sensor-fed apps (millions of UK smart meters, WiThing scale, RedLaser/Google Goggles, OpenCV). Describes real-time demands — milliseconds or microseconds matter, finance already operates there — and gives operational examples: Walmart auto-reorders in ~20 seconds, an Obama site removing registered voters in real time, and Ushahidi in Haiti using Crowdflower/Amazon Turk to translate SMS. Frames the web as an internet as a data-driven operating system.
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- 0:00Start
- 19:17The Open Source Paradigm Shift
- 22:49Business Impact of Web Performance Optimization
- 28:16Code for America
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