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https://guardtime.com/cybersecurity-platform https://eprint.iacr.org/2013/834.pdf
They seem to be used by the GE predix platform and it looks very similar to the concepts in this thread.
https://www.predix.io/services/service.html?id=1881
that looks licensed from Ericsson which licensed Guardtime.. haha
they even go so far as to provide a specialized and hardened hardware device to signing operations at scale.
too bad its proprietary!!
so how in the heck does this work? at query time you decide what file to get our of s3 (hwo do u decide this?), parse it, filter it, and merge with the results from the custom made Redis like real time database?
https://github.com/google/eddystone/blob/master/protocol-spe...
I love this release Google needed to take a direction there are so many use cases for this sort of micro proximity I cannot wait to see what folks can do without freaking people out over privacy..
https://www.gimbal.com/gimbal-proximity-beacons
less than 5 dollars each for series 10 and a security model that folks should seriously look into IMO...or u can use iBeacon configuration.
Originally by Qualcomm so u know the hardware is solid.
We are looking for 2 JS Developers (Flux/React/d3/Famo.us)
We are also looking 1 Backend Developer. (Clojure and Java and etc...)
We are now well funded and have a great Team and already have VERY high profile customers lined up and have not written any major code yet.
Curious as to how this is all even possible? Send me some info about yourself and lets chat.
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I've yet to see anything from go that makes it worth the investment for me in 2014..clojure solves all my needs and then some.. and there are oh so many needs..
great video outlining how datomic was implemented using clojure..I would say this is a large sized system....
I have built a larger system in clojure and do not have the same concerns..I feel for the first time in a while I have a powerful tool at my disposal and will be my tool of choice for now..
gotta love these generalizations...
from direct work experience in building complex systems in clojure....I agree with all the statements made in this document...
I am a better developer because of it and will look at things differently if I need to pick up java or scala again..
and I will also make sure to always "get in the hammock" before writing a line of code..
Give everyone who is good enough to get hired alot more shares and be upfront about their % it's real easy
or wait..why don't i spend an hour and write it myself.. ha