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Category Archives: IT
Big brains, big ideas, big discussions make Multicore World 2017 an important place to be
One of the dirty little secrets of computing is that the power of the processor(s) is currently way beyond our ability to program them. It’s as if you have a V8 powered car but only feeding fuel into one cylinder. … Continue reading
Posted in cloud computing, contract writer, IT, SciBlogs, technology, writer for hire
Tagged multicore processors, Multicore World, MW2017, Nicolas Erdody
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Open Source at work, Open Society working in Taiwan
There was striking evidence that Open Source can lead to Open Society at the first day of OS//OS at Wellington’s Michael Fowler Centre on Monday August 22. One of the keynote speakers, Audrey Tang from Taiwan, outlined how a quiet (and … Continue reading
Posted in China, IT, open source, SciBlogs, technology
Tagged Audrey Tang, Open Source Open Society, OS/OS, Sunflower Movement, Taiwan
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Is it really possible to cross-credit open source to open society?
Every party needs a grumpy uncle…so let me be that curmudgeonly guy for the upcoming Open Source//Open Society conference. (Early spoiler alert – I’m going to some of OS//OS. There’s too many thought provoking speakers, too much opportunity to touch … Continue reading
Posted in cloud computing, contract writer, Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation, IT, open source, SciBlogs, technology, writer for hire
Tagged Open Source Open Society, OS/OS
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Why there’s an opportunity cost in not being in a Biz Dojo
A few months ago I shifted work premises to become part of Australasia’s largest co-working space. My move to Biz Dojo has been great. I wrote a blog last year about its plans to expand its model overseas. As I flippantly … Continue reading
Posted in contract writer, Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation, IT, SciBlogs, Science, start-up, writer for hire
Tagged 3 Months, Awa, Biz Dojo, Hawthorn by Europlan, Wipster
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‘We don’t have enough developers’ – a homebaked remedy
There’s more than one way to bake the cake of “we don’t have enough developers”. Universities produce some, polytechs some others. Many are self-taught. Enspiral in Wellington through its Dev Academy has a fulltime nine week course that turns non-coders … Continue reading
Posted in contract writer, Development, education, high tech, Innovation, IT, SciBlogs, technology, writer for hire
Tagged Andrew McPherson, developer training, Industry Connect, Ray Lu
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Psst, want to learn about IT…the Tech for Non-Tech course is a steal
Now, knowing how to code won’t necessarily be required for success in a future digital world. But knowing how the IT layers fit together is required in order to fully participate. Which is why you’d have to say the upcoming … Continue reading
Do Kiwis have a certain je ne sais quoi with regard to Startup Weekends – or is that wishful thinking?
Having been lucky enough to be around a couple of startup things in the past few weeks – I’ll take the opportunity to reflect. The first occasion was a Skype interview at Wellington’s Creative HQ with George Smith, the founder … Continue reading
Posted in contract writer, Development, Entrepreneur, high tech, IT, SciBlogs, start-up, writer for hire
Tagged George Smith, Glass Jar, Startup Weekend
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OS//OS = OS
The OS//OS (Open Source//Open Society) conference has got itself a new definition – at least for the OS bit. OVER SOLD! What a great problem to have. But maybe the organisers had a cunning plan up their sleeve, because they’ve … Continue reading
Posted in cloud computing, contract writer, high tech, Innovation, IT, open source, SciBlogs, writer for hire
Tagged Github, Open Source Open Society
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Open for thinking, open for participation, open for collaboration
The name of the two day Wellington conference on Thursday and Friday 16/17 April says it all. Open Source//Open Society (OS//OS). As a digital immigrant who has, without sometimes knowing why, gone down he android path for my devices, I’m … Continue reading
Posted in cloud computing, contract writer, Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation, IT, open source, SciBlogs, writer for hire
Tagged Enspiral, Github, Open Source Open Society, wellington
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Bringing Biggs to the party an inspired move
The appointment of Peter Biggs as inaugural chairman of the new Wellington Regional Economic Development Agency, is an inspired bargain. I briefly dealt with ‘Biggsy’ as he is commonly known, in a former life. My observation is that he’s great … Continue reading