A Funny Thing Happened On My Way To The Science Centre
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Claims that free open source software moves into phase three driven by containers and cloud platforms, traces phases: phase zero through 1985, phase one to the Red Hat IPO (1999), phase two through 2012, and marks Docker (2013), OpenStack and OpenShift as the tools that start phase three. Asserts open source already won earlier phases, argues reproducibility and peer review power science and software, and insists open source is essential for IoT and Smart Nation work.
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- 0:00Start
- 1:43The SSC is the celebration of the triumph of the sharing of knowledge ...
- 2:32and the pursuit of curiosity which is the essence of what it means to be Human
- 12:53from 1985 till about 1999 - a 14 year period
- 15:38brought us "Web 2.0", AJAX, Firefox, Hadoop, broadband, smart phones, KVM, Xen and OpenStack (towards the tail end)
- 18:51is an amazing time to be alive!
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