Infinitely Meta
16Jun/10Off

An Open Letter to Mike Arrington

Mike -

My dad (http://ischool.uw.edu/directory/faculty/detail.aspx?id=3116)  is the Dean Emeritus and Professor at the UW iSchool (http://ischoool.uw.edu). We were talking over dinner just last night about how to bring more of the entrepreneurial spirit and passion for innovation to the city. The iSchool is rapidly becoming THE premier school in the country for Information Science. My dad, and a colleague - Kevin DeSouza - (http://ischool.uw.edu/directory/faculty/detail.aspx?id=6894) are looking to put together an exclusive board/advisory committee focused on bringing in external players into the UW to help raise $$$, fund scholarships and endowed chair positions.

I told them that I thought you might be an EXCELLENT candidate for such a position. This could be just what you are looking for, judging from the recent press regarding your attendance at the Tech Flash event last night. I really think you might enjoy transitioning from the commercial side of things and putting your energy into helping support growth and expansion of innovation and entrepreneurship in the PacNW.

I would be happy to broker a meeting between you and my dad and others at the UW if you are interested. Please let me know if you are interested.

Regards,

--Brian Daniel Eisenberg

@infinitelymeta

206.227.8535 (mobile)

17Mar/10Off

thinking of a master plan

Time to dust off the post-its and resurrect some oldish pieces of meta from a few years back.

Stay tuned for details.

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24Aug/08Off

Gnomedex – mind blowing electricifying neural stimulation transends geospatial dimensions and teleports us to the fifth dimension

OMFG. I can't muster the energy right now to capture the energy, passion, class, & inspiration that is Gnomedex. Until I come down off cloud 9, here's where my attention's currently at.

Follow the Friendfeed conversation.

#gnomedex

29Jul/08Off

EaaS and Federated Clouds

I predict this will be the buzzworld du jour today and in the weeks/months ahead. "Everything as a Service". Makes perfect sense to me. Cloud computing, which really started to take off when Amazon launched it's AWS platform, is here to stay.

Today, Techcrunch broke the news that they alluded to over the weekend. Essentially, a partnership between Intel, HP, Yahoo!, and a few others to build a new cloud computing platform to allow developers and researchers to test the next generation computing model.

This is a very important development that holds promise for Infinitely Meta, and the engines that we want to build and deploy to the cloud. Our original plans were to leverage Amazon's AWS cloud and Google's App Engine (and related sites/services) as the deployment vehicle for our engines, but this new project may trump both Amazon and Google. Remember that we can't yet discount Microsoft, as they are also working on building their cloud under the Mesh umbrella.

As we continue to build our prototypes, we will likely deploy our engines to whatever cloud we feel will meet our needs. Most likely we will deploy our engines across all available clouds for the highest degree of fault tolerance and redundancy.

I find it VERY interesting that the last domain I registered was http://federatedclouds.com

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