Interesting. Replicability is the hardest part of docker for me--not tying to the environment.

I like the idea of automatically recognizing a quorum based on sensors. Will make auctions and voting interesting.

Relevant: how to cloak yourself online: http://www.slideshare.net/jonathanwhunt/cloak-or-feign-your-...

Personally I can't wait to use this service. How can they afford the storage though? Is it sustainable?

Is there an augmented reality aspect to these? I got the impression that there was not, that it was simply a little area in the corner of your field of vision where it would display things.

People are excited because many reports suggested that, "in the future", Google Glass might support all sorts of great augmented reality features.

People will be disappointed because, for the foreseeable future, Google Glass will be just an awkwardly-held standard mobile display with a camera.

I believe that's what I heard as well. If I remember correctly, I think Robert Scoble said something to the effect of "It's like having a Nexus 7 in the corner of your vision." Apparently he's writing a book for Google Glass and has used them as part of the deal.

I have big hopes for large-scale data analysis to lend more transparency to government and sniff out corruption.

I'm sorry, grad student level on just notes? I don't think so. Maybe grad degress aren't worth what they used to be, but certainly more than notes.

Well, there's a difference between holding-a-grad-degree level, and being a grad student. On the other hand if the implication was that undergrad degrees teach your relatively little in comparison to what they should, then yes.