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Originally published at https://diego.caravana.to on February 20, 2014. Here at CrowdEmotion one important tech topic is capturing video in the most efficient way: we must be very careful about the quality of capture process, as on it depends part of the accuracy of our analysis processes. On desktop web platforms…

Originally published at https://diego.caravana.to on May 29, 2012. Siamo una startup, siamo in Italia, siamo pronti a dare valore, ma la strada da seguire non è chiara e indefinitamente lunga… Una proposta concreta: non solo soldi, ma il mentoring da parte di imprenditori di lungo corso. E’ circa un anno…

Originally published at https://diego.caravana.to on May 9, 2011. Something weird and unexpected happened lately: the big Amazon cloud cloud failed. Anyone on any media is talking about it, and everyone is communicating just this sense of surprise. Wait a second and let’s ask to ourselves: why is it weird and…

Originally published at https://diego.caravana.to on June 30, 2008. Some weeks ago one of my customers decided that one of its biggest ASP.NET …

Originally published at https://diego.caravana.to on June 8, 2008. As expected, at least by me, Amazon EC2 is evolving in a more “concrete” platform good for web hosting; in fact, some time ago I received a mail from AWS announcing two new features: Elastic IP Addresses and Availability Zones (you read…

Originally published at https://diego.caravana.to on March 29, 2008. Recently I stumbled upon a couple of articles and, remembering my experience with EC2, I discovered that utility computing was not what I was searching for: I was searching for something that helped me without adding complexity, but I was not happy…

Originally published at https://diego.caravana.to on February 24, 2008. The most expensive phase of software construction is coding and this is because it’s the less intuitive: it requires constant attention and reasoning, errors (logical or not) are difficult to spot because they are immersed in text that often is long, separated…

Originally published at https://diego.caravana.to on November 20, 2007. Thanks also to my ignorance of the tool, my experiment in the Amazon EC2 environment terminated abruptly this night with a “termination” of my server instance: I terminated it, thinking that “terminated” meant an equivalent to a hardware “halt”. No, it does…