About this episode
Today, we're shifting gears as Frank La Vigne returns from his adventures in the Smoky Mountains.
From paternity leave to tackling poor internet connectivity, Frank sheds light on the precarious nature of our reliance on cloud services. Join us as we explore the challenges of staying connected in remote areas, ponder the implications for the future of AI, and reflect on the importance of data resilience.
Buckle up for an episode that's as much about life's unexpected detours as it is about the data revolution. Let's get data driven!
Time Stamps
03:47 Balcony had best signal, but still slow.
08:44 Moving to technical marketing; Red Hat Summit.
09:40 Influence of living in DC on perception.
13:23 Limited internet access creates absurd and inefficient situations.
16:37 The world faces significant danger in cyberspace.
21:39 Concerns about building systems dependent on OpenAI.
24:18 Grateful for internet, signing off, podcast-ready
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