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Twitter and the Library of Congress

April 23, 2013April 18, 2010 by ceo

So the Library of Congress (LoC) has acquired the entire Twitter archive. All public Tweets, from day one. From the research perspective, this is great news. Assuming Twitter remains up and running for many years or decades, the amount of information (big data) that will be captured and stored, potentially free of cost to whomever … Read more

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ZAIO – creating a photo DB of YOUR house, and selling that info to others

March 24, 2008 by ceo

So after running some errands midday today, I drove home to pickup something. And on the street was a photographer, taking pictures of the homes nearby. As the photographer approaches my house I asked the lady, “what’s this all about?” She identified herself as a Zaio Zone photographer, who is taking pictures of all homes … Read more

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About Carlos Enrique

I'm a technologist, systems thinker, and engineering leader. For more than three decades I've worked on systems ranging from NASA Space Shuttle software to modern AI platforms, distributed systems, and enterprise technology.

This blog explores software engineering, artificial intelligence, leadership, and the long-term consequences of the technologies we create. I write from the perspective of someone who has spent a career building systems where reliability, scale, and human impact all matter.

Author of two software development books. Holder of six U.S. patents.

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