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Like you said, people these days are completely consumed by real time information, but that becomes distracting. It's like the issue of Urgent vs Important. A lot of things seem urgent, but very few of them are important. People might be able to know what is happening every moment, but many of that information will not become important enough for them to learn about if they missed it as it happens.
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Yes, there are definitely some missing pieces to streaming puzzle. I just wrote a post on how I see some of this getting addresses by making use of the underlying data to create parallel layers of streams containing increasingly higher order levels of synthesis
But you already know that :)
I'd be interested in an expansion of your thoughts on how real time plays out in the enterprise and it is different from the consumer web...
important. If you're an average joe investor, I'd say there is much
less value