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    1. Outsideness‏ @Outsideness 22 Nov 2017
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      Compared to the previous telephone and broadcast media infrastructure, the Internet looks impressively decentralized. Compared to what's coming next, it doesn't.

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    2. Vinay Gupta‏ @leashless 23 Nov 2017
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      We will see. The fibre lines are choke points, owned by a handful of giants. Maybe software defined radio and mesh?

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    3. Vinay Gupta‏ @leashless 23 Nov 2017
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      It's worth looking at just how far radio goes when you're looking at the spectrum previously reserved for TV and AM radio. Planetary mesh might be slow compare to fibre, but it would be enough to run a society on, with distributed edge caching. Most people request the same bits.

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      Outsideness‏ @Outsideness 23 Nov 2017
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      The SV sitcom version was mobile phone-based. It's difficult to see why that wouldn't work (even without trendline support).

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        2. Vinay Gupta‏ @leashless 23 Nov 2017
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          The bitch is video calls: one to one realtime vs. many to one static content. Many to one static content is cachable - whoever downloads it first in a region resells it to everybody else. You find the hash of what you want (cheap indexes) then auction-price a copy. AI gets good.

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        3. Vinay Gupta‏ @leashless 23 Nov 2017
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          Direct economic incentives to guess what people want and pull it before they know they want it. It's the kind of thing computers get really, really good at. Even a post-fibre world may still work. Except video calls. Even YouTube still works because of human herd behaviours.

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        1. Vinay Gupta‏ @leashless 23 Nov 2017
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          It's also a whole different show when you have a store-and-forward architecture over mesh. USENET was superbly usable on zero bandwidth because it worked hard to always keep the pipes full - downtime was used to precache content people wanted. Lots of room.

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        1. Vinay Gupta‏ @leashless 23 Nov 2017
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          Ah. Interesting. I'll have to watch. 5G is pretty "meshy" - thousands of small masts instead of big 4G cell towers. And phones have very good spectrum allocations. Makes me wonder what is possible: towers have really big, really good antennas. Phone to phone may not be much range

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