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If it is true that complex adaptive systems open niches that
become opportunities, it is also true that those niches are
not always occupied by the current majority. It can be the
case that they expose the weaknesses of that majority and
open up opportunities for new and radically different
species.
In English: it may be the case that XML itself, binary
or not, is simply not the right solution, and the sensors
are the edge of the network. Loss of performance there
is a loss throughout the system(s).
len
From: Robin Berjon [mailto:robin.berjon@expway.fr]
Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote:
> I would expect observable effects on subsystems first.
> XML could be an early victim because in its
> design DNA is the assumption that verbosity
> doesn't matter, or that a good-enough syntax
> really is.
Don't worry, binary XML will save us all before you have time enough to
switch on all those sensors!
Oh, rats, it's not Friday yet. Guess I need more coffee.
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