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DevCon2, Day 2, is underway. Luke Wing demos how to deploy an embedded ontology via OSDK to bridge the gap between cloud and field, bringing the power of the ontology to the most disconnected environments.

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Ronald Martin1 year ago

When does he explain how you insiders fleece your shareholders?

ARK Electronics2 years ago

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🌴Seattle JCB😎1 year ago

Listening

gunsandgit1 year ago

so dope ❤️ not having to be connected to "the man" can most of this be done (android development, hosting, etc) within Foundry Developer Console?

AbbyZZZ1 year ago

bridging cloud and field is key. we help teams unify their workflows, even in tough spots.

Motoka | BIP-4201 year ago

Still using aws? It's useless and you will get hack

drpaulmartin1 year ago

Does he explain how to support Israeli genocide or that comes later?

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@TMobile + @Starlink = ALWAYS CONNECTED, if you can see sky your connected (DOGE consulting is free)

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