I went and found a recording of the investor call and listened myself; Dan Hesse definitely squeezed the word in there, suggesting that Sprint will only consider it abuse when you go data-crazy on a partnered network that isn't actually theirs (Hesse cites "a guy in his house in rural Montana" as an example).
In addition, principals have been "studying data like crazy" and determining effective strategies for helping slow learners, Mr. Mills said.
Players can automatically create spheres, blocks and cylinders up to an 128 metres in size ("I'm aiming for larger," says Sawkins, "but the sheer volume of data becomes crazy!").
This is about you being able to use some other crazy data overlays — you're going to see us come out with weather data, traffic data, real-time satellite data".
The Data: Are Consumers Crazy?
"Everyone is producing crazy data exhaust these days," he said.
"Early on, I learned that I could count on Matt to make himself available to chat about data, my latest crazy idea, or my existential crises about graduate school," wrote one nominator.
The US embassy had been tweeting data on the "crazy bad" air, which led the Chinese government to open up its reporting and then to crack down on pollution later in 2013.
LS: Not to rain on your parade, but the scenario you described above has all kinds of crazy data and privacy implications.
If it's purely a matter of storage capacity, well they're building data centers like crazy, so they'll have enough space soon enough.
"Mapping the entire world," as everyone on the team tells me that it wants to do, consists of sifting through crazy data, running through petabytes of photos and satellite images and then of course providing a stable service scaled as far as scaling can take you.
