As a side note, Keith Winstein (https://cs.stanford.edu/~keithw/), the creator of mosh, is an interesting guy (e.g. he used to be a WSJ reporter among other things).
I had the pleasure of seeing him speak at a conference last year on the topic of TCP congestion control algorithms. I admit, I expected it to be a boring presentation, but was then thrilled as it was one of the most dynamic, informative, and funny technical talks I've ever seen.
That particular presentation isn't online, but he links to several others on similar topics. I would check them out. They're probably pretty good!
His presentation "Transport Architectures for an Evolving Internet" could be the one you're referring to? It's online and very interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsCOVF0vDe8.
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As a side note, Keith Winstein (https://cs.stanford.edu/~keithw/), the creator of mosh, is an interesting guy (e.g. he used to be a WSJ reporter among other things).
I had the pleasure of seeing him speak at a conference last year on the topic of TCP congestion control algorithms. I admit, I expected it to be a boring presentation, but was then thrilled as it was one of the most dynamic, informative, and funny technical talks I've ever seen.
That particular presentation isn't online, but he links to several others on similar topics. I would check them out. They're probably pretty good!
His presentation "Transport Architectures for an Evolving Internet" could be the one you're referring to? It's online and very interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsCOVF0vDe8.