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Learn about the trigger-action-reward cycle.
You'll need some familiarity with probability and programming.
Good luck!
A distributed application framework. You run software on your OWN machine, offloading computation and storage needs to other trusted nodes. Framework should have the trust system, a data store that automatically replicates, system to explicitly show what data is being shared with whom. Effectively, you can still log into your account from anywhere. The software and data will sync. Won't work for problems that need large scale data and also lowers its collective value. For instance, a social network but no advertising.
Perhaps an audit system which compares data shown to the user on Facebook to what the system knows Facebook contributed?
Although context switches in good measure are useful to creative thought, there's something to be said about a singular focus.
> usage spikes on Elastic Load Balancing (ELB)
If traffic has reached the load balancer than it's probably reached your app. No ec2 / storage / traffic credits here.
> Amazon CloudFront
Neat. Like cloudflare but with less features though.
> or Amazon Route 53
DNS... Not really sure what to make of this one.