If "treatments are evolving faster than Watson's human trainers can update the system", wouldn't the same be true for oncologists trying to keep up with the latest and greatest?
I drove past a van for a small plumbing business with an unusual business name (can't remember now, but it stuck out at the time). Within 24 hours I was getting ads for them.
Google Maps is OK, Apple Maps is horrible, but neither of them hold a candle to whatever it is in my Mazda's in-built GPS. The phone-based ones are handy for a "click and go" destination, especially one that has an ambiguous address, but for something with an easily defined address, the GPS is so much better. Downside is the cost of upgrading maps.
Also, as a generally happy Mac/iphone user and family, I'm not sure if Apple CarPlay is a move in the right direction. I've been driving a rental with it, and it takes some getting used to. By "some" I mean my wife gives me directions from her iPhone while the car plays the radio.
>> Based on what we know of Cambridge Analytica and Russian Troll factories, it's quite feasible that a group somewhere has ghost accounts specifically to get mod points to to try swaying the conversation
I'd be surprised if anyone outside of/. thought it was influential enough to bother doing that. Not many people using/. think it.
I disagree. I think it's all the products as a whole. I just took a look at Mac sales by year and there was an uptick in 2000/2001, then a drop. Things didn't pick up and stay up until 2006 which was 5 years after the iPod, a year before the iPhone and just after the release of OS 10.4.
I saw them and I think if they said "Reinstate our YouTube channel with ALL the monetisation. NOW." to me, my only response would be "Yes, ma'am." And I would.
Even better, 3D printed high rises. In many parts of the world, especially cities, the cost of housing is not the problem. The cost of land is the killer. Single storey houses made by robots sounds like a plan, but it ain't.
They were probably expecting her to live and pay it pack. Takeaway I get from this is to have all signers on a loan to take out life insurance that you can access in the event of their death. Should be an option on the loan.
Slashdot Mirror
They seem easy to open.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
You can even buy a dedicated opener.
https://www.nathosp.com/produc...
If "treatments are evolving faster than Watson's human trainers can update the system", wouldn't the same be true for oncologists trying to keep up with the latest and greatest?
Shutup, man. Stop trying to talk the market down. Given enough time, they'll bounce back. I'll ride this out and be rich. You'll see. You'll all see!
Can't we go back to calling them EVIL cameras?
Emoji support? Call me when they include memoji support. That's where it's at!
I drove past a van for a small plumbing business with an unusual business name (can't remember now, but it stuck out at the time). Within 24 hours I was getting ads for them.
This sounds like a good script for Kirk and co.
That's a strange expression, Bruce.
Love these things.
Google Maps is OK, Apple Maps is horrible, but neither of them hold a candle to whatever it is in my Mazda's in-built GPS. The phone-based ones are handy for a "click and go" destination, especially one that has an ambiguous address, but for something with an easily defined address, the GPS is so much better. Downside is the cost of upgrading maps.
Also, as a generally happy Mac/iphone user and family, I'm not sure if Apple CarPlay is a move in the right direction. I've been driving a rental with it, and it takes some getting used to. By "some" I mean my wife gives me directions from her iPhone while the car plays the radio.
Deep Purple was right are all.
>> Based on what we know of Cambridge Analytica and Russian Troll factories, it's quite feasible that a group somewhere has ghost accounts specifically to get mod points to to try swaying the conversation
I'd be surprised if anyone outside of /. thought it was influential enough to bother doing that. Not many people using /. think it.
Better take the roof racks off my Harley then.
Federal pound-me-in-the-ass prison. It's a phrase from the movie Office Space.
Out of sync YT clip here.
I saw that show. Brilliant. He just quietly drifted off.
Analogue rolloff versus digital cliff.
I disagree. I think it's all the products as a whole. I just took a look at Mac sales by year and there was an uptick in 2000/2001, then a drop. Things didn't pick up and stay up until 2006 which was 5 years after the iPod, a year before the iPhone and just after the release of OS 10.4.
It was an new experimental flotation tank made by a startup who was taking on Big Tank.
OK, it was actually a washing machine.
I saw them and I think if they said "Reinstate our YouTube channel with ALL the monetisation. NOW." to me, my only response would be "Yes, ma'am." And I would.
... congregate in the parking lot in departmental clusters for your convenience.
That sounds like you've put some serious thought into this.
"Ah, there you are HR Department. Smythe must be in that group somewhere..."
2.4 GHz network: Surveillance Van 24
5.0 GHz network: Hawaii50
... how on earth Pink and Led Zepplin went together.
Well there was this really great party they were all at and everyone put their keys in a bowl, and then along came the mud shark...
Even better, 3D printed high rises. In many parts of the world, especially cities, the cost of housing is not the problem. The cost of land is the killer. Single storey houses made by robots sounds like a plan, but it ain't.
They were probably expecting her to live and pay it pack. Takeaway I get from this is to have all signers on a loan to take out life insurance that you can access in the event of their death. Should be an option on the loan.
New York, London, Paris, Munich.
Everybody talk about pop muzik.