Year: 2017

@mjasay That is something that must be judged over the long term. You might enjoy the outcome of an open source community for quite some time in a passive way. That time might be necessary to reshape your worldview about open source. If so, eventually, you’ll start contributing.

Interesting. @GitHub is ubiquitous and conversation is contextual in this way. It might have an enormous success > GitHub’s new collaboration tool is a place for teams to plan and share information https://t.co/QECWXTbtQn

Thank God we have such seemingly pathological people out there . . . the deviators (i.e., “seemingly” to the normal . . . who are the average, and, by definition, non-deviating). – From “Deviate” by @rbeaulotto

It is because of that “mad” individual that the group has a better chance to survive in an environment that is dynamic—by learning what dangers or benefits are on the other side of that hill, and perhaps discovering new spaces of possibility that the group hadn’t known existed.

Some of the numbers I have seen in 2017 about the #AI market are regurgitations of research done in 2015. Beware, even when numbers come from well-known brands.

RT @EricTopol: Technology and jobs 🙂 https://t.co/uiRLDEOgQs

Out of her massive knowledge of the market @robynbergeron suggests that @scanmarker could do it. https://t.co/tTfzdoqivK

On focus groups. From “Deviate” by @rbeaulotto https://t.co/fHi65u3JSp

Mesmerized for minutes by some of their ads on Instagram, I sometimes think that @Lego_Group should produce short movies with original characters, like the ones that Pixar puts at the beginning of their blockbusters.

RT @erikbryn: CheXNet, a convolutional neural network, now outperforms radiologists at spotting pneumonia and other lung diseases.

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