Year: 2017

RT @hplus: Ford testing exoskeletons for workers in final assembly plant https://t.co/HZgxYVv5JG #Wearable

@krmarko OK, I see I can’t win this (nor I care to). I abandon with one bottom line:

You would be fine if your car, at a certain point, would go half the speed to avoid breaking down. Because this is what we are talking about. To you, this would be an acceptable course of events 🙂

@tbyeaton Do we sell that stuff in the company store? Please tell me no.

@krmarko I’m quoting from The Verge: “…has come to the conclusion that Apple’s iOS 10.2.1 and 11.2.0 updates introduce this throttling for different devices…”

@krmarko I’m not an expert in property law, so what I’ll say may be completely wrong (lawyers reading this, please advice) but -in theory- if I buy something, like a phone, and it’s mine, nobody can touch it anymore unless I give specific permission to do so, or the contract allows so.

@rjhintz Fixed (or better, reposted), thanks!

Incredibly fascinating and exhaustive investigation on how Google uses #AI to generate maps way more detailed than Apple. Must read:
https://t.co/pnFDpZBbSK

@rjhintz Isn’t the same link?

Must read for the last day of this year > The World’s Getting Better All the Time https://t.co/tvx76vWRZ5

RT @MaxCRoser: The share of people living in extreme poverty in 1987 and 2015
SS-Africa: 54% ➘ 41%
South Asia: 48% ➘ 15%
Latin America:…