Year: 2018

The new @assassinscreed Origins Discovery Tour is overwhelmingly beautiful. I have no words to describe how vivid the experience is even with a normal TV, but imagine in #VR. Imagine primary school pupils learning about Ancient Egypt in this way. This is the future of education.

It turns out that I have a @LinkedIn profile in Chinese, and I have no idea of where it is and what’s written inside it. Very cool? https://t.co/MX4Zoixwfc

Speaking of which: “Build your own object classification model in SageMaker and import it to DeepLens” – https://t.co/VNSf2tOfw5

“Samsung shipped 317.3M smartphones in 2017, followed by Apple with 215.8M, Huawei with 153.1M, Oppo with 111.8M, and Xiaomi with 92.4M.
Meanwhile, Google shipped 3.9M Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2, and Pixel 2 XL phones last year.” https://t.co/2bOkoEGSNS

The Battersea Power Station is huge. You don’t understand the scale until you go visit the construction site in person.

I am told that the Apple HQ will occupy half of it. https://t.co/f8tIFlxR8E

@robertcathey @meinardi @Alan_D_Waite It will be 4y next month.

I hear that @meinardi and @Alan_D_Waite will have to update my old 139pages “Evaluation Criteria for Cloud Management Platforms”.

All I have to say is: enjoy 🙂

Something tells me that I’ll enjoy this far more than my current book on quantum biology… https://t.co/SslmjYqeVo

Long, very interesting, to better understand what @feature_labs does > Discover Feature Engineering, How to Engineer Features and How to Get Good at It – Machine Learning Mastery https://t.co/PcjToDgXmo #AI

Exceptionally interesting > @feature_labs launches out of MIT to accelerate the development of machine learning algorithms https://t.co/2NRAtjWyk8