Year: 2018

How about an Alexa-powered edition of @arduino, too, @fviolante? > Alexa is coming to wearable devices, including headphones, smartwatches and fitness trackers https://t.co/6qw3bcXhn9

“We can become superstitious, ignoring evidence that runs counter to our theory and instead doubling down on random causes and their unrelated effects.” https://t.co/AgQNTiIT8s

So good.

To all the people that said “email is broken (and people hate it)” in last 5 years: I have never seen so many newsletters (followed by tens of thousands of people) like now.

It’s the client that is broken. Email is great.

RT @giano: Friction Curve in Enterprise IT @ https://t.co/SutelMPEcg

RT @giano: Evolution of Enterprise IT across Private and Public (Cloud) Infrastructures – A Possible Scenario [animated GIF] https://t.co/G…

From “Innovator’s Dilemma” – Clayton Christensen.

The IT battleground now is convenience (what I called “Frictionless IT” for the last 3 years). The ones that didn’t notice it will be crashed. https://t.co/1r1kIryTlg

Huge move. This perfectly relates to my post last week about academia and government losing talents to tech companies > @Basecamp doesn’t employ anyone in San Francisco, but now we pay everyone as though all did https://t.co/cbLXVETqIZ

Does anybody know how many researchers work at @OpenAI? I explicitly asked and I was denied the information (I wonder why given this is a non-profit firm focused on openness). LinkedIn shows 42 employees.

@KFeathers7 Re your last bit: sure, but you have to weight the appeal of that social behaviour against the satisfaction of a dress perfectly tailored to your body after a full body scan done in the comfort of your house.

I’d buy one if it would go as fast as I walk (and I walk very fast) and you guarantee it would pass any security check in worldwide airports @Travelmaterobot > Travelmate Robotics’ robot suitcase will follow you to CES 2018 https://t.co/ECOokiNih9