Year: 2018

@sallamar Humans… Yet, people push back for a lot of different reasons. One of them is that their roles imply accountability (a notion apparently lost these days). When you are accountable you are more careful with taking risks. Especially if the corporate culture is not risk-friendly.

Delightful article, @verge > How Google Earth led a team of scientists to discover an untouched mountaintop rainforest https://t.co/I23fVMJbYM

“I see a natural progression from knobs and dials, to clicks and taps, to swipes and gestures, to voice and emotion.” > The iPhone’s original UI designer on Apple’s greatest flaws https://t.co/YDJlm9Lavo

I think I have a pretty good idea, now. https://t.co/dksx31PFlH

You thought you would only drive cars and other vehicles. But no. It turns out that you can install a (USB?) wheel and drive a data centre, too.

In other news, I drove a Tesla last weekend. The autopilot won’t change lane. Watch out what lane you get stuck in.

For a moment, I thought the book was about biological memory (I blame all the research I do for https://t.co/7m1GuT6S6F) and I thought “indeed this might be the best birthday present ever” /cc @0xF2 https://t.co/SouCqwCvPr

A (supposedly) former Tesla employee shared a few memories of his work at the company. Even if it’s not legit, this specific thought is quite interesting: https://t.co/FzwfEE1p43

It always starts with the best intentions. > New facial recognition system catches first imposter at US airport https://t.co/euCbKuYX06

“The machine-learning technique is almost as good as knowing the truth, so to say.” > Machine Learning’s ‘Amazing’ Ability to Predict Chaos | Quanta Magazine https://t.co/Wx4wWtURxG

#AI

I really don’t understand @Twitter. They need quality content creators in order to grow as a platform but their tools are just analytics that help nobody but marketers. How’s that helping as long-term growth strategy?