Year: 2021

@bmogilefsky I’d use @zapier to aggregate and transform every form entry in a dedicated Sheet tab or document. The same Zap can be used to publish the summary on social media at random times or on a specific scheduled. /cc @skpodila

I personally know many artists frustrated by this very point. This post is gold. https://t.co/Q1lPKHamqJ

“And now, if you’re a fine artist, hoping to make a living selling canvases for far more than they cost to produce, beauty is insufficient. The market for this sort of status is demanding curation and approval and yes, celebrity.”

https://t.co/c08XnmxkC7

Worth printing and looking at it every day >

“You have a choice to make. There are four quadrants, and the thing you offer can fit into one of them.”

From https://t.co/wb74QxlHko https://t.co/Q5mmT8RTJU

What prevents an individual from training and deploying the same #AI that Morningstar uses is, essentially, access to data. That’s why datasets are going to the ultimate competitive advantage. >

Morningstar unleashes robots to write fund research
https://t.co/D8c5Xa0pIJ https://t.co/Me7nGF1WSP

A different perspective on #NFT. Very well written and highly recommended (thanks @gruber). But, as an art collector, I disagree on the characterisation on the artists signature in the piece. That makes all the difference. >

What Does It Mean To Buy a Gif https://t.co/9lAz4lsrMa

RT @pewresearch: 48% of 18- to 29-year-olds in the United States say they go online “almost constantly.” https://t.co/xsvi7kGc9n https://t.…

RT @johngramlich: Frequency of internet use among US adults

Almost constantly: 31%
Several times a day: 48%
About once a day: 6%
Several t…

I’m looking forward to some data on how this policy is impacting the way #AI papers are written. I’d expect it would take years to see some significant change, but, hopefully, I’m wrong. >

Introducing the NeurIPS 2021 Paper Checklist https://t.co/HAuKjhIxyg https://t.co/JKgEuWMpIA

@thundraio @SarjeelY #NoOps definitely remains a myth for the foreseeable future. I spent 8,364 words to explain why (and how to move forward): https://t.co/gI7RBY2nVJ