Fascinating study > Turns Out, Traffic Spreads Like the Coronavirus https://t.co/LNPfj9wx1B

On reinventing the wheel – “From Bacteria to Bach and Back.” (Dennet) https://t.co/9aXalCAXlG

“What does it mean that for forty years you’ve been a steadfast and true fan of a team? The Red Sox, perhaps..Over time, every player has changed. Every coach. Perhaps the logo, the stadium, the city and even the name. So, what, exactly, are you a fan of?” https://t.co/KlJjerm8qP

I often say that, in IT, first and foremost, #automation expands your operational scalability. It allows you to do more of your existing job in the same time. @einrideofficial is showing the implications of that idea outside the boundaries of IT. https://t.co/8SRR3P4Zfh

In the most difficult times, open source communities are stronger than ever, fighting #COVID19 with custom medical shields and 3D-printed ventilators. And #automation. I wrote something about it:

“Automation against COVID-19: 4 suggestions to get started” https://t.co/qFKJt3eYkl https://t.co/pjDaGckbcd

Colleagues at @IBMResearch have developed a cloud-based #AI research service that has ingested a corpus of 13,335 papers (so far) from the #COVID19 Open Research Dataset. Access it here: https://t.co/xc2XRPKxX9

@appgyver I was thinking more like treating IMAP as a data source, but I’m not really the expert here. Whatever you can do to make it happen, it would be great.

Great research but it doesn’t account for human nature. In 4 weeks of self-isolation, I saw countless ppl walking the #London Millennium Bridge and the Embankment against lockdown rules >

@Microsoft’s #AI recommends lockdown strategies to curb coronavirus https://t.co/hVGrBKSULb https://t.co/vmwV8fx4xM

I cheered for #nocode startups for a long time. @appgyver has made great progress but the holy grail (for me) will be when they will allow building a fully-featured email client. That will be THE day.

AppGyver launches Composer Pro, its new no-code editor https://t.co/9eKnW1pRfg

99% reinventing the wheel, 1% inventing new things. People do the former because:
– they don’t own the wheel
– they don’t bother to learn that the wheel exists
– they are not familiar with the wheel
– too many barriers to slightly add to the wheel
– it’s easier and less risky