A significant portion of my time on @Instagram is now spent clicking “it’s not relevant” to 100% of the ads being servers (every 3 pics). An endless flow of cheap household gadgets out of a shopping catalog of the 90s. A miserable experience.

Any 3rd party app I can pay for?

Then I remember that AMZN is building a fleet and I suggested that in the future they might want to own airports. Now I am thinking they could automate airports in the same way they automated warehouses.

At LHR waiting my flight for the Red Hat Summit. I watch a man walking behind a robotic pushback tractor. He’s remote controlling the machine all around the runaway. Never seen before. I wonder how many airport operations could be automated to increase logistics efficiency.

@fintanr @Adobe https://t.co/7zVOJCXUxQ

Beautiful job, @Adobe https://t.co/nDdpRrxSAT

I’m a big believer of this specific sentence “Because you’re selling to the wrong people…Choose your customers, choose your future.” > When your project isn’t making money https://t.co/trpf3kDLke

@danielraffel Pipes was a great product. I miss it much.

@Microsoft Just like language should be used to democratise access to knowledge rather than display intellectual superiority, so technology should be used to enable as many as possible to solve problems rather than show who’s the most overengineered in the room.

As usual, @Microsoft shows a genuine effort towards a frictionless IT. Democratising access to #AI through easier-to-use UIs should be an imperative for all major players > Microsoft launches a drag-and-drop machine learning tool – TechCrunch https://t.co/QIEcKbkzAb https://t.co/FS2aLNccCv

Data Scientists Should be Able to Deploy and Iterate Their Own Models: https://t.co/PCSsBnHuvZ