@hodyroff @Google Everything we do is recorded, measured, analyzed, acted upon. It makes no sense to avoid that in the 1% of situations (by not using tool X) when the remaining 99% of cases, you still give up your privacy. You either do it fully (stay offline, live as a caveman) or not.

@hodyroff @Google As I said many times here, convenience beats privacy every day. The idea that using tool X rather than Y helps you preserve your privacy is a delusion. We lost our privacy long time ago. To have it back, the answer is industry regulation that applies to all tools, not boycotts.

If @Google decides to start innovating on Drive in a serious way, I see very difficult times for competitors.

This is HUGE. Truth is that @google has been very slow but very reliable at improving the reliability of Drive over the years w/o sacrificing its speed and convenience > Google Drive now lets you comment and collaborate on MS Office files, PDFs, and images https://t.co/joD71yyKY6

@9muir No. This was not just a brilliant PR/marketing stunt. This was about creating excitement in people that have an age to support the mission/an age to join the ranks as new talents.
People need inspiration, more than ever. @elonmusk’s reminder that a job is not just a way to make $

I don’t think I ever said it, but one of the strongest assets Red Hat has is our global team of Solution Architects. They are exceptionally smart, deeply grounded in reality, and their intuitions about the future are remarkable. We are lucky to have them.

To the people that didn’t understand/criticized why he used a Tesla as #FalconHeavy payload: I hope this image makes it clear. https://t.co/wvPLejm4Ye

@1andyash @anilkseth @InSEA_Blog @ucl @IOE_London That is wonderful, sir. Thank you.

It’s ironic how we much we are discussing #AI bias (and techniques on how to mitigate it) when we never, ever, ever bother about eradicating human intelligence bias. https://t.co/LxlTWPotxI

@1andyash @anilkseth @InSEA_Blog @ucl @IOE_London I would love to have one of those caps!