Now that’s something really remarkable. And timely. #AI experts out there should probably consider it. > @Duolingo can now help you learn Chinese https://t.co/JIl6b4o4qw

Nĭ hăo!

I’m very happy with this new 280 chars @Twitter.

And what happens when a single person in a team or department learns the failing fast approach but the rest of the group doesn’t? What’s the risk for that individual?

This is what I’d like to read, often, from @HarvardBiz https://t.co/OqdxuoE5Uu

Schools don’t teach “Failing fast”. Quite the opposite. Institutions teach you not to do mistakes or you get a bad score. And so we have multiple generations of people, not professionals, that all of a sudden have to learn that failing is OK and failing fast is preferred. How? https://t.co/cLVIEMwXvh

Tomorrow (Nov 16) Red Hat hosts a virtual event about IT security. We’ll talk about vulnerability management, compliance enforcement, and more. I’ll open the event with the keynote “Security Risks and Opportunities in Cloud Automation” – Take a look: https://t.co/BrnCsSQNLc

Facebook open sources Open/R distributed networking software https://t.co/0Bp3CNZlpK

@davegershgorn Who’s the last person that founded a religion, and how much money did he/she make? I am not so sure the word is “stupid”. I have others.

And these are the things you see/read at an #AI meetup… https://t.co/g6zJI6YdtH

Some testing with the new @amazonecho contact calling feature reveal less than optimal UX. Especially with multiple Echo across the house.

We are still very far, far away from a fluid and natural conversation. I have seen very little progress made in these years.

RT @EricTopol: 1st in vivo genome editing, for Hunter syndrome
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