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by Gpetrium 7y ago
Those are some great points you have raised, I just want to add: When actors are aware of the risks and exposures, they can sometimes inadvertently move the goal post further into the future due to their actions. In this case, the movements
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Digital Automation Explained(gpetrium.com)
4 points by Gpetrium 7y ago|0 comments
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
It is worth noting that Tumblr was an indirect acquisition by Verizon when they bought Yahoo in 2017. It seems to have had stable unique views up until Aug-Sep 18 [1]. At some point it suffered from country-wide bans in places such as Indon
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
Most economists see a recession as a negative economic growth for a period of 2-3 quarters.
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
AI is expected to be the next revolutionary step, so with losses at Deepmind pilling up to 1billion pound [1], it is hard to imagine that Alphabet can simply tell their shareholders "We just want to park these smart people here so that
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
OP is likely talking about the system that automatically shuts down and restarts the combustion engine when you come to a complete halt. This is meant to reduce emissions and fuel comsumption.
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Industry 4.0: Businesses Often Overlooked Areas(gpetrium.com)
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
There are two main reasons to outsource: reduce cost & focus on core business. By outsourcing a developer position, a company may not have to be engaged in most of the process of hiring someone else in that geography (It has a cost), th
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Excelling in the New Data Economy(technologyreview.com)
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
Sometimes, a higher quality of internet service can be attributed to 1. Household is in-between two major cities, 2. Household is close to major highway (lower cost of building and maintaining infra), 3. Household is in the vicinity of a hi
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Digital Strategy Untangled(gpetrium.com)
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How to Respond to Ageism in a Job Interview(hbr.org)
14 points by Gpetrium 7y ago|12 comments
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
I find the conversation about leisure time throughout history to often be mis-characterized or missing valuable insights to support someone's perspective of "wanting more control of their time. If were were to look at the working
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
In a lot of cases, it falls under similar reasons to why the US brought thousands of German scientists during and after WW2 via Operation Paperclip [1] and others, to work in places such as NASA. It becomes a matter of compartmentalizing se
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
Here are a few things to think about: - A country or its institutions may be sanctioned by the sponsor's country. Increasing the difficulty of processing financial rewards. - Increasing the number of languages covered by the sponsor vi
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
It applies to 53% of the world population and was likely limited due to a country's laws, ability to provide support to different languages, etc.
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
Healthcare has often outpaced GDP growth [1][2], putting a continuous strain on hospitals and other healthcare service providers. This in turn leads to less money being spent on non-essential parts, or at least the ones that are deemed to p
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
For Microsoft, the investment will likely come from computing resources to support AI practices/tests, MS personnel and paying current OpenAI personnel (expensive due to their expertise). The findings and expertise will likely be used
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Steps for Tying Executive Compensation to Sustainability(hbr.org)
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Email Security 101: Knowledge and Practices Everyone Needs to Follow(gpetrium.com)
4 points by Gpetrium 7y ago|0 comments
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
If hypothetically, a brain-computer interface were to exist, it would likely reach individuals that are well-off first. As the base solution becomes more widely available to the mass, enhancements to speed, quality of information capture, p
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
It would not surprise anyone if Project Dragonfly's termination occurred as a consequence of current trade spats between the two nations which could lead/has led to some animosity towards each other's products/services.
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Data Analytics Explained(gpetrium.com)
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Instagram is using AI to stop people from posting abusive comments(technologyreview.com)
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
It is very likely that a majority of cited researches around the world/internet are in English or have been translated to English to allow for easy accessibility to the wider community[1]. [1] https://www.researchtrends.com&
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E-Meeting Series Part 3: ‘After the Meeting’(gpetrium.com)
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E-Meeting Series Part 2: ‘The Meeting’(gpetrium.com)
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
If someone doesn't take good care of their yard and/or there is an infestation of sorts (E.g. ticks in relation to lyme disease, beetles destroying native plants,etc) some governments may even require you to spray the yard.
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
These tools are often created to augment current and future technologies. It can serve to confirm an actor when other technologies are inconclusive (e.g. Face mask), it can serve to increase the likelihood of identification via multiple con
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by Gpetrium 7y ago
The cost of desalination (thermal & reverse osmosis) remains quite prohibitive for most nations due to its high capital and operating cost [1]. Unless the world finds a scientific rationale for doing something of that magnitude (E.g. Po

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