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by al_ramich 8y ago
Let's not forget the legendary Blair Witch Project. Horror, as a genre, if done well can work incredibly well on a very small budget. Not sure many other genres can achieve the same level of audience emotion on similar budgets.
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Are these mostly sales type of emails? If yes most CRMs like SalesForce will support email queues with different assignment options. Alternatively, you can check out www.conversica.com which will go a little beyond what you are asking for.
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MINI: The future starts now(theguardian.com)
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by al_ramich 8y ago
yes, perhaps. Much of that belief is based on the track record. Which in Apple's case is impressive but most of their products are derived from a similar concept which will run its course and will fundamentally change due to tech and
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by al_ramich 8y ago
brand influence for a little compensation
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by al_ramich 8y ago
so a bit like 2 fold search. Interesting as we have taken a similar concept much further with an app we will be launching soon www.loomi.ai. We can take any topic/keyword and pull relevant/top information from any source. That
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by al_ramich 8y ago
well done to apple. Great design, great product and they found an impressive way to sale in hundreds of millions. I suspect that in 10 years we won't be using phones much so it will be interesting to see what direction Apple takes wi
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by al_ramich 8y ago
pretty strange career choice although if his intentions are to impact the way smart contracts shape up in the future it could be a good move. His intentions will certainly be tested by VC intentions to make money for the investors.
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by al_ramich 8y ago
as long as there is value in mining there will be miners. But it's a new drain resource that required energy and I'm sure energy companies, governments, and greens will have a say. Not clear to me though why mining requires so m
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by al_ramich 8y ago
true, suppose you could have a small camera that in real-time scans live stream using AI to detect camera's point at you. But that would be adding to the problem.
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by al_ramich 8y ago
what about video? and I think small/hidden devices are of more concern...
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by al_ramich 8y ago
I suppose it's interesting to find out whether and what companies are A/B testing, not sure you can learn a great deal though as each site will have its own objectives, KPIs, design and user segments. Rotating banners or versions
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Wonder if there is a way to have a device that can detect whether you are being recorded. Is that even possible, if yes, that would be a good idea for someone to build? Would make lots of cash given the current climate of concern (especia
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Could be useful. Have you thought of the use cases for this? Does it do anything more intelligent other than using the API to search for the keyword on Wiki and YT?
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Don't know much about No on S. 2823 but you would think that more focus should be on enforcing what's there already than to add more restrictions and rules.
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Very useful guide. Colour is such an integral part of good UX.
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Are real estate (+recruitment) agents still relevant in the age of tech?(forbes.com)
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Five of the scariest predictions about artificial intelligence(cnbc.com)
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Pretty crazy to believe that the whole Brexit process could be agreed in 2 years even if there wasn't much difference in opinion on both sides. Certainly will put off any other EU country from thinking of triggering article 50.
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Alleged Crypto scam that promised investors shipwreck gold(cointelegraph.com)
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by al_ramich 8y ago
sure, have shared. good luck.
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by al_ramich 8y ago
bit of cross-selling never harms ;) thanks, will check it out. Already utilising various tools but always keen to find better alternatives.
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Great, very clear and easy to use but are you meant to be able to share this. What is the intended use case?
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Great site, thanks for sharing.
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Well, machine learning and AI, in general, have not evloved significantly over the past few decades, we have however advanced the computational power and have enough data to compute it on to start seeing real benefits. What is most signifi
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Great, are you on Twitter? happy to mention you
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by al_ramich 8y ago
That is pretty awesome, well done. Great idea as well and that has to be some sort of record from nothing to some revenue in a few weeks...
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Pretty fascinating to see all the applications of Salt. You would think that the food industry is the largest application but not quite https://eusalt.com/sites/default/files/page-documents/Salt%2...
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Not sure I implied that Boston Robotics dogs have dog level intelligence but you have to admit that they are making fascinating progress around HW and robotics. SW/AI side is definitely still at the basic, single function type of inte
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by al_ramich 8y ago
Think there are a few of those around already. Guys at Boston D seem to have a keen interest in creating dog-level general AIs with some pretty impressive robotics HW.

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