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by mehh 7y ago
We have largely given up in the UK at present, only get tested if you're hospitalised.
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by mehh 7y ago
You don't have to use a single Ontology for your data. You can pick and choose a range of Ontologies or parts of, and the version of which that you like. I would argue its more flexible than getting data from a source where you pegged
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by mehh 7y ago
>It is not hard to imagine your Web-enabled microwave oven consulting the frozen-food manufacturer's Web site for optimal cooking parameters. >This is Berners-Lee being visionary about the potential of a world-wide network of com
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by mehh 7y ago
I'm not sure that because Semantic Web didn't work that implies the technologies don't work. The Semantic Web isn't the technologies it was an initiative. Having said that the technologies you mentioned do have developer
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by mehh 7y ago
What do you mean by us AI? Do you mean a Neural Network or something else, I find the use of the broad term AI a bit weird, there is lots of stuff that can fit under the AI category.
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by mehh 7y ago
But you were talking to a clueless bank clerk, not their Chief Infosec Officer, so not really that significant.
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by mehh 7y ago
damn right!
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by mehh 7y ago
Watch the video, its much clearer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWIeTMklzNg
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by mehh 7y ago
Hi I just see a website that doesn't seem to anything particularly interesting with a CA, is there a paper that explains what's going on (I might have missed the link, but I did look).
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by mehh 7y ago
Are there any instances of that actually happening, in regards to a book being treated as a database? It kinda makes sense, Guinness Book of Records, being an example.
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by mehh 7y ago
Don't assume what motivated you as an engineer applies to others.
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by mehh 7y ago
Specialization is for insects...nice!
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by mehh 7y ago
I really really doubt it, the theory is reasonable, the implementation (Ethereum) is flawed.
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by mehh 7y ago
I've seen zero marketing for it in UK, no one I've spoken to about it knows what it is, so not surprising.
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by mehh 7y ago
So DataStudio, how long do we give that?
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by mehh 7y ago
sounds like they did humanity a service by shutting those things down
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by mehh 7y ago
Smart move by them, just because someone can build an app doesn't mean they should. The amount of VBA stuff kicking around in enterprises is a nightmare!
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by mehh 7y ago
I prefer making the distributed club sandwich analogy ...
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by mehh 7y ago
But thanks for sharing!
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by mehh 7y ago
Why is it that now AI is a hot topic all these physicist and other scientist are suddenly all chipping in with their opinions like they have substantive opinions about the subject? Sure they understand maths, but there is a lot more to th
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by mehh 7y ago
I see, not exactly a well informed opinion from what I can see, but each to their own :)
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by mehh 7y ago
There are Cybernetics departments, where people get degrees in Cybernetics!
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by mehh 7y ago
It is weird how off that statement is, its practically the opposite of the philosophy of Cybernetics!
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by mehh 7y ago
Do elaborate?
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by mehh 7y ago
Aspiration is a large part of advertising. It's not just that you won't go out but that Mercades, most of us never will be able to afford one, but we all know its a luxurious product, a sign of wealth and 'doing well'.
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by mehh 7y ago
This is exactly why TV advertising is still important to those brands!
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by mehh 7y ago
Cheaper than TV per eyeball, typically no, minimum spend on TV is higher because of the minimum purchase (i.e. number of impacts for your demographic for a spot is typically high). TV typically caters for the big brands who want the mass pu
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by mehh 7y ago
So who was the developer of this app, I assume the transport company outsourced it?
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by mehh 7y ago
So I assume this is a rebranding of some other open source project with the amazon brand stuck on it, or is it actually something distinct?
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by mehh 7y ago
Not gonna happen!

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