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Lowe’s Offers a Grim Lesson in the Perils of Outdated Tech(washingtonpost.com)
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The Environmental Case for Composting Your Body(gq.com)
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What Was It Like When Human Civilization Reached Its Pinnacle?(forbes.com)
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Amazon’s German AI Research Program(politico.eu)
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The way we measure time and distance is changing(qz.com)
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Washington becomes first state to legalize human composting(seattletimes.com)
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China awaits third genetically modified baby amid questions of CRISPR's ethics(cnbc.com)
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Comcast reportedly expanding into health care with new smart speaker(venturebeat.com)
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Your Company Needs a Process for Offboarding Employees Gracefully(hbr.org)
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Do It in Software or Hardware? VR Audio Takes on the Perennial Question(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Chevy's safety feature won't let teens drive without seat belts(engadget.com)
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GDPR a Year Later(forbes.com)
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SpinCycle: Bicycle-powered clothes washing for the developing world(spincycleproject.wordpress.com)
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Our Motion Through Space Isn’t a Vortex, but Something Far More Interesting(forbes.com)
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The AI Supply Chain Runs on Ignorance(theatlantic.com)
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The 400-year old science joke behind Nasa’s Juno mission (2016)(businessinsider.com)
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by myinnerbanjo 7y ago
I recently moved to Canada from the US, and there's stores here that do the coin-deposit for shopping carts--and have folks bag their own groceries. I know the latter would save money, but the former makes sense, too--labor costs are h
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by myinnerbanjo 7y ago
That's very true. But remember what former House Speaker Tip O'Neil said--all politics is local. It's a great way to learn and practice. Scalability? Well, I think that went out the window with President Trump (respectfully,
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We learned how to act for motion capture(businessinsider.com)
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Microsoft’s AI for Accessibility winners: ‘ Be seen as the person you are’(news.microsoft.com)
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Why are so many people running for president and so few for mayor?(niemanlab.org)
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Cultivating the next gen of coders – ninja style(news.microsoft.com)
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Hershey changing chocolate bar design for the first time ever, adding emojis(entrepreneur.com)
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Private jet flight attendant shares her flying confessions(cnn.com)
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Microsoft’s First Windows XP Patch in Years Is a Bad Sign(wired.com)
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by myinnerbanjo 7y ago
Original article on Microsoft's AI Blog: https://blogs.microsoft.com/ai/bing-vector-search/
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The new “sharecroppers”: AI programs powered by thousands of low wage workers(axios.com)
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There's a Hole in Mars' Atmosphere That Spits Hydrogen into Space(livescience.com)
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9/11 health crisis: Death toll from illness nears number killed on day of (2016)(theguardian.com)
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AI glass boxes: Open sourcing a library to enable intelligibility in ML(microsoft.com)
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