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theiz
4mo ago
There are Android e-Readers, like Boox, but that does not imply it is easy to do fun stuff. Seems pretty locked down. I have a PocketBook myself, no complaints there and you can install software (at least I can on the one I have but it is
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theiz
4mo ago
One of the biggest commodity trading companies is in Minnesota (Cargill), where I would think that commodities are a prediction market too: They predict the harvest and relate that to a future price. Also there are quite some real estate in
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theiz
5mo ago
What I see use an immense amount of bugs and security issues that can be found much easier now then even before, because of AI. Also I see less trust in using AI in direct coding, because there are many examples of code additions that brea
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theiz
8mo ago
It can be combined with rules as a pre-condition. For example: I have a CC box where mail is moved to where I am in CC. As I am mentioned in CC, I do not expect immediate action is required, and I will postpone the activity of reading or ot
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theiz
9mo ago
Or do things that actually work. Why, for example, can I not translate a PowerPoint using Copilot in Powerpoint? Why do I need to save it, then upload it into ChatGPT, translate it, then download it again, and open it in PowerPoint for furt
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theiz
10mo ago
I think what he does is thinking in possibilities, just what an entrepreneur should do.
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theiz
10mo ago
I had a discussion yesterday with someone that owns a company creating PowerPoints for customers. As you might understand, that is also a business that is to be hit hard by AI. What he does is offer an AI entry level option, where basically
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theiz
10mo ago
Nice tech! Would be great if this can also work on factual data, like design drawings. With that it could be used for BIM and regulatory use. For example to showcase to residents how a new residential area will look that is planned. Or to t
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theiz
2y ago
Because there is a huge market for resume builders and career guidance where AI can play a role. Using LinkedIn you can measure success and network performance and correlate that to the resume and posted content.
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theiz
2y ago
Of all this amazing stuff, I learned today they were considering using solar panels on a zeppelin in 1936. I really though solar panels were from the 1980’s onwards.
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theiz
3y ago
This does need the context that you would communicate much more with your hive then just death and weddings. You need to build a relation with them. Ask permission to enter the hive, take good care of them, all that. And yes, there are peop
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theiz
3y ago
If you ever went 4x4 driving, you use driver / passenger to indicate the direction someone has to go to. This is because the navigation often is done from someone standing outside the car, where using left/right can be rather conf
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theiz
4y ago
The assumption following this revaluation is that this is an incentive for Apple to keep this secondary market as small as possible. A google search in ios safari means a revenue for Apple. Another browser does not. With this, there is a do
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theiz
4y ago
Although I like most of the posting, some thoughts: First of all, we think with all inventions we have excluded human beings from being required. In the end we get more efficient, but we still need workers. The trend though is to go to core
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theiz
4y ago
And don’t forget the energy and materials you need to build something where you can actually grow things indoors. Total waste of so many things here. We know that we can grow stuff in greenhouses. We know wheat is a cheap commodity too, wh
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theiz
4y ago
Depends on your role. I (ea for quite a big company) use the time to discuss strategy and roadblocks. Additionally I address personal development if required. For myself I want to also check if I am doing the right things (by now I do know
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theiz
4y ago
On a scale where 1 is important and 12 is not so important: 1 to 10: sales, marketing and profitability 11; scalability (tech and org) 12: future roadmap Then the other stuff, but that is not so important.
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theiz
4y ago
I do not agree with the CTO comparison looking at your examples. It seems you are a very broad tactical specialist. For CTO roles you however also need to be able to set a strategy, I do not see that. Frankly if you would be able to do that
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theiz
4y ago
This is quite common in Europe, not sure on other areas now. These are people that have worked as account manager and decided to start their own business. I know one that has worked for Accenture, one ex Microsoft. They work for a percentag
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theiz
4y ago
Starting any business is very very very hard work. Creating a new product from nothing, is very very hard work. Combining the 2 means you have an insane amount of work to do. That leaves you to be CEO and R&D and manufacturing. How do
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theiz
4y ago
I noticed the bargain bin in the hardware store often just gives you the illusion of buying cheap. In reality you just get crap for a price that is higher then the branded tools
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theiz
4y ago
I don’t think you have read the article. TomTom is changing from navigation device maker, to map maker. They already did that, Apple Maps uses TomTom data for example. There is however a new market that will grow: autonomous driving vehicle
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theiz
4y ago
Wish there was some AI tool that could do some proper ligne Claire. It seems to be quite impossible. Oh, as is Escher, but I do understand that one.
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4y ago
I really wish there was a normal conversation on this topic. If you would state that it might be better to offer vaccinations to the 50+ a few months back, you were an anti-vaxxer. That wording alone is also just to ridicule everyone that i
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4y ago
There is the big blind spot for governments. Tried to get attention to this too with the covid QR system: they say it is safe for privacy, but it demands you to use an app for that on a smartphone (the paper alternative is not privacy frien
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theiz
4y ago
Probably because the AI thinks it is better to ignore your input because it can be profitable to give you the Pinterest results.
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theiz
4y ago
Google has these options, but these are solved by AI. So with that you come in a catch22: people want personalised content, but rather not have their data given away. If you open YouTube without login, you get all kind of rubbish so you wan
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theiz
5y ago
Drupal has some distributions aimed on this. You can look here: https://www.drupal.org/project/project_distribution?f%5B0%5D... Or build yourself using modules on a vanilla drupal.
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theiz
5y ago
Quite convinced we have to prepare on getting infected some time. Covid will be around for the coming years and years. Nice that you have less chance of getting that, and then what? You can’t walk around with a mask indefinitely. Saw anothe
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theiz
5y ago
I live in the Netherlands. We speak dutch. This makes it quite handy to pick fake reviews since these are (almost) always bad translations. Why does no one look outside the main language areas and compare these? Most reviews are on global s
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