@TerryB- I thought it meant either you were a fan or you had a gambling addiction. :)
In reply to: Re: March Madness
Dave, I'm curious what you think it means when I take off Thur & Fri on opening weekend of NCAA BB tournament and watch games from 11am to 11pm for four straight days? That I secretly wish I was 6'8", had a 45" vertical,...
In reply to: March Madness
I'm definitely with you on this one, Dave. While the research in itself is certainly interesting (I think you could research nearly any topic and turn up something useful/interesting), a quote from one of the students shows...
In reply to: Re: Geekend: Binge Watching TV A Sign Of Depression
Working for a small veteran owned consulting firm, I was not surprised when they asked me to manage an entire account for them. I accepted, pending financial detail agreement. Six months later they had...
In reply to: Another Reason
Reddit AMAs definitely have a unique personal feel to them, but Bill Gates tends to come off as a down-to-earth, well learned person in other interviews I've seen as well. He doesn't seem content to rest on his success,...
In reply to: Re: Bill Gates: Fears AI, Likes Bitcoint, Loves Dogs
> If the digital presence exists in the form of 360 degrees whereby > you're able to see the brand on all social media you use, popular > websites you browse, blogs you read and apps you use, do you > not think...
In reply to: Re: Digital activity and relationship -- 2 different things
I agree that driving related jobs are going to start disappearing soon, but it will be gradual. It's not like automated cars are very good - yet. Even when they can drive perfectly on motorways, they'll suck in poor weather...
In reply to: Truckers
I'm not so wary of AI that will get "out of control," as I think we're a long way off artificial organisms that can think outside of their intended function, or "break" programming, in the same sense that I can't change...
In reply to: AI
At this point I think its too early to say how the CDS will evolve. In organizations I have seen with the position, it still reports to the CIO. Personally, I think the integration of data scientist into various lines of...
In reply to: Undecided
All reports of "technology is going to take away all our jobs" are simplistic and don't take into account how the economy works. We have plenty of examples in history of disruptive technology that displaced workers but...
In reply to: Too Simplistic
@mak63, you bring up some very good points. The guys who are pushing AI and technology are the same guys warning us about letting it get out of control. On one hand this sounds like they are aware that what they...
In reply to: Re: AI & Cortana
@H@mmy
Microsoft will reveal more details on the SDK in Build 2015. You could register or watch the livestream. I take that back, you can not register. It's sold out! Livestream it is then.
In reply to: Re: Development
"They need mobile versions of their exclusive games, and they need to make sure they have a core of apps that no one can top." @David: I think that does sound like a valid suggestion and something they should look to consider....
In reply to: Re: Xbox
"Chase made the decision due to what it called a "lack of users" for the app. JPMorgan Chase is the largest bank in the US. That says something. Repeat this scenario ad nauseam and you get the picture." @David: I think...
In reply to: Incentivizing users
"Holo Lens will obviously cost more than Google Glass, and if Glass was generally too expensive for the consumer, how can Holo Lens succeed in that environment?" @Gary: I think the price is normally kept high at the start...
In reply to: Re: For the Consumer?
"I do wonder how much does it cost to set up its infrastructure to work and what strategy microsoft will use to support it." @Pedro: I think if Microsoft really wants to make it a platform for the masses and does not want...
In reply to: Re: Development
He (Gates) sides with Elon Musk and others on the idea that machine intelligence poses a risk, and doesn't understand why more people aren't concerned. Maybe because we don't live in the same world as them or perhaps we...
In reply to: AI & Cortana
"But this is not the kinds of things that an IT officer can say to a Marketing officer. From IT Manager to Marketing Manager and from CIO to CMO yes." @Nasimson: I agree that these suggestions can only be made on a strategic...
In reply to: Re: very original message
"More digital activity does not establish relationship. Relationship is hard to come by, not achieved with the press of the send button. Hiding behind digital activity generates the "non-relationship" you don't want to build." @Charlie:...
In reply to: Re: Digital activity and relationship -- 2 different things
I wonder if Google (or MSFT in this story) would have more success if they tried to sell consumers on the concept of augmeted reality with a product that excludes the camera. This would allow consumers to purchase...
In reply to: Camera is too socially aggressive! Move more slowly...
Good points. However, the article falls in the same trap of "if its outside my premise its cloud". Then by all definition datacenter outsourcing where service provider hosts for clients or managed hosting should be cloud...
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