What good is data if you don't know what to do with it? @danonions explains the ways #AI and #Automation can improve your ability to make #DataDrivenDecisions in his article for @ToolboxforB2B.
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@SuttonCouncil I am trying to get a weekend slot for Kimpton Way recycling centre - even for next weekend this is showing as booked or is it because it’s too soon to book?
Impossible is not a fact. It’s an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration. It’s a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary.
Impossible is nothing. —Muhammad Ali
A key indicator of an unhealthy intellectual atmosphere is when people hesitate to point out blatant factual inaccuracies because they worry that people with real political or cultural power will read this as evidence of insufficient ideological loyalty and punish them for it.
The salient fact about the British & slavery is not that we practised it (so did every civilisation in history) but that we abolished it. The salient fact about the British Empire was not its existence (it was the universal model) but its largely peaceful & voluntary dismantling.
Some sympathy with protests, certainly in USA, but also as demonstrations of solidarity internationally. But this frenzied iconoclasm? Fury by statue-smashers seems more about sanitising history than fighting today's racism. Any Orwellian war on past smacks of Year Zero nihilism
I grew up in Bristol. I detest how Edward Colston profited from the slave trade.
But, THIS IS NOT OK.
If Bristolians wants to remove a monument it should be done democratically - not by criminal damage.
Those who hate Cummings will regard that as a car crash. Those who admire him will see his explanations as entirely reasonable. Each side will regard the other as "mad", possibly "contemptible". This is the reality of echo chambers in a digital world #cummingsPRESSconference
"Systems thinking is too advanced for undergraduates" an economics professor once told me.
I just taught the basics of feedback loops to my 11 y.o. twins and then they drew this.
It's time to teach & use the tools we all need for the complex challenges we face now & ahead.
Legacy code will haunt you for decades to come. What we build today, may be puzzling architects and engineers in another 40 years.. Be kind to your future self :-) https://t.co/ImVnVOMb4w