the_data_department

The ordinary adventures of John and his team in the department of cloud-based data-driven AI-enabled magic

[the_data_department @tddcomics]

I created a satirical CEO simulator game that puts you in the shoes of a startup CEO for 14 days. #startups #jobsimulator

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The feature we've all been waiting for.. in a way nobody expected #chatgpt #ChatGPTPlus

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@AngrySysOps haha nailed it :)

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AI is taking our jobs. again.

#ChatGPT #chatgpt3 #AI #DataScience

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What do you do on your sick leave?

[Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves]

How many users does Twitter really have❓

Depending on where you look, Twitter has 300-400 million users. @elonmusk says that Twitter claims >95% of these are "real, unique humans"... 🤖

...but Elon doesn't believe this. 🤷‍♂️

Here is my challenge/offer to @twitter and @paraga:

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@DVCorg why should I choose DVC instead of event sourcing?

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@qlee50 @fchollet I'm interested in this as well

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@statsepi @betanalpha or Carbon?

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@nixcraft I thought you going to choose that

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Have you started working on CarboML yet?

#carbon #cplusplus #computervision #deeplearning

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@nixcraft The best one for ranting about the kernel PRs quality

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@choldgraf omg, where is this?

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@nixcraft and are you a sysad?

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@y0b1byte I'm only interested in @SchmidhuberAI vote:)

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@nixcraft Deadlocks

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@luca_cloud I've read this too and it's amazing. Pure gold

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@RealGeneKim NASA back in the 1960s, it was really a different world. I worked on really unstructured approaches to software in the 1970s and very structured waterfall approaches in the 1980s, before moving to a more rapid, more agile way in the 1990s - Jim Highsmith (Apollo + Agile manifesto

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@betanalpha I like the original Matlab logo more :)