The journalism term for stories like this. "A ball-tearer of a yarn": smh.com.au/nsw/steven-spaliv…
Microsoft Azure's Mark Russinovich: If you’re not using AI and your competitors are, they're gonna leave you behind: australianroboticsreview.com…
Had never seen this. Yikes! What Cobra venom does to blood: youtu.be/4WvnjCkLbvY Or is it a scam?
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Using AI to predict which soldier is the violent killer: australianroboticsreview.com…
This is so good for motor-racing - the team, not the crash: smh.com.au/sport/motorsport/…
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Sam de Brito retweeted
The future. Big car launches are *software* updates. nitter.gq/elonmusk/status/653005…
Cracking yarn by Rachel Olding in today's Sun-Herald: smh.com.au/nsw/steven-spaliv… @smh
@shopwitchell And in their defence, there is no such thing as a lazy editor at Fairfax. Overworked, yes. Under-resourced, yes. Lazy? Nope.
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@shopwitchell There's always two, sometimes three different versions, as well. Sydney print, Melbourne print. And online.
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It doesn't really matter who kills Kurds, does it? The world is unified by its passivity on the subject of our largest nationless people.
@shopwitchell I just send off the copy mate. After that it could well be routed through Pluto and mimed by elephants for all I know.
"The common factor between extremist teens"? I would have thought it was religion: smh.com.au/national/all-teen…
Controlled crying just seemed like controlled cruelty, denying my kid the one thing she wants; mummy or daddy: smh.com.au/comment/why-paren…
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Why parents should share a bed with their children smh.com.au/comment/why-paren… via @smh
If you have an international share trading account, do they give you a better rate if you wanna invest on a European exchange?
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SA intros bill last month to allow driverless cars on public roads. NSW wants to build a stadium: australianroboticsreview.com… …
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