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Fred Oliveira 🧠
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Fred Oliveira 🧠
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perpetual 0 to 1 machine, working towards better AI futures. @lisbonai_ @capitalfactory @snyksec @gumroad @techcrunch @oreillymedia
Joined September 2006
- Replying to @sean_antrim and @BernieSandersYo Sean. The planet isn’t political. We all share it, regardless of our political stances. Stop being an idiot who thinks that because you lean one way economically, you also have to also be anti-everyone else.
- Replying to @elonmusk and @videotech_How are you supposed to trust a platform that abandons actual identity verification? Twitter never actually tried to scale true verification, and now you're straight-up tearing it down. How you conflate these 2 ideas is beyond me.
- Reality is every manufacturer wants to say they’re a part of IoT. But they also want complete control, their own protocol, and their data.
- Replying to @lexfridman @BjornLomborg and @RevkinI understand that you want to understand rather than divide, but data is data, Lex. You don't have to host people who make misleading (or plain false) claims. As a man of science, I would assume you're interested in defending the scientific method, no?
- We live in 2016. We have self-driving cars and iPhones without headphone jacks. But HTML email is still complete garbage.
- "and don't forget to 👏 smash 👏 the like and subscribe buttons under this video - that means a lot"
- we're spoiled idiots. We call a dual-core smartphone with a 8mp camera + software that interprets language + fits in pocket "disappointing".
- Just read this on a blog: ‘Soon every device with a sensor will blend seamlessly into the Internet of Things’. Dreaming is alive and well.
- Replying to @chrismessina and @alex193aWait— who is the wise man in this one?
- Replying to @m_franceschettiI'd love to talk to whoever did the data analysis on this and concluded that a chart showing the change from last year's change was the right way to represent this information. This is going to be horribly misinterpreted, and at a glance, paints the wrong picture.