0 0 Read Time:5 Minute, 54 Second Platys is a tool created by Guido Schmutz, architect and data specialist at Accenture and frequent teacher at various universities. In order to be able to quickly create an environment to investigate a tool, build a proof of concept with a specific combination of technologies or provide all […]
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Google I/O and the Coming AI Battles – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
Some things in tech are shocking, but not surprising — think of a CEO of a struggling company losing their job. Sure, the news is unexpected, but it makes sense if you think about it. Other news, though, is shocking and surprising, and Google’s February keynote in Paris — which appeared to be a panicked […]
Audio-Technica announces its AT2040USB Hypercardioid Dynamic USB Microphone
With an onslaught of live streamers and creators, Audio-Technica knows that good sound is just as important as interesting content and high-quality video. I would argue that outstanding audio is far more critical than video, but I digress. This microphone, the AT2040USB Hypercardioid Dynamic USB Microphone, combines the broadcast-quality performance of the AT2040 dynamic microphone […]
Try out NocoDB–open source low code database backed application development in Gitpod workspace – AMIS, Data Driven Blog
0 0 Read Time:2 Minute, 7 Second That is a long title. In this article, I introduce a Gitpod workspace (cloud based ephemeral development environment) in which you can try out NocoDB – an open source low code application development platform. This is an overview of the workspace: Note: Gitpod is a web service for […]
The Unified Content Business Model – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
In 2017 BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti declared that “if you’re thinking about an electorate and you’re thinking about the public and you’re thinking about people being informed, the subscription model in media does not help inform the broad public”; in 2017 The Athletic CEO Alex Mather went in the opposite direction, telling me in a […]
Brave Search now uses its own index, jettison’s Bing indexing
Brave Search has made a significant move to complete independence this week by finally jettisoning Bing indexing. Brave browser has been around for some time now, and the company has been hard at work developing its own search engine, Brave Search. Find out more about the differences between search engines and browsers here. Estimated reading […]
Graph Database style explorations of relational database with Formula One data– Oracle Database 23c Property Graph – AMIS, Data Driven Blog
0 0 Read Time:3 Minute, 33 Second The core Formula One data could be represented in a graph like this: Drivers compete in races that are hosted on circuits. A result is achieved by the driver (position and points for the championship). If this is the graph, some questions can easily be answered: With whom […]
AI, NIL, and Zero Trust Authenticity – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
Drake and The Weeknd collaborated on a new song and I am told it is a banger: This video blew up on social media the day after Drake declared in a soon-deleted Instagram Story — written in response to another AI-generated song — that “This is the final straw AI”: This is, needless to say, […]
YouTube is offering more features to Premium members
YouTube Premium has been available for some time. If you’re constantly watching YouTube, this is a fantastic service. Over and above YouTube, some features subscribers get include an ad-free experience, offline and background play, and uninterrupted music. YouTube is introducing five new features for current and new Premium subscribers. Estimated reading time: 2 minutes The […]
The team has agreed …– the power of suggested recollection – AMIS, Data Driven Blog
0 0 Read Time:2 Minute, 19 Second I am not normally a cynic. I trust people’s good intentions. However, I am a little suspicious when an argument in favor or against a specific way of doing something boils down to: “we, the team, have agreed…” (or various flavors that use decided, concluded etc). It may […]