Name: Enabling Enterprise Adoption of AI Technologies by O'Reilly Radar in Ai
Duration: 34 min 35 s
Description: In this episode of the O’Reilly Data Show, I spoke withJana Eggers, CEO of Nara Logics. Eggers’ involvement with AI dates back to her days as a researcher at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. Most recently she has been helping companies across many industries adopt AI technologies as a way to enable a range of intelligent data applications.

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This is a Piano Cover of a recent song from Top Gun: Maverick, Lady Gaga - Hold My Hand but WITH A TWIST AT THE END!  Do let me know if they go well with each other in the comments section!

Enjoy and have a great week ahead!

#topgun #ladygaga #holdmyhand

Lady Gaga - Hold My Hand from Top Gun: Maverick  WITH A TWIST AT THE END | Piano Cover

Lady Gaga - Hold My Hand from Top Gun: Maverick  WITH A TWIST AT THE END | Piano Cover

Jane Foster was introduced as the love interest of the superhero Thor, but now in the MCU Jane has picked up mjolnir and become a superhero herself. Learn the Marvel Comics history of Jane Foster before Thor Love and Thunder hits!     &nbsp;  Join #MarvelClub for the full THOR experience & more: &nbsp; &nbsp;      GHL RECOMMENDED READING from this episode:&nbsp; Follow the show on TWITTER -&nbsp; Visit our Facebook fan page:&nbsp; You can find Ashley at&nbsp;&nbsp;and Jason at&nbsp;. Thanks for showing up to class today. Class is dismissed!

419: Jane Foster (Thor)

JaMychal Green - introductory press conference (8/1/22)

Your iPhone and iPad are more capable than you may know! Mikah and Rosemary are here to walk through helpful hidden abilities that allow you to multitask better, copy/paste text with gestures, undo a calculator mistake, adjust the slow-motion portion of your videos, and more!<ul> 
<li>Multitasking in iPadOS with Split View, Side Over, and Center Window</li> 
<li>Finger gestures for copying and pasting text</li> 
<li>Trimming video length and extending/shortening slo-mo sections</li> 
<li>Accessibility Shortcut options that are handy for anyone</li></ul> 
News<ul> 
<li>Live Activities now available in the beta 4 version of iOS 16 </li> 
<li>Apple makes changes to unsending/editing texts in iOS 16</li> 
<li>Apple has released an official video aimed at guiding people who are switching to iPhone</li></ul> 
Shortcuts<ul> 
<li>Russ wants to convert a Mac shortcut into a button on his Stream Deck device</li> 
<li>Ken wants to know if the Arrive &amp; Leave shortcuts require manual input during Wi-Fi activation</li> 
<li>Mikah recommends Camelcamelcamel for tracking Amazon prices</li></ul> 
Feedback &amp; Questions<ul> 
<li>Tracy wants to know if there's a way to simplify an Apple Watch for an 80-year-old mother while keeping the time/date/call features</li> 
<li>Stephen thinks that Apple's Continuity Camera feature should be applied to the iPad</li></ul> 
App Caps<ul> 
<li>Rosemary: Focused Work</li> 
<li>Mikah: Speeko</li></ul> 
  
Hosts: <a href="https://twit.tv/people/mikah-sargent">Mikah Sargent</a> and <a href="https://twit.tv/people/rosemary-orchard">Rosemary Orchard</a> 
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iOS Today 613: iOS: Hidden Gestures & Features

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Bills pile up. Savings accounts go down. Marriages go south. Pandemics rage. Work goes off the rails. Stress goes off the charts. Suddenly, you feel powerless to calm life's chaos. It's all too much to take on by yourself. But pastor and bestselling author Max Lucado has great news for you—Help Is Here.

Now more than ever, we're all weary from the loads we carry and the challenges we face. We have questions we cannot answer and problems we cannot solve. We'd hoped that life would be an invigorating adventure or an inspiring journey. We never expected to grow so tired so quickly. But Max teaches us that we can find fresh strength and purpose in the power of the Holy Spirit.

The Bible makes more than a hundred references to the Holy Spirit, and Jesus says more about the Spirit than he does about the church, marriage, finances, and the future. But do we really know the Spirit? In Help Is Here, Max will give you the tools and encouragement you need to:

Learn who the Spirit is and how the Spirit can help
Become joyful, enthusiastic, and empowered as you draw closer to God
Confidently take on any difficulty with the power of the Spirit
Discover your unique gifts and purpose to further God's kingdom
Help Is Here reminds us that our Good Shepherd doesn't just feed us; he leads us. He does more than correct us; he directs us. God keeps us on track—and best of all, he's commissioned the Holy Spirit to guide us down the winding roads of life, wherever they may lead us.

No more walking this path alone. No more carrying weight you were not intended to bear. It's time for you to enjoy the presence of the Holy Spirit and experience the vigorous life he offers. You can rest easy knowing that Help Is Here.

HELP IS HERE by Max Lucado | Chapter One

Audio example to accompany the October 2022 Sound On Sound magazine article.

No Melodyne

Solen stiger upp över åsen och belyser staden bakifrån i gryningen, fjorden i dimma, tycks oändligt stor. Det känns som slutet på en väg.
Trondheim, vandrarnas och pilgrimernas stad. I Barockplanens stränga inre finns smitvägar som en undervegetation. Trondheim gör motstånd, odlar sin undervegetation. 

Men här finns också liberalismens grepp om sinnena. Staden är börs och katedral, säger någon. Det är business, cynism och spekulation, i skuggan av Nidarosdomen, mitt i det landskap som är som en amfiteater.

Studenterna skrålar från ett fönster i Möllenberg.  En gång i tiden bodde arbetare på dessa bakgårdar, trång och mörkt. Idag präglas området, av många små fastighetsägare – och intresset här är att så mycket som möjligt tjäna pengar på studenter. Möllenberg är både historiskt och i nutid en plats för spekulation i människors mest basala behov, att bo.

Den här liberalismens grepp om sinnena väcker ju motstånd i olika tider, som är synliga i Trondheim. Det tidiga 1900-talets trädgårdsstäder, eller storgårdskvarter till exempel, och idag med föreställningar om ett annat sätt att tänka om städer i Norge i ett experimentområde där man utmanar den idé som har byggt den norska bostadspolitiken och bostadsplaneringen under stora delar av de senare hundra åren, att man ska äga sin lägenhet. Den individuella friheten i det har kommit att ifrågasättas på senare tid. 

I Trondheim finns det en mindre stadsdel som är en bygg manifestation av detta ifrågasättande, det som heter Svartlamoen. Undervegetationen fortsätter att växa i Trondheim, andra vägar är öppna.

#139 Trondheim – Amfiteaterns smitvägar

The boys return with their very own suspiciously high quality asmr. Also Crendor informs Jesse he's a racist, after learning who gives the best massages. Then they talk about a bunch of sports stuff like they know what they are talking about.

Episode 97 - Dewey ASMR

You are my song

In this episode of the O’Reilly Data Show, I spoke withJana Eggers, CEO of Nara Logics. Eggers’ involvement with AI dates back to her days as a researcher at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. Most recently she has been helping companies across many industries adopt AI technologies as a way to enable a range of intelligent data applications.

Enabling Enterprise Adoption of AI Technologies

In this episode of the Data Show, I spoke with Jason Dai, CTO of big data technologies at Intel, and co-chair of Strata + Hadoop World Beijing. Dai and his team are prolific and longstanding contributors to the Apache Spark project. Their early contributions to Spark tended to be on the systems side and included Netty-based shuffle, a fair-scheduler, and the “yarn-client” mode. Recently, they have been contributing tools for advanced analytics. In partnership with major cloud providers in China, they’ve written implementations of algorithmic building blocks and machine learning models that let Apache Spark users scale to extremely high-dimensional models and large data sets. They achieve scalability by taking advantage of things like data sparsity and Intel’s MKL software. Along the way, they’ve gained valuable experience and insight into how companies deploy machine learning models in real-world applications.

Deep Learning for Apache Spark

Thanks to freeways, cities became something to get through instead of something to get to. Now, as the next transportation revolution -- from rivers to trains to cars to autonomous cars -- promises to change the face of our cities, what happens to car culture, infrastructure, and more?

Who owns what, who pays? And what about the design -- and product management -- challenges, whether it's designing for user trust, city adoption, or an ever-moving target thanks to constantly evolving tech?

This episode of the podcast (in conversation with Sonal) covers all this and more, featuring: a16z's Frank Chen, who recently shared 16 questions about autonomous cars; Taggart Matthiesen, director of product at Lyft who covers the core platform as well as development/strategy for autonomous vehicles; and Carl Pope, former executive director and chairman of the Sierra Club -- and author (with former NYC mayor Mike Bloomberg) of the upcoming book Climate of Hope: How Cities Businesses and Citizens Can Save the Planet. Will curb space be the new shelf space? When we value the "iPhone-ness" over the "carness" of cars, what changes? And... will we all drive less, walk more?

a16z Podcast: Cars and Cities, the Autonomy Edition

In this episode of the Data Show, I spoke with Aurélien Géron, a serial entrepreneur, data scientist, and author of a popular, new book entitled "Hands-on Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn and TensorFlow." Géron’s book is aimed at software engineers who want to learn machine learning and start deploying machine learning models in real-world products.

Becoming a Machine Learning Engineer

In this episode of the Data Show, I spoke with Reza Zadeh, adjunct professor at Stanford University, co-organizer of ScaledML, and co-founder of Matroid, a startup focused on commercial applications of deep learning and computer vision. Zadeh also is the co-author of the forthcoming book TensorFlow for Deep Learning (now in early release). Our conversation took place on the eve of the recent ScaledML conference, and much of our conversation was focused on practical and real-world strategies for scaling machine learning. In particular, we spoke about the rise of deep learning, hardware/software interfaces for machine learning, and the many commercial applications of computer vision.

Scaling Machine Learning

In this episode of the Data Show, I spoke with David Ferrucci, founder of Elemental Cognition and senior technologist at Bridgewater Associates. Ferrucci served as principal investigator of IBM’s DeepQA project and led the Watson team that became champion of the Jeopardy! quiz show. Elemental Cognition (EC) is a research group focused on building an AI system that will be equipped with state-of-the-art natural language understanding technologies. Ferrucci envisions that EC will ship with foundational knowledge in many subject areas, but will be able to very quickly acquire knowledge in other (specialized) domains with the help of “human mentors.”

Having built and deployed several prominent AI systems through the years, I also wanted to get Ferrucci’s perspective on the evolution of AI technologies, and how enterprises can take advantage of all the exciting recent developments.

Language Understanding Remains One of AI's Grand Challenges

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O'Reilly Media spreads the knowledge of innovators. At O’Reilly, a big part of our business is paying attention to what’s new and interesting in the world of technology. We have a pretty good record at having anticipated some of the big technology developments in recent history. For instance, we launched the first commercial Web site, GNN, in 1993; we organized the meeting at which the term “open source” was first adopted; we were early investors in Blogger, which helped launch the blogging revolution; and more recently, our Web 2.0 conference launched a world-wide meme. We call this predictive sense the “O’Reilly Radar.” And while we’re certainly not always right, we are, at least, good at making interesting guesses.

Our methodology is simple: we draw from the wisdom of the alpha geeks in our midst, paying attention to what’s interesting to them, amplifying these weak signals, and seeing where they fit into the innovation ecology. Add to that the original research conducted by our Research team, and you start to get a good picture of what the technology world is thinking about.

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