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So, Twitch and the NFL teamed up to offer livestreaming football, but instead of network announcers in suits streaming the game, we got Twitch users to come in and stream it themselves on their own channel and interact with their community and make it a real multiplayer experience.
Nobody has yet built an artificial network with 86 billion neurons, but as computing technology improves, it may be possible to keep track of such massive data sets.
Because imagine what we would learn if we built out a global network of concerned citizens who wanted to donate their social data to science.
And when you're out of the hotspot, you're on the regular cellular network.
So if you start a call on your cellular network and you come home, you keep being billed.
In the wake of all this, Verizon, the most calcified, corporate, conservative carrier of all, said, "You can use any phone you want on our network."
The part of your brain called the DMN, default mode network, which is the interaction between multiple areas in your brain, which is active during, sort of, ideation, creative thinking in terms of divergent thinking and daydreaming, is now being upregulated.
In fact, the activity across the brains of all these people was so correlated that we're able to train an artificial neural network to predict whether or not people are experiencing awe to an accuracy of 75 percent on average, with a maximum of 83 percent.
Now if you separate between the two, you could actually answer the need for a convenient car by creating a network, by creating a network before the cars show up.
The network has two components in them.
So what we added is a second element to our network, which is a battery swap system.
And I realized it's not just made of models and classifiers for the neural network.
And I thought the women's network volunteers came up with a great idea.
And this is a distributed network.
Now, every home electrical system becomes an intelligent network.
Then it goes to a network operations center, where they get your data from your patient database that's been put in at some central location, say, in the United States.
The classic media problem, from the 20th century is, how does an organization have a message that they want to get out to a group of people distributed at the edges of a network.
The really crazy change is here: it's the fact that they are no longer disconnected from each other, the fact that former consumers are now producers, the fact that the audience can talk directly to one another; because there is a lot more amateurs than professionals, and because the size of the network, the complexity of the network is actually the square of the number of participants, meaning that the network, when it grows large, grows very, very large.
First: network, network, network.
No one ever builds a career without a good mentor or a good support network.
But this would reveal that he was just a pawn at the end of a counterfeiting network spanning three continents, and he was just the first loose thread that I'd started to pull on in the hope that it would all unravel.
A company makes a Lattix pillar, which is a network, a lattice-type pillar that collapses when it's hit.
And yet, you put them together in a particular network, and what you get is the capacity to write Romeo and Juliet.
And to try to understand how you can put together simple units, simple messages over space and time, in a network, and get this amazing human capacity to think about minds.
But at the heart of this, is the offshore banking network.
There is a supply-demand disconnect, with the vast majority of automotive spending on the continent today, essentially funding an international network of car exporters instead of fueling the growth of local industry.
Enabling better access to transport is all about strengthening this public transit network, empowering local entrepreneurs who already offer similar services in their communities to operate these services more profitably and more widely.
They had a "Let's build a global network" club, and it worked out very well.
They had one great limitation and one great freedom as they tried to conceive of a global network.
No particular amount of capital to invest, of the sort that for a physical network you might need for trucks and people and a hub to move packages around overnight.
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