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3/1/2016
01:31 PM
Brian Moore
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Comic: Flashy Data Science

Big Data has plenty of hype, but when it gets to the details, sometimes data scientists are ignored.

The next level of hype for data science.

Brian Moore is a cartoonist and illustrator. His first brush with the world of IT was a very part-time gig applying software patches on a TRS-80 Model III. The patches were about four lines long and arrived in the mail, typed on letterhead. He has since moved on to computers ... View Full Bio
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Michelle
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Michelle,
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3/26/2016 | 2:35:04 PM
Re: But:
@Joe ...watch out!

 
Joe Stanganelli
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Joe Stanganelli,
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3/19/2016 | 6:44:30 AM
Re: Cartoon
@dbrisco: I'm not so sure.  Compare the shape and compare the quality of the "electrical bolts" with pictures. 
Joe Stanganelli
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Joe Stanganelli,
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3/19/2016 | 6:40:27 AM
Re: But:
I thought Flash was bad for security.  ;)
Michelle
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Michelle,
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3/7/2016 | 1:09:07 PM
Re: But:
Add a little flash to your next presentation...
dbrisco863
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dbrisco863,
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3/4/2016 | 11:15:31 AM
Cartoon
Actually what is pictured in the cartoon is a Van De Graff generator.
vnewman2
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vnewman2,
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3/2/2016 | 3:33:40 PM
Re: But:
"...But it wouldn't hurt.."
Susan Fourtané
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Susan Fourtané,
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3/2/2016 | 3:32:53 PM
Tesla
But Technorati, what kind of CEO is that? Everyone knows Tesla. :) /Susan
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jastroff,
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3/2/2016 | 10:13:50 AM
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Has data science run away with itself? Data scientists overhyped? Insecure?
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Technocrati,
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3/1/2016 | 6:09:40 PM
Re: But:
On Second thought he or she is proabably driving one.....
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Technocrati,
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3/1/2016 | 6:08:28 PM
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Besides the CEO probably doesn't know who Tesla is anyway.....

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