Pokémon Go by the Numbers
Pokémon was many things for me in 1997. As of the past week, it's some new things to the whole world.
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Business on the Cloud
There's a lot of hype concerning "the cloud". A lot of the time, it is just that - "hype". But for many businesses, working on the cloud is the right solution. Tunnelling Solutions is one of these businesses.
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The Science-Fantasy of Artificial Intelligence, part IV
When Neil deGrasse Tyson first started tweeting about the portrayal of science in pop culture, it was a hit. He filled his Twitter feed with live commentary on various movies, the first being Alfonso Cuarón's 2013 film Gravity, with the following statement:
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The Science-Fantasy of Artificial Intelligence, part III
Last time on the blog, we poked around indoor navigating -- a subject near and dear to my expertise, given I once spent eight months straight poring over all the ways one could navigate various luxury malls in Australia, the United States and the U.K. (Next time you're in a major
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2015 - A year in review
While many web tech companies have come and gone, WM Studios has truly stood the test of time, delivering on a multitude of projects throughout it's history, with total project costs in the billions of dollars. 2015 was no exception.
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The Science-Fantasy of Artificial Intelligence, part II
Last week I introduced the topic of artificial intelligence and technological singularities, and why they remain grounded more in fantasy than reality. We continue on that discussion today.
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The Science-Fantasy of Artificial Intelligence, part I
Over a decade ago, as a high school student, I wrote a paper entitled: Technological Singularity and the Tomorrow-land of Today.
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Mozilla Is Shutting down Firefox OS
Mozilla, the company behind Firefox, has announced that they are shutting down Firefox OS. The smartphone-oriented operating system has been first publicly demonstrated in February 2012, and it took another year before it was actually shipped to customers.
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Save the Banana –– or don't!
It’s not unusual to travel the country and see the same sights from coast to coast: a mall might have many of the same stores, a food court might have the same staples. A pharmacy on one end of the country will generally stock the same items in more or less the same order as a ph
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