The journalism term for stories like this. "A ball-tearer of a yarn": smh.com.au/nsw/steven-spaliv…
Microsoft Azure's Mark Russinovich: If you’re not using AI and your competitors are, they're gonna leave you behind: australianroboticsreview.com…
Had never seen this. Yikes! What Cobra venom does to blood: youtu.be/4WvnjCkLbvY Or is it a scam?
Using AI to predict which soldier is the violent killer: australianroboticsreview.com…
This is so good for motor-racing - the team, not the crash: smh.com.au/sport/motorsport/…
Sam de Brito retweeted
The future. Big car launches are *software* updates. teapawt.net/elonmusk/status/653005…
Cracking yarn by Rachel Olding in today's Sun-Herald: smh.com.au/nsw/steven-spaliv… @smh
@shopwitchell And in their defence, there is no such thing as a lazy editor at Fairfax. Overworked, yes. Under-resourced, yes. Lazy? Nope.
@shopwitchell There's always two, sometimes three different versions, as well. Sydney print, Melbourne print. And online.
It doesn't really matter who kills Kurds, does it? The world is unified by its passivity on the subject of our largest nationless people.
@shopwitchell I just send off the copy mate. After that it could well be routed through Pluto and mimed by elephants for all I know.
"The common factor between extremist teens"? I would have thought it was religion: smh.com.au/national/all-teen…
Controlled crying just seemed like controlled cruelty, denying my kid the one thing she wants; mummy or daddy: smh.com.au/comment/why-paren…
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Why parents should share a bed with their children smh.com.au/comment/why-paren… via @smh
If you have an international share trading account, do they give you a better rate if you wanna invest on a European exchange?
SA intros bill last month to allow driverless cars on public roads. NSW wants to build a stadium: australianroboticsreview.com… …




