/politics/federal/dump-amazon-web-services-for-covidsafe-app-labor-mp-20200512-p54s8c
The number fits the Conversation curve in that the current download rate
is about 100,000/day although there may be an uptick to maybe
150,000/day because of the government's mass media campaign.
In the case of the virus
On 13/5/20 11:59 am, Tom Worthington wrote:
Senator Linda Reynolds, the Australian Minister for Defence, announced
today the Australian and New Zealand Defence Forces will host a joint
hackathon to strengthen supply chains.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/ripe-opposes-chinas-internet-protocols-upgrade-plan/
> RIPE speaks out against China and Huawei's "New IP" internet upgrade plan,
> says internet standards should be left to the IETF, not the UN.
>
> Catalin Cimpanu
>
> By Catalin Cimpanu for Zero Day | April 23,
Senator Linda Reynolds, the Australian Minister for Defence, announced
today the Australian and New Zealand Defence Forces will host a joint
hackathon to strengthen supply chains.
On 12/05/2020 11:52 am, Roger Clarke wrote:
> [I've no idea what a 'robotic cell' is, nor why a worker was in it]
https://blog.robotiq.com/what-is-robot-cell-deployment-and-what-it-isnt
To call it a robot and invoke the mystical First Law of Robotics is the
usual vendor exaggeration. It's
Some robots can move almost faster than the human eye can see and
certainly faster than humans can get out of the way. You put them in a
marked out space or a closed off space and make sure humans aren't there
and if humans get in there the robot shuts off (you hope). It's not
new. I remember
https://www.zdnet.com/article/out-of-date-insecure-open-source-software-is-everywhere/
> Synopsys has found that 99% of commercial software programs include at least
> one open-source component. But 91% of those included out of date or abandoned
> open-source code.
>
> By Steven J.
[AI likes things to stay the same or change only slowly.
[After all, AI is really only curve fitting with a sexy name.
[Beware of AI when things change suddenly
Our weird behavior during the pandemic is screwing with AI models
Machine-learning models trained on normal behavior are showing
