#Relationship with Data

[elsa16744]

Data as a Strategic Asset - How are Businesses Embracing the Mindset?

The most significant asset, data, enables businesses worldwide to invest to unlock their secrets and enormous disruptive potential. It lies at the heart of every business model, technology, and ecosystem.

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[educationisimp0]

Data Fluency: Empowering Organizational Transformation 

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[neopuff]

[spicyboelives]

Haven’t had the opportunity to work on a fully rendered background in a second! This was super fun! I watched some Data fan edits midway through, and might pick up TNG again :)

[hellyrossum]

you know in all the posting about irving and helly’s friendship after last ep, i haven’t seen anyone mention yet that he was one of the two people who first saw her, who watched her (through the screen, on the other side of the wall) as she woke up for the first time, confused and scared and burning with anger. and then he was the one who brought her back; he was the one she first saw (holding her in his arms), as she was confused and scared and freezing. he was there for her start, and she was there again just in time for his end.

[sciencewife]

Maybe, at this point, Caroline is just GLaDOS’s coconut jpg that can’t be deleted without breaking her system

[grimtrespasser]

We are feeling machines that think

[alphynix]

Last week I mentioned the one oddball dinosauriform that had crocodilian-like osteoderm armor, so let's take a look at that one too.

Lewisuchus admixtus lived in what is now northwest Argentina during the late Triassic, around 236-234 million years ago. About 1m long (3'3"), it was an early member of the silesaurids – a group of dinosauriforms that weren't quite dinosaurs themselves, but were very closely related to the earliest true dinosaurs.

(They've also been proposed as instead being early ornithisichians, but we're not getting into that today.)

Much like its later silesaurid relatives Lewisuchus had a long neck and slender limbs, and was probably mainly quadrupedal, possibly with the ability to briefly run bipedally to escape from threats. Its serrated teeth suggest it was carnivorous, likely feeding on both smaller vertebrates and the abundant insects found in the same fossil beds.

Uniquely for an early dinosauriform it also had a single row of bony osteoderms running along its spine. Although it lived at close to the same time as the similarly-armored Mambachiton their last common ancestor was at least 10 million years earlier, and no other early dinosaur precursors with osteoderms are currently known – so this was probably a case of Lewisuchus independently re-evolving the same sort of feature.

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[tempestmothstorm]

actually can we talk about this what do you mean you hear the voices of your dead friends

you cant just stop it there wtf are they saying to you

[educationisimp0]

The Power of Data as an Organizational Asset: Driving Business Transformation 

Discover how data is the driving force behind modern business transformation! In this insightful blog from SG Analytics, explore the immense potential of data as a strategic asset across organizations. Uncover data integration strategies, data quality and governance practices, and the role of advanced analytics in unlocking actionable insights. Join the discussion on leveraging data to optimize processes, foster innovation, and gain a competitive edge in today's data-driven world.  

[muffinrag]

just watched the two-parter TNG episode Gambit and i gotta say, it contained probably one of my favorite conversations in all of star trek, between Worf and Data when Data was acting captain and told Worf the fuck off for constantly questioning his orders in front of the crew. It was like. the most severe Autism to Autism Communication Moment i've ever seen and i wish everybody in the whole world would be that fucking blunt all the time

[neopuff]

[kosmos-dan]

So I wanted to share this lt. commander Data I made last year

[mostly-natm]

My mom and I seem to have very different reasons for thinking that “In Theory” is a slightly aggravating episode.

[dilsdelights]

just got a zap in my brain. a thought placed in my mind as if by god. body worship daforge.

[clonerightsagenda]

As of the end of System Collapse, SecUnit intends to travel with ART and its crew/the university rather than returning to Preservation. However, Wells is leaving some openings for Preservation characters to still appear in that context, what with Amena wanting to study at the university and Ratthi having an entanglement with one of ART's crewmembers. SecUnit is fond of Ratthi, so this may put it in the terrible position of having to actually pay attention to human love lives so it can anticipate whether Ratthi is likely to make an appearance or not.