You forgot to give an example to illustrate your point

You may find that you agree with the article though.

Except that it is in control of the information, which is the point of the article.

I don't think a computer could ever beat me at Calvinball

However, Spotify still stores its music files on AWS and uses CloudFront for content distribution. They're only gonna use Google Cloud for analyzing customer data. They won't ditch AWS...

http://arstechnica.co.uk/information-technology/2016/02/spot...

Hadoop could have been a good Pokémon name

Wasn't as bad as I thought it was, since I got all the questions right. Then again, I know a decent amount about Pokemon and enough about big data that I could say 'well, this doesn't sound like a Pokemon I've heard of, it must be big data'.

That was wonderful. I did awful.

Hoopa was released as a Gen VI Pokemon: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Hoopa_(Pok%C3%A9mon)

I wonder if the book store is large enough to host a data center or if there's already one in there

I think Seattle City Light would be a bit too expensive.

Why would they want to do that?

Well that escalated quickly

This is amazing, I wonder what results you'd get from The Simpsons

Not sure subtitles contain character information but the people running https://frinkiac.com/ might have the data.

My favorite thing in Shenzhen is bargaining for electronics at Huaqiangbei, it feels like going to Disneyland. Over millions of square feet, merchants sell stuff from wires, LEDs and transistors to headphones, monitors and hard-drives. I used to pay electronics for 80% of their value, then I learned Mandarin and got them for 40%. Definitely try learning numbers in Mandarin and work on your poker face before getting your plane ticket.

They'll probably end up charging people for it