Recently I saw the movie about Brexit (the uncivil war), which links data mining to campaign, and to votes and the referendum.
That was also used in the US 2008 presidential election. Below is a lecture from Stanford on this topic.
Recently I saw the movie about Brexit (the uncivil war), which links data mining to campaign, and to votes and the referendum.
That was also used in the US 2008 presidential election. Below is a lecture from Stanford on this topic.
An introductory estimation of use of EV battery materials and reserves on earth.
Conclusion in the video may not be right but is useful as basic assumptions.
【推荐读物】Recommending this insightful and objective article by Benedict Evans from a16z – 5G: if you build it, we will fill it.
Below is an excerpt of his comments on slicing…
One of the cooler features of 5G is that it lets you split out dedicated capacity for particular use cases – so-called ‘network slicing’. Today (to simplify hugely), although network operators try to do traffic management, all traffic in the cell is fundamentally using the same capacity. 5G lets you create dedicated private capacity in the radios network with specific characteristics. So, you could sell a truck operator dedicated capacity on the two miles between a specific freeway exit and a specific warehouse. Or, you could offer an IoT operator (or alarm company) much lower bandwidth but over a wider area.
a16z with James Collins, Termeer Professor of Bioengineering at MIT
Tesla CEO @elonmusk with Shanghai Mayor Ying Yong at Tesla Shanghai Gigafactory ground breaking ceremony. $TSLA #Tesla #China #TeslaChina #GF3 pic.twitter.com/sIecnGsU71
— Vincent (@vincent13031925) January 7, 2019
As Elon Musk went to Shanghai for the groundbreaking of Tesla’s first international factory on Jan 6, this video about Gigafactory by Verge is worth watching to refresh the basic understanding of its status and future.
“This is Elon Musk’s key to Tesla’s future”
Katherine Milkman is a professor of Operations, Information & Decisions (OID) at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.
More about her podcast series here.
Anthony Kennedy – Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2018-11-28/the-david-rubenstein-show-anthony-kennedy-video