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" ... But somebody, who prefers to be nameless (I have taken to calling him James the Just or JJ), has been telling me I am all wrong. JJ wrote me recently: ... "
" ... I read yet another book sent to me to review. It will remain nameless. The issue I have is that part of the story being told in the first chapter mentioned Moore’s Law as key to the improvement of the performance of neural networks. That bothers me because it’s wrong. As this wasn’t the first time this year I’ve seen Moore’s Law referenced, I had to write. To understand why, we need to discuss the difference between scale-up and scale-out. ... "
" ... We, the readers, are asked to sit alongside the author, nameless as usual, who pokes fun, rolls his (inevitably) eyes at the lunatics who think money grows on trees. With its laconic style The Economist masks an ideological grit. Bungs, bribes and handouts are splashed around. Socialism, social democracy even, is not just a bad idea, but morally circumspect. It adopts a tone of righteous indignation when the laws of free market economics are tampered with, unless the economy needs a nudge from somewhere, a steer here or a shove there, to get things back on track. ... "
" ... Whatever your customer’s subculture is, you want to meet them where they are and become part of their lives. Until that happens, you’re just a nameless brand in a world full of people who don’t think they need you. ... "
" ... “It was two-thirds Broncos fans at the game,’’ a Chargers fan who wanted to remain nameless grumbled. “And the same was true for tailgate areas. Everywhere you looked it was a sea of orange.’’ ... "