Re:Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy shows a higher-qualit...
by dalke on Thursday September 24, 2015 @09:49AM
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I don't understand what this is supposed to mean.
New methods of analyzing data, which can be implemented as a script, is also new technology. But it sounds like you are excluding it as a possibility.
Again, what do you call "tech"?
Intel provides most of the CPUs that Google, Microsoft, etc. use. Can't I be equally dismissive and say that Intel provides the tech and Google/MS merely run programs on top of it?
Re:Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy shows a higher-qualit...
by collyw on Thursday September 24, 2015 @04:23PM
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I would say that what you are describing is research not tech. But yes when I originally posted I meant IT (though someone on here told me that term sounded very dated).
New methods of analyzing data, which can be implemented as a script, is also new technology. But it sounds like you are excluding it as a possibility.
Again, what do you call "tech"?
Intel provides most of the CPUs that Google, Microsoft, etc. use. Can't I be equally dismissive and say that Intel provides the tech and Google/MS merely run programs on top of it?