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Episode 359: You Can't See Inside the Dog
This week, Dan has some weather, Cash makes a battery, homework can be a silly drag, management is about scalability and quantification, how to figure out how much you have to do, 80s movies can be problematic, ultracrepidarianism, making fish wanna get nasty, and you gotta give people ONE suggestion.
Great listener feedback on the evolution of pro kitchens, real-life risk aversion, and a terrific use of Echo's drop-in functionality.
Also, the possibilities and shortcomings of Machine Learning are discussed.
Links for this episode:
- SF Sketchfest 2018: Roderick on the Line
Tuesday January 16, 2018 8:00pm - 9:30pm
Gateway Theatre 215 Jackson Street San Francisco, CA 94111
MERLIN MANN (Back to Work, Roderick on the Line, Reconcilable Differences, Do By Friday, You Look Nice Today, et al.) invites you to drop by Two Cats Comics on the evening of Thursday, January 18th to hang out, talk about comics, and just say, “Hi.” It's free and it's fun.
“The Labour of Two Days, Is That for Which You Ask Two Hundred Guineas!” “No
“But You Did That in Thirty Seconds.” “No, It Has Taken Me Forty Years To Do That.”
Ultracrepidarianism is the habit of giving opinions and advice on matters outside of one's knowledge.
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This week, Dan has some weather, Cash makes a battery, homework can be a silly drag, management is about scalability and quantification, how to figure out how much you have to do, 80s movies can be problematic, ultracrepidarianism, making fish wanna get nasty, and you gotta give people ONE suggestion.
Great listener feedback on the evolution of pro kitchens, real-life risk aversion, and a terrific use of Echo's drop-in functionality.
Also, the possibilities and shortcomings of Machine Learning are discussed.
Links for this episode:
- SF Sketchfest 2018: Roderick on the Line
Tuesday January 16, 2018 8:00pm - 9:30pm
Gateway Theatre 215 Jackson Street San Francisco, CA 94111
MERLIN MANN (Back to Work, Roderick on the Line, Reconcilable Differences, Do By Friday, You Look Nice Today, et al.) invites you to drop by Two Cats Comics on the evening of Thursday, January 18th to hang out, talk about comics, and just say, “Hi.” It's free and it's fun.
“The Labour of Two Days, Is That for Which You Ask Two Hundred Guineas!” “No
“But You Did That in Thirty Seconds.” “No, It Has Taken Me Forty Years To Do That.”
Ultracrepidarianism is the habit of giving opinions and advice on matters outside of one's knowledge.
LinkedIn Learning (You can get a free 30-day trial with LinkedIn Learning today, by visiting LinkedIn.com/backtowork.
Bombfell (Visit bombfell.com/backtowork for $25 off your first purchase).
Simple Contacts (Get $30 off your contacts at Simplecontacts.com/backtowork or enter code BACKTOWORK at checkout).
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