Sentences with phrase «so much data»

There's so much data about everyone out there, this should be as simple as getting access to a subscription somewhere.
Thanks for putting together so much data and helping tell the story of the market.
There is so much data on the Internet that in many ways, it is too much.
The mortgage industry believes that publishing so much data raises concerns about consumer privacy.
We always knew there were others, we designed Facebook to collect information, but with so much data breached, we realised we can only ban ourselves, and apologise to everyone affected.
The idea is to compute fees based on a long - term limit on the «state,» a slice of special ethereum data that node operators need to store, which tracks who owns the current information about all apps (including user balances, who has posted so much data in, say, a Twitter replacement app and so on).
AI is driving all of the major players in tech, including Microsoft, Amazon, Apple and Facebook but Google's knowledge graph has so much data to work with.
Spotify is also smarter: it has finally incorporated the next song prediction technology that it acquired from The Echo Nest, making it easy to begin listening to an album or even a single and not have to worry about selecting something else, since it has so much data from my previous sessions.
But, long - time critics argue that ethereum's scalability problems are more pronounced since it needs to store so much data to become the dreamed of «world computer.»
The heart of the matter is how an app created by Dr Aleksandr Kogan was able to access so much data that could be used by groups for nefarious purposes, despite apparent guardrails Facebook had put in place to prevent such abuse.
Even the fastest Internet connections can only handle so much data at once.
«There's only so much data that can go through the bitcoin network and if we had a large number of Lightning channels get closed out very rapidly, how are we going to get them all confirmed?
Because so much data has to be backed up, a system image will take a much longer time to create than a smaller, more focused backup.
Meanwhile, members of Congress on both sides of the aisle are calling on Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to testify and explain exactly why his company shared so much data on its users without their permission — and didn't keep tabs on where it ended up.
«These actions would prevent any app like Kogan's from being able to access so much data today,» he wrote.
These actions would prevent any app like Aleksandr Kogan's from being able to access so much data today.
Were you surprised that a researcher could access so much data and allegedly pass it to a third party in violation of Facebook's data use rules?
I recall asking how he got the data — and thinking it was surprising that he got so much data, so quickly.»
There's nothing warm and fuzzy about a massive global corporation gathering up so much data on its users that even its own engineers don't know how much the algorithms are collecting.
We wish there were other studies to draw on, as we're sure Backblaze's data isn't perfect, but we're not aware of any other companies that have published so much data about which consumer drives fail in real usage.
Nowhere is that more true than in biology, life sciences, where you're just gathering so much data.
When I mentioned to one of the RAVN team that filleting and making sense of so much data in 2 minutes was impressive, they added the system could operate far faster than that.
With so much data captured, invoice - based solutions allow you to drill down into specific scenarios to more accurately set budgets and expectations.
In fact, so much data is required that we've developed a label for it — «Big Data.»
They have so much data that they're mentioned in Kate's presentation.
But storing so much data must be highly expensive for larger communication networks, and I doubt the government pays for this storage.
But storing so much data must be highly...
Ultimately, though, that's the point — there is so much physics, so much data that supports the theory that it would require dozens of independent datasets to all be wrong for human - caused climate disruption to be wrong.
In anything, they tend to show a bit more warming than the NASA results do, probably because throwing out so much data tends to increase the overweighting of the Northern Hemisphere data (remember that there are more temperature stations in the NH than in the SH, and that the NH has been warming faster than the SH).
There is just so much data.
All very interesting, but it seems with so much data and so many adjustments, there still isn't much credibility in CAGW science, and therefore no need for the war on CO2 or wasting trillions of dollars.
When you have to ignore so much data to assert we have danger, and when it does nt materialize you move the goalposts you should be back at the drawing board not on a bully pulpit claiming the science is settled.
Also, with so much data cracked from the CRU servers, the so - called «skeptics» couldn't process the data to discover some embarrassing results which were censored by the oh - so - evil warmist scientists?
It's as if our consciousness has so much data coming in, we have lost the capacity (or time) to put it out..
But that's not uncommon when overlaying so much data, and frankly the TAR / SAR / FAR models and projections, while interesting as historical documents, are far from state of the art in resolution, in incorporated components of the climate, and perhaps most importantly in the more recent forcing histories.
There is so much data, it is easier to create a model that describes the data, and then describe the model.
«IceBridge has collected so much data on elevation and thickness that we can now do analysis down to the individual glacier level and do it for the entire ice sheet,» said Michael Studinger, IceBridge project scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md. «We can now quantify contributions from the different processes that contribute to ice loss.»
So much data, so much evidence that investing in cycling infrastructure and active commuting pays serious long - term dividends on a very small investment.
With so much data — an incredible 10 million cells to be exact — a static infographic would be impossible.
One source claims that some of the demonstration software Nintendo sent with the kit compiles so much data at once that industry leading consoles XBox One and Playstation 4 wouldn't be able to handle it.
So much data goes into each Pokemon that it essentially constitutes a sort of DNA, and many complex values work in conjunction to create differences among Pokemon that range from subtle to extreme.
This is a hard thing for video games to replicate because they track so much data that they take a lot of the guesswork out of your calculations — and if a game doesn't track useful information for me, I'm probably going to complain about how intentionally obtuse and user unfriendly it's being.
«These monster - sized files can also have an impact on install and load times because so much data needs to be transferred to and from the 5400rpm hard drive.
I can't see why Sony just doesn't use a higher meg cart in clear cut cases like this to avoid developers having to shoehorn so much data into a tiny little space.
«There's so much data to support how dogs and cats can help decrease stress, improve health and improve social interactions within your community,» Weiss notes.
Since there is so much data involved, your report may contains errors.
With so much data on the Internet it can be a challenge to find housing market data when choosing a new place to call home or when making a real estate investment.
And in the investing space, there is so much information, so much data, and others are doing so much, it makes sense that you want to know what others are doing.
But that doesn't mean that the data service is useless — where else do you get so much data on a page?
In this world where so much data is shared, it is only a matter of time before someone connects the dots on what is hidden.
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