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the 'learn more' part for each service should tell you more about what each service does.
hope this helps. it would take me a long time and a lot of copying and pasting to relay all the same stuff.
http://www.businessinsider.com/r-ibms-watson-to-guide-cancer...
https://www.mskcc.org/about/innovative-collaborations/watson...
"But it can take weeks to identify drugs targeting cancer-causing mutations. Watson can do it in minutes and has in its database the findings of scientific papers and clinical trials on particular cancers and potential therapies."
http://www.businessinsider.com/r-ibms-watson-to-guide-cancer...
-- For starters, Watson has taken residence at three of the top cancers hospitals in the US -- Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, and the Mayo Clinic -- where it helps with cancer research and patient care.
-- In Australia, the company ANZ Global Wealth is focused on the latter. The company uses the Watson Engagement Advisor Tool, an NLP SaaS offering, to observe and field customer questions. Similarly, DBS bank in Singapore uses Watson to ensure the proper advice and experience for customers of its wealth management business.
etc etc. -- http://www.zdnet.com/article/ibm-watson-what-are-companies-u...
I guess some people just have crappy cats.
I'm not feeding them meow mix or friskies.
I actually own a petnet, but I wanted to see if I could build my own feeder in a simple enough way so people could adapt it and add modules on so it could be like kittyo or even like petnet, or whatever anyone wants.
I have one cat who is a reasonable free-feeder, and another cat who is a food beast and will devour everything in his grasp.
Great suggestion.
My cat loves me and thinks I am a giant cuddly friend.
And dispenser of food.
I participated in Ludum Dare this time and live streamed for a little bit, but the constant knowing that someone was watching me was really distracting so I eventually turned it off and was more constructive.
Don't forget to take into account the massive amount of student debt people have now, and also the vast cost of living in larger tech centric cities such as SF and NYC. I'm not talking fancy apartments either, I'm talking regular standard 1 br apartments.
Just because someones income is a certain amount on paper it doesn't take into account other financial responsibilities that lower the amount you have leftover at the end of the month.
Probably not though since I live in Brooklyn. :(