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JFamazing minds to think of thinks like this.
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MCBrilliant interview and a little bit scary.
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SSEffffing awesome! Look forward to further developments and absolutely have him back to keep us updated. I'm sure their work or a derivative of their work will be prevalent in the future.
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GSThis is so fascinating! Thanks for the insight! As a statistician I can just think of so many useful applications with such a technology!
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wwFascinating! - I wonder WHOSE law prohibits "resolution better than ~20cm"? Quite sure that whatever legislators (or simple bureaucrats) decreed such restriction, were careful to exempt THEMSELVES!
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CHDidn't mean for my previous comment to sound mean spirited btw. Its still interesting stuff.
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CHLooks new to some, however, a friend of mine did this with neural networks and satellite maps to figure out land usage in the amazon rainforests (i.e. logging) in the 1970's.
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TJGreat guest appearance. Interesting to know the type of informational advantages hedge funds can utilize. No longer just server proximity! Well done.
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TJAbsolutely fascinating and another ground breaking revelation from Real Vision.
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TWWow. Just ... wow. Incredible technology. Super smart guy. Great interview. And wouldn't it be sweet to get real information vs the bilge the government stat disinformation machine pumps out?
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ELListened mesmerized by what was being revealed. Raoul so good to see you again.
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NAThe implications are enormous. I wish there was a way for the retail investor to access that kind of knowledge. Simply brilliant!
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GCSitting here @ breakfast, dropped jaw,(yes, did loose a few shredded wheat morcels) Watching the world shrink in size,but explode in knowledge. Another Real Vision first down!!!!!
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NPAbsolutely fascinating subject on big satellite data and what to do with it. Exploring the brain of a tech genius was quite insightful.