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Cognitive Computing: Definition, Working, Examples and More 

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Introduction In 2011, a special robot called Baxter joined factory teams. It stood six feet tall, weighing 300 pounds, with two handy arms and expressive digital eyes. What made Baxter unique was that it could work alongside humans, thanks to cognitive computing. This AI approach copied how humans think and learn.

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Google BigQuery Architecture for Data Engineers

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BigQuery was first launched as a service in 2010, with general availability in November 2011. This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon Introduction Google’s BigQuery is an enterprise-grade cloud-native data warehouse.

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Apple Execs on Facebook (2011)

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On Jul 11, 2011, at 8:03 PM, Steve Jobs wrote: I agree - if we eliminate Fecebooks third proposal it sounds reasonable.

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Nobody Cares (2011)

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All the mental energy you waste complaining would be far better used trying to find the one, seemingly impossible way out of your current mess.

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Radio Shack Catalog Archive (1939-2011)

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Archive of 1939-2011 Radio Shack Catalogs of electronics, computers and technology. Flip-through every page of these Radio Shack catalogs that included stereos, speakers, CB radios, tube radios, computers, communication equipment, electronic test equipment & gadgets. pdf catalogs catalogues

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Build a Scalable Data Pipeline with Apache Kafka

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It was made on LinkedIn and shared with the public in 2011. Introduction Apache Kafka is a framework for dealing with many real-time data streams in a way that is spread out.

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A Detailed Guide of Interview Questions on Apache Kafka

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Introduction Apache Kafka is an open-source publish-subscribe messaging application initially developed by LinkedIn in early 2011. It is a famous Scala-coded data processing tool that offers low latency, extensive throughput, and a unified platform to handle the data in real-time.