Is more data always better? Hardly. In fact, if you’re looking for correlations—is thing X connected to thing Y, in a way that will give me information I can act on?—gathering more data could actually hurt you.
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Most data isn’t “big,” and businesses are wasting money pretending it is - Quartz (via infoneer-pulse)
Spot on critique of what can go wrong in the pursuit of actionable insights from “big data.”
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Even when snowing any street in Paris is simply breath taking
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Napa Happy. V2V Weekend 2013
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I must be a French Toast purist - only butter, syrup and some fancy powdered sugar may grace my perfectly grilled breakfast.
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I really love the striking image of space and sea - together. Amazing shot.
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