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Scams - send us some bitcoin and we'll double it 1:09:03

for 4 years siden1:09:03

1:09:03

In this live episode of feeling techish, Lauren pulls off the greatest scam in our history… We also discuss different types of scams, how technology has enabled scammers and, of course, cryptocurrencies. Is bitcoin a scam?

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Getting s*** done - not just moving it to done 1:05:18

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This episode's topic is about getting stuff done, stuff we want to do and to a standard we can be proud of. Are you proud of the work you do? Topics include: Quick, look busy! Alpha vs perfectionism Agile and process Bikeshedding “Innovation”

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AI bias - not everyone is a model 1:04:16

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Catch up with the Feeling Techish hosts' second live recording of the podcast. The topic of this episode is AI bias. What is it? How does it happen? What can we do to fix it?

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Open source - shake well before use! 1:16:05

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In the first (live) episode of Feeling Techish, we discuss open source software. Open source ≠ free, diligence still matters but there are benefits! An organisation open sourcing it's software and components doesn't mean it's giving away the crown jewels either. With listener Q&A.

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Snake AI-L - delivered directly from the quantum ML blockchain 33:27

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This week, we talk about tech snake oil, particularly the bits that are all hype and no substance, the ideas that people take to boardrooms and a sprintling of the Agiles too. This podcast is part of a series of serious voyages across the tech seascape, where we pick apart shells of concepts and give you unfiltered views on them.…

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Happy New Tier! - our (mostly serious) predictions for 2021 27:22

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It's the 6th of January, the techorations have been taken down, we take stock and make some predictions for the year ahead. Andy managed to predict something that happened only a few hours later... This podcast is part of a series of serious voyages across the tech seascape, where we pick apart shells of concepts and give you unfiltered views on them.…

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Techish gifts - have yourself a smart connected Christmas 36:21

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It's Christmas Eve, the techorations are up and we talk about the worst techish Christmas gifts for 2020. Why would anyone make "X", buy "X" or consider "X" as a present? This podcast is part of a series of serious sleighing across the tech arctic, where we unwrap presents and give you our unfiltered views on them. WARNING: Apparently, this episode counts as "explicit", Lee had mulled wine.…

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Smart energy - what is it? can we generate it doomscrolling? 30:42

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Smart energy - what even is it? Our solar panel discusses various energy topics but mainly rant about smart meters. This podcast is part of a series of serious voyages across the tech seascape, where we pick apart shells of concepts and give you unfiltered views on them.

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Stats in school - what's the chance of that? 27:17

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You've probably all heard the line "lies, damn lies, and statistics", suggesting that statistics are the worst kind of lies, but statistics don't lie, the lies are in the telling. Listen to our unqualified views about what we think statistics taught in schools should entail, and yes, we talk about sample sizes and trials of the COVID-19 vaccines. This podcast is part of a series of serious voyages across the tech seascape, where we pick apart shells of concepts and give you unfiltered views on them.…

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The spirit of working from home - past, present and yet to come 31:12

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Certainly more 'ish' than tech in this episode! Listen to us talk about working from home - how it was in the past, how it is now, and what the future may hold for remote working generally. This podcast is part of a series of serious voyages across the tech seascape, where we pick apart shells of concepts and give you unfiltered views on them.…

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When humans and computers collide - the many horrors 40:41

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When humans and computers collide - the many horrors. Join us while we discuss what happens when computers go wrong, some interesting edge cases and who is accountable. This podcast is part of a series of serious voyages across the tech seascape, where we pick apart shells of concepts and give you unfiltered views on them.…

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From Russia with Gov - 007 ways to hack an election (in theory) 28:54

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From Russia with Gov - 007 ways to hack an election [in theory]. Join us while we discuss why planning, polling and predictions are off-point. This podcast is part of a series of serious voyages across the tech seascape, where we pick apart shells of concepts and give you unfiltered views on them.

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Identity - How organisations handle our digital identities 35:37

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