55 Cách Để Cư Xử Đúng Mực tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sebastián Cifuentes zapeo — This is the story about how 25 computer PhDs employed by Big Blue (IBM) took on the challenge to compete with TV Jeopardy winners. It wasn’t an easy job. They had to design a computer that would listen and speak like a human. Flash-speed was also necessary as well as ability to recognize language subtleties such as slang, puns, and strangely phrased clues. Yet after four years the IBM collective minds met the challenge and their computer (named Watson) bested Jeopardy champions and made only few gaffes. IBM's next challenge: find a market for the machine’s massive capabilities and technologies. Medicine and law look promising.

Mónica Okuma mnk_17 — I think this is a great for any begining Christian and someone who needs to renew their faith. I learned some of the most simple truths in a way that I can understand deep in my soul. I would give this book out as gifts to my family and friends.

Thérésa Steinbach _iep — B23819158D

Mirko Goetzen mirkogoetz1667 — Truly touching and made me reflect on my own life, not to mention how it made me cry (more like a bawl). Haven't cried like that reading a book for a while... Liked the way the author went back and forth reminiscing the times he had with Morrie which gave more history on their relationship.

Dave Lyons davelyons — As a fan of the show, it was nice to find out that the show's creators put out Heat Wave to tie into the release from the show. As the consensus appears to be, and I agree, reading this book is like reading an episode of the show, just with different names, and a bit less wit. If you're a fan of the show, you'll probably enjoy the book in a meta sort of way. While probably not the most enthralling piece of detective fiction you can pick up, it has some interesting moments that you would expect from Castle, just not quite the same charm that exhumes from Nathan Fillion's protrayal of the titular character. I plan on picking up Naked Heat when it hits paperback to both see how the creators may have improved from this book, and to support a show that I enjoy.

Bharath Kumar bharath2119440 — Great artwork and an interesting story, but the hype and the fact that it's by Alan Moore left me expecting more. The few page story tacked on at the end did nothing for me either.