What initially seemed like a stylistic disconnect evolved into a reassuring notion about continuity and the surprising capability of something so old to accommodate something so new.
As such, there is a need to shift the nature of astronauts' scientific capabilities to something akin to an experienced terrestrial field scientist.
Technology has just rapidly increased the capabilities and speed of something that in one form or another has been going on for centuries.
As Jacobs wrote: "Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody".
You have just shown that when you pause and think, you have the capability of seeing something through from all angles".
Another way to state Moore's Law is that the same $1 of computing power this year buys you the capability of computing something twice as complex than what $1 bought you in 2010.
"Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody," wrote Jane Jacobs, an American author, in her influential 1961 book "The Death and Life of Great American Cities".The use of data in cities pits top-down against bottom-up in a similar way.
And no matter how much you vet the digital capabilities of your destination, something will go wrong.
Capability measurement implies the quantification of something that is, strictly speaking, unobservable, at least directly (Hurley, 2001): the freedom or opportunities available to an individual.
These kinds of AI/ML capabilities were something Magento had long been thinking about, Magento's former CEO and new Adobe SVP fo Commerce Mark Lavelle told me, but it took the acquisition by Adobe to really be able to push ahead with this.
