It's a striking phrase, and it suggests to me the astonishing degree to which we are becoming able to outsource aspects of our minds and memories to the tools we carry with us.
Outsourcing aspects of love whether it's excitement or the appeal of another gender or the task of talking to you about your work is not so different from what polyamorists do, but as with a particular kind of imbalanced coupling, only one person thinks this could end well.
Second, they have outsourced some aspect of the problem, either internally to a private cloud or externally to companies like Amazon, IBM, Dell, HP, Microsoft, Oracle, EMC or Google, as well as a slew of others that have never played in this world before.
Mr Thomas said councils were increasingly likely to look at different ways of delivering leisure services by outsourcing some aspects to the private sector as is being done in the Vale of Glamorgan.
He said his firm's business model makes sense because it is now possible to outsource many aspects of a business's operations.
You may opt to outsource many aspects of your machine learning, however, every company I spoke to, regardless of approach, said that machine learning had required a significant investment in their staff in terms of expanding both knowledge and skills.
Besides the innovative process lowering the barriers to entry, much key intellectual property involved in carmaking nowadays is no longer guarded in-house by the likes of GM and Ford: they now outsource most aspects of making a new car (except engines) to global parts suppliers and outside firms that put together large sections, or "modules".
For GoDaddy, that has meant building relatively quickly and outsourcing some aspects of the platform.
There is also a trend where companies can outsource certain aspects of data management, especially around reference or canonical datasets, to a third party that specializes in assembling and curating datasets or creating value from data in other ways.
The agency, in turn, outsourced virtually all aspects of the program to Mitchell, Jessen & Associates in the form of a contract with options totaling more than $180 million.
