Who will save at the very end INTEL? Guess who: Bees!

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Published on May 24, 2016

The bees are dying. By putting micro-sensors on bees and #IntelEdisontechnology in their hives, one of the world’s greatest minds is hoping to save them from extinction. #ExperienceAmazing

While INTEL does care about honey bees, INTEL tortured, humiliated, treated as trash 1000s of their working bees, putting on their back ignorant and arrogant political burden/backpack to carry on all the way to their extinction.

I wonder, does INTEL intend to put inside FLMs and SLMs (also in HRs) brains some 4 core bug, to get grip/estimation on their real skills and abilities to lead efficiently this (once upon time great) pathetic company?

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GOB's not on board

"Those are RFID glued to those poor bees, the project had nothing to do with intel chips, edison enabled nothing. Disingenuous BS typical of BK."

Too funny. And common.

This is exactly the sort of stuff that someone coming from the outside (like me) questioned. Explain why we're doing this? What Intel product features does this highlight or differentiate? What is our goal for doing this? What are competing approaches to this (and how are they better/worse)? What would be better projects to accomplish our goals?

The response, of course, was hostility, defensiveness and condescension vs. answering these fundamental questions. Oh, and make sure not to invite that guy (me) to the next project planning meeting.

A great picture of what Intel culture has become!

I do like the idea of extending this to an HR pilot, giving them all a 4-core tracking device in the exciting new "insertable" category. It could be powered by 2 D-cells, that should keep Edison going.

This is an old story from over a year ago. Those are RFID glued to those poor bees, the project had nothing to do with intel chips, edison enabled nothing. Disingenuous BS typical of BK.

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