Year: 2022

Sounds like a must-have book for anybody seriously interested in NLP-focused #AI. https://t.co/cUF9nNczb2

20y ago, when online ads started to proliferate in a serious way, anybody with even the most basic sense of aesthetics and design could tell it was a bad idea. It was ugly. We did it nonetheless. The same will happen with the equally-ugly forms of monetisation emerging today.

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on Jan 4, 2022

There’s no “transformation” in “digital transformation” if all you’re doing is incremental evolution of your IT systems. That’s normal. To “change in form, appearance, nature, or character” there are 2 once-in-a-decade opportunities:

Enterprise market: #AI
Consumer market: #web3

@jeffsussna @sallamar Chapter 6: social currencies. Extremely important, unrelated to trade.

The more you read this book the more you can see potential analogies with what’s happening and what might happen in the future. https://t.co/8EmFNKFFgz

Notice Milan and Rome positions in the chart. https://t.co/4L3UHdY3NL

“If a significant percentage of your co-workers have left, now could be a great time to push for a promotion or a raise, or to find an entirely new job within your current organization—especially if it is performing well financially.”

https://t.co/J8FVNHrNZl

This kind of articles are always exceptionally superficial, this one included. Yet, this particular point is valid and worth considering.

.@benedictevans:

“We’re imagining the metaverse while arguing about how TCP-IP should work and whether this new ‘WWW’ thing is just a crippled Hypertext, but when can we tell our friends to ‘install Netscape’, and without giving them an op-sec lecture?”

https://t.co/byCTGn26HD

Jan 2, 2022 – ordinary notification on LinkedIn.

Not sure how to feel about this. https://t.co/EBgRHFM9RE