At least, now, #cybersecurity is exciting and dangerous (almost) like in the movies.
When I was in the field, 20y ago, it was significantly less glamorous.

In more seriousness, I think we haven’t seen anything yet. Wait for the adoption of #AI techniques to adapt attacks otg

More on the “Think strategically, but act tactically” slippery slope. This is a must-read example of how the first trillion dollar company shapes its next steps.

Think about it when you reassess if it’s worth bothering with a long-term roadmap:

https://t.co/vFZFpitXrI

This is how much #Facebook costs. @Apple will never have enough credit for revealing it. https://t.co/QIxSrPljpw

@kix1979 I can’t include it in my list as I asked specifically about non-novels, but thanks for sharing it anyway. I took a look and it sounds very interesting.

I’ve started asking the following question every week: “What is the book that changed your life?”
So now, every week, I publish the answers I get. This week:

– Thinking, Fast and Slow
– Galileo’s Daughter
– Man’s Search for Meaning

Full list: https://t.co/pgzzIv3ajy

@kix1979 Isn’t this a novel by Ayn Rand?

3/ Hence the question: is there a method to measure human empathy that is *recognized* by science? Something like an IQ test?

2/ “What would happen, globally, if we could increase humans’ level of empathy by 30% ?”

Since then, I’ve been wondering about evolutionary reasons for empathy, empathy difference across genders, and how to quantify empathy in a scientific way.

1/ Almost 4y ago, when I started working on my little side project https://t.co/7m1GuT6S6F, particularly during my studies of the neural interfaces market, I stumbled on a statement that remains with me still today:

If I had a Lego set for all things I called but very few heard me calling (and even less remember I called)…

Study the behaviour of companies and their management. Only in that way you can spot anomalies and have better chances at predicting their next moves.