The Daily PPILL through the days
Saving the world, one email at a time (Repost) – The Daily PPILL #366
The progress that technology has brought to society, has improved the lives of the population in general, lifting ONE BILLION PEOPLE out of property.
Ode to the middle manager – The Daily PPILL #365
In the world of organized work, supervisors have always played a crucial role in ensuring productivity and meeting targets. As technology advances, robots and AIs take center stage. Will the supervisor remain essential?
Momentum, the Unstoppable Force (Repost) – The Daily PPILL #364
The captivating mechanics of flywheels, unlock the unstoppable force of momentum and they are the perfect analogy for exponential growth
“Don’t know everything, but I am fast learner” – The Daily PPILL #363
AI’s Learning Ability: ChatGPT Learns Classification Task on the fly.
Finding Purpose (Repost) – The Daily PPILL #362
Coming up with a list of things that I would like to do, hasn’t come that easy to me, but I learned a little trick that I have used over time.
The Next Meeting (Repost) – The Daily PPILL #361
Is there anything more important in every meeting than getting the next one?
Hypecycle – The Daily PPILL #360
AI’s journey on the Hypecycle has been intriguing—excitement grows, but doubts linger. Will disillusionment strike again?
16000 trips – The Daily PPILL #359
Most things we use wear out, but some, like skilled Uber drivers, get better with use.
Reverse Hitchhiking – The Daily PPILL #358
Problem-solving often requires challenging the current approach and apply things in reverse.
“Your call is important to us” – The Daily PPILL #357
We hear: ‘your call is important’ on loop.
Actions speak louder.
‘lectric – The Daily PPILL #356
Despite some sources suggesting otherwise, data suggests that electric vehicles have lower environmental impact. However, challenges remain.
Embrace the imperfection of models to make better decisions – The Daily PPILL #355
Models are imperfect by nature and evolve over time. Embracing their limitations allows for better utilization and understanding.