MargaretC
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MargaretC
Sari & Alex's workshop was very useful today (28 Mar 24) especially the point on "Collections are not tags -that's robot stuff". Also, the 6 points points on how to think about creating collections: 1. A question. 2. A Belief 3. A Concept 4. A List 5. A Feeling 6. A project
Guided Wim Hof Method Breathing
youtube.comGPT-4 and 4-Turbo have always been available for free in Microsoft Copilot. 4o is now free in ChatGPT. Claude 3.5 Sonnet is now free in Claude. So there are many that have never subscribed to a premium plan that have been using the best models all along still
Ethan Mollick • Gradually, then Suddenly: Upon the Threshold
Organizations will need to spend time evaluating software and hardware supply chain security, validating the technical claims made by suppliers, to ensure they can truly trust vendor and partner technologies.
Stephen Weigand • 2024 cybersecurity forecast: Regulation, consolidation and mothballing SIEMs
Memory peaks between the ages of 30 and 40. Overall brain volume begins to atrophy in our 50s, particularly in the areas of the brain linked to complex thought processes and learning. Changing hormones, deteriorating blood vessels and difficulty managing blood glucose — the brain’s primary fuel — lead us toward the cognitive decline associated with... See more
Jeanne Dorin McDowell • Celebrating What's Right With Aging: Inside the Minds of Super Agers
Side projects as the key to the good life By Marty Bell • 31 Jul 2025
When I was 13, I created a chat room for teenagers to talk about art and photography (the tagline was, if I remember, “The future of art but we don’t give a fuck”). I think that was the first self-made project I put out into the world, and it taught me one of the most important
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Dervla Murphy
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I've massive admiration for adventurers and wish I was as brave as them. I'm Irish but hadn't hear of this woman until she died a few years ago.
The problem with expertise is that it's entirely backward-facing. Worse, the more experience we have the more we imagine we "know" what will happen when of course we don't. Peter Drucker's maxim still holds: "The only thing we know about the future is that it will be different". With AI, the right questions to ask are "how different, how fast, and... See more