The number of new tools popping up and the updates on the "old" tools in #AI is mindblowing. Every week, the new "best in .." gets out and while I am keen to try out new stuff, learn and try to bring tools into my personal productivity
Or at least, don’t go to work the way you used to. I don’t mean your mode of transportation, and I don’t mean the debate between working from home and going to an office—though both are interesting topics in their own right. And yes, remote work
I took the train to Lugano and contemplated about the new connections (which in the end did not work out at all, but that's another story). One of the thoughts was worth the title of a novel and I too to ChatGPT for some creative play. It came
#personal #geekstuff - knowing is not understanding When entering unchartered territory I always try to set myself an attainable objective as a first milestone. Just to keep myself motivated and go for the more complex things with a "it works!" and a successful first step in my mind.
If you feel intimidated by the posts on LinkedIn how "leadership" has to work and what "a great leader is", mostly by people who try to position themselves as the next best consultant to help you becoming a great leader..read this book. Jeffrey Pfeffer is
..vom Schweizer Bundesverwaltungsgericht. Mit dem Titel "Die künstliche Intelligenz ist nicht Erfinderin" veröffentlicht das Schweizer Bundesverwaltungsgericht im Juni diesen Jahres das Urteil B-2532/2024 und weist die Beschwerde des Beschwerdeführers in zwei Punkten zurück. Stephen Thaler ist Physiker und hat sich eigenen Angaben nach seit langer Zeit mit
Adventures in MCP You likely know the interface of ChatGPT and other generative AI tools. You ask something the tool does something. I liked to use ChatGPT for dictation while driving, which was a very helpful application. But when I said "send me an email with the text"
You're standing in your favorite store, your shopping cart filled with all the items you need. You're ready to check out, either at the self-service kiosk or with a cashier. Suddenly, you remember your loyalty card. You frantically search through your pockets, but it's
When I launched my first company in 1995, automating processes and scaling customer service were crucial to our success. Manually handling tasks for 100 customers is feasible, but when dealing with 1,000, 10,000, or even half a million customers, automation and a dedicated team become essential. I typically
The name “virtual private network” sounds quite complex: it’s virtual, it’s private, there’s a network—and it’s protecting you. For us end users, the “VPN” is typically just a simple “secure tunnel.” Through this tunnel, we can communicate. Because we’re inside the tunnel, the only
Let's look at the facts first: I use half the energy than I would with a diesel engine. For these 40tkm I used 12'800 kWh of energy. Assuming that a similar car would consume 6.6l of Diesel per 100km, I would have needed 2'
Or: What I learned from the Gigaset-Deseaster To make things short - Gigaset, a former Siemens company, had a smart home product line. While super proprietary, I thought the price to be ok and the features were enough for me. Then, Gigaset went into bankrupcy and the insolvency lawyers failed