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I always feel conflicted when I hear technologist saying that technology problems should be solved with more tech. The same goes with assuming that changing the world and people behaviour is a tech problem. Feelings without an answer, but definitely something that cringes in me every time it happens. Read more...
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For AI and Quantum computing, there is short-term over-hype and long-term under-hype. Everyone talks about it, while really both AI and Quantum are in their infancy. But no one really understands the impact such technology will have on our lives. Let me try to grasp the future. Imagine the impact of a computer and AI together. A system where the input is the DNA sequence of a virus returning in a matter of hours, a series of effective yet secure vaccines tested the entire human genome for all of the human population. Read more...
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Close your open door policy and do this instead As a manager, you probably said something around the lines of “If you need me, just contact me, or come to my office or drop by my desk”. You are creating what is known as an “open-door policy”. When your office door (or instance messaging status) is open, people in your team can come over and have a conversation with you. Read more...
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It will make you feel a little unconfortable, but so much more understanding Thanks to Razia Aziz and Dr John Blakey for an eye-opening session on “Inclusive and Included? " ps: don’t be fooled by the age of the video, its content is, unfortunatly, accurate. What did I learn: things about inclusivity what did I failed: to finish my video on backing sheets Read more...
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As my 7 years old son says “Sharing is caring” here are some photos for you to look https://photos.frankcontrepois.com/Urban-explorations/ let me know if you find a favourite Read more...
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The outcome of business operations is the harvesting of value from assets owned by a business. Assets can be either physical or intangible. An example of value derived from a physical asset, like a building, is rent. An example of value derived from an intangible asset, like an idea, is a royalty. The effort involved in “harvesting” this value is what constitutes business operations cycles. From Wikipedia Read more...
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Today I learned (again) that my team is really good and make me proud. Today I failed to be patient when there was no reason not to be have a great day Read more...
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“Worry is like a rocking chair: it gives you something to do but never gets you anywhere” Erma Bombeck Read more...
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Learning is a never-ending process, but how do you make it real. A method that I will apply to this blog every day onwards. I mean everyday real, with proof. Simply every day ask yourself: What did I learn today? What did I fail today? And make sure you have an answer for each. Especially if it means trying something new at 8PM, like a new song to put the kids to bed. Read more...
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A short video showing how to update the AWS CLI v2 on Linux (or Linux on Windows Linus Subsystem) Read more...