A New Age of Information Retrieval
A new age of information retrieval is emerging, and it’s powered by AI.
A new age of information retrieval is emerging, and it’s powered by AI.
I sometimes watch a YouTube show called Impact Theory.
One of the recent guests was Marc Randolph, co-founder of Netflix and all-round interesting chap.
Here are two key takeaways.
Another month down, another review.
They’re coming thick and fast.
Unfortunately, due to lockdown, the separation between months seems non-existent…
After an indulgent Christmas, I thought I’d get straight back into my habits.
Like many people, I tried to throw myself into a productive new year.
Tldr – I did ok, not great.
Here’s a quick update on December, because I’m behind on my monthly reviews and writing this retrospectively.
Obviously, Christmas consumed much mental energy and disrupted regular routines.
November was my birthday month and perhaps that disrupted my well-worn routines.
Not a terrible month, but not a great one either.
Here’s the October analysis.
I’m definitely finding these mini-reviews helpful to objectively assess my behaviours over the previous month.
When you write honestly about your actions, there’s no hiding…
A documentary about a man and an awesome octopus, highlighting the healing properties of nature.
Highly recommended.
Last month was mixed.
As usual, I was pleased with aspects of my habits and performance but slipped in certain areas.
Let’s take a look.
A quick announcement – You might start seeing some shorter, journal-style articles on the blog.
When I performed my monthly reflection at the end of August, I was disappointed to see that I hadn’t published as much as I would have hoped.
The reasons, along with prior months, are threefold.