The Daily PPILL through the days
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.
Drummers and platforms – The Daily PPILL #354
Online platforms serve as equalizers, amplifying reach and visibility. Should the responsibility for the user’s actions lie solely with the user?
The masculinity of gardening – The Daily PPILL #353
Just like gardens, companies can wither without attention.
Encryption and truth – The Daily PPILL #352
Modern encryption not only ensures private messages, but also verifies senders. Secrets become truth.
Absolute and relative – The Daily PPILL #351
What matters? The absolute number determines success, but for setting goals and assessing progress, relative proportions are key.
Forethought – The Daily PPILL #350
Every once in a while, it helps to step back to avoid regrettable choices.
Everything is a subroutine – The Daily PPILL #349
We live in the age of the API, allowing software to communicate and address specific needs with off the shelf solutions
The Daily PPILL is my personal daily blog project. PPILL stands for Purpose, Process, Innovation, Leverage, and Leadership; the themes that I write about, and in my view, indispensable ingredients of any great initiative.
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