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Far out

Far out

https://claude.com/claude-in-powerpoint

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Posted on 05 Feb 2026 · 8 likes · 831 views · original

Sums up how I feel about Microsoft Teams

Sums up how I feel about Microsoft Teams

https://randsinrepose.com/archives/i-hate-fish/

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Posted on 02 Feb 2026 · 5 likes · 1005 views · original

We lost structure, oversight, and control.

We lost structure, oversight, and control.

Posted on 30 Jan 2026 · 19 likes · 839 views · original

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Posted on 29 Jan 2026 · 38 likes · 1630 views · original

this is killing me

this is killing me

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Posted on 28 Jan 2026 · 13 likes · 2025 views · original

We've spent over a decade building the technical foundations to help organizations succeed with Data & AI. And, for abou

We’ve spent over a decade building the technical foundations to help organizations succeed with Data & AI. And, for about half that time, we’ve also focused heavily on the human aspect.

In 2021, I wrote Without Data Literacy, Your Organization Crumbles 🫠, which was the result of a webinar with Camilla Björkqvist MBA, discussing the work we did at Danone.

While the rise of GenAI has changed a lot, the importance of people to an organization’s success remains the same. That’s why we’re proud to continue sharing knowledge about Data & AI Literacy—this time alongside Nina Stefels and Rozaliya Khafizova!

On February 10th, we’re hosting a free webinar to discuss how organizations can avoid “crumbling” by introducing Data & AI literacy in a way that actually works.

https://events.xebia.com/artificial-intelligence/build-data-ai-literacy-2026-people-skills-tools

Posted on 27 Jan 2026 · 38 likes · 1245 views · original

Interesting bit about small vs large LLMs: sometimes large models are cheaper to operate because they figure out stuff w

Interesting bit about small vs large LLMs: sometimes large models are cheaper to operate because they figure out stuff with less iterations!

See this analysis of various models and the raw cost for Sonnet (more expensive to run) and Haiku.

Because Sonnet figures it out more quickly, the total cost is lower!

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Posted on 17 Jan 2026 · 13 likes · 1744 views · original

GenAI makes me much more efficient, except when it doesn't.

GenAI makes me much more efficient, except when it doesn’t.

A tale of hallucinations, with icing on the cake at the end!

https://blog.lanzani.nl/2026/copilot-messes-up-big-time/

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Posted on 15 Jan 2026 · 8 likes · 910 views · original

How does it feel?

How does it feel?

https://xebia.ai/agentic-ai-training

Posted on 13 Jan 2026 · 15 likes · 836 views · original

How does AI solve healthcare's most pressing problems?

How does AI solve healthcare’s most pressing problems?

It’s been millennia since humankind realized that, if you follow the advice of medicine, you can live a better and longer life (that, and avoiding carbs, apparently). The craft has been perfected ever since, and each major technological advancement has contributed to furthering this craft.

I flew ✈️ to Lisbon for the AWS GenAI for Healthcare Summit to find out how the latest advancement fits into this.

My takeaway is that AI will augment doctors and remove inefficiencies in the backend. Carbs will have to be skipped manually, though.

Posted on 12 Jan 2026 · 22 likes · 784 views · original

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