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thefijourney.co.uk
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses various criticisms and considerations regarding the Financial Independence/Retire Early (FIRE) movement. It acknowledges the challenges and complexities involved in achieving FIRE, including the need for high savings rates, the unpredictability of life events, and the socioeconomic factors that influence its feasibility. The author reflects on personal experiences and emphasizes the importance of balance, flexibility, and realistic planning in pursuing FIRE. The piece also highlights the need for self-awareness and gratitude for the opportunities that enable one to pursue financial independence. | |
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sallylait.com
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| | | | | I was recently invited to be on Skiller Whale's Primarily Context-Based podcast to talk about the topic of how technology can influence business decisions. This is a big and nuanced topic, and as we only managed to cover a small slither of it in the original discussion I thought Id share some of my thoughts in a long-form blog post form as well as whatever ends up making it into the show. | |
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annasofia.xyz
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| | | | | [AI summary] The discussion centers on technological literacy, agency, and the role of writing in the digital age. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding technology to regain control over our digital lives and the physical world. They explore the idea that technological literacy involves not just knowing but creating and adapting, using examples like farming and energy production. The conversation also touches on the enduring value of written communication, arguing that text remains a powerful medium for thought and expression, despite the rise of other formats like video and audio. The dialogue highlights the need for collective action and specialized knowledge in navigating future technological and environmental challenges. | |
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theconversation.com
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| | | OpenAI has published a new paper identifying why ChatGPT is prone to making things up. Unfortunately, the problem may be unfixable. | ||
