The Google Plus platform has been transformed following to users requests, suggestions and needs. The new features announced are empowering the[Tweet "top quality content and meaningful conversations on Google Plus"]. If you count on building a strategy around fast commenting on variety of topics, without event knowing the subject, Google is taking care to catch and hide these comments. Be prepared to receive the result of your focused Continue Reading
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What Would you Choose for your Schedule?
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What Would you Choose for your Schedule? I started this week with my weekly intention to elaborate my schedule in shape and unity. I got one. Here is my post: plus.google.com/+NinaTrankova/posts/QnZ4VTzGJqS?sfc=false See you with #EyeForLight #TheCloudWhisperers on Sunday. Think about your weekly intention #Polls_Trend2017 Continue Reading
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One Man Army
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One Man Army "With easier access to the necessary tools for AI development, we can expect developers to start using AI in new and different ways in the new year. One such example is AI-driven web site creation. For example if you sign up for The Grid, Molly your AI web designer will ask you questions about branding, colors, layout and content, and then, based on pre-programmed algorithms, automatically create an aesthetic website for you. Continue Reading
Ever Valid Gap
Ever Valid Gap My thoughts today circled around gaps. Why would we demand less gaps/ instant buttons, when we always have our own to elaborate along our lifetime? We can relate to any occupation. Here is a great review of a post from John Skeats "Why People Who Know the Least About a Subject Seem to Have the Most to Say I have always been fascinated by the Dunning-Kruger Effect but never saw it presented graphically before. Continue Reading
