From co‑learning to co‑creation, how AI revives craft, creativity, and joy at work Needless to say, AI is on everybody's lips. Clearly, most people just focus on the most obvious aspects that emerge from the use of tools based on these technologies: the increase in productivity (when used wisely), delegating tedious and repetitive tasks to … Continue reading AI’s Hidden Dividends
🚀 Big News: I’ve Co-Founded a Finance & Economics Content Company — EconomiX is here!
I’m thrilled to share something I’ve been working on behind the scenes: I’ve co-founded a brand-new content creation company dedicated to making finance and economics accessible, engaging, and downright exciting: EconomiX.In a world where money moves faster than ever, and global markets shape our everyday lives, understanding finance isn’t just for Wall Street insiders—it’s for … Continue reading 🚀 Big News: I’ve Co-Founded a Finance & Economics Content Company — EconomiX is here!
Engineer ≠ Ingegnere
Technically, the Italian word corresponding to engineer is ingegnere. However, there is a profound, structural difference between the two profiles, even though the etymology is clearly the same, given the morphological similarity1. Unfortunately, this similarity often leads to misunderstandings, as it is believed that the two qualifications are essentially the same, regardless of the country … Continue reading Engineer ≠ Ingegnere
We have a DRIN — Part I
Caveat: To contextualize this post, please take into account that in my opinion this is the role played by politics in modern society. I have never been active in politics. Many don't do that because they think politics is inevitably "dirty" and want to stay away from it. Other even believe the active politics should … Continue reading We have a DRIN — Part I
The long and winding road to “professional amateurism” — Part 3
Part 2 of this series is here. They say that hard work pays off. I suspect that this is not always true. Nevertheless, be joyful and grateful when it does. Credits Special thanks to biologist and nutritionist Sarah Pigozzo for the invaluable pieces of advice she has given me. Featured image source: https://deadline.com/video/uncle-drew-review-kyrie-irving-shaquille-oneal-lil-rel-howery/
Master di I livello in Filosofia del Digitale e Intelligenza Artificiale — Parte I
Da fine 2024, sto frequentando il master indicato nel titolo di questo post. Anche se non è ancora terminato, sta volgendo al termine e credo si possa trarre qualche conclusione su di esso. Vorrei quindi scrivere qualche articolo su quella che è stata la mia esperienza. Inauguro questa breve serie di post — rigorosamente in … Continue reading Master di I livello in Filosofia del Digitale e Intelligenza Artificiale — Parte I
You never forget your first time
Original press release: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/insquared_insquared-hotiday-exit-activity-7327634804970033152-_jzV/. Credits Photo by Kent Banes on Unsplash.
Social sciences
To be honest, I am becoming lazy. 😉 I did not translate this post in English. It is not a big deal, however. Nowadays, it is so trivial to do the job with the help of any AI freely available on the Internet. Il mio professore di Filosofia politica e Sociologia a inizio lezione ama … Continue reading Social sciences
MG MG4 Electric test drive
I took the opportunity of this event to rent an MG MG4 Electric car. Since the venue of the course I attended was about 450 km away from my home, it was a good chance to experience the use of an electric car on a long journey. In previous cases, I had always covered relatively … Continue reading MG MG4 Electric test drive
Human geopolitics
If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.Abraham Maslow I thought about this maxim while taking a geopolitics course last month. This famous quote popped into my head because the underlying lesson I was given was that geopolitics—especially the one presented in the course, which is denoted as human—is the only … Continue reading Human geopolitics
The long and winding road to “professional amateurism” — Part 2
Part 1 of this series is here. The gym subscription I recently purchased includes the measurement of your body composition too. I jumped at this opportunity, and here is the measurement report: Interestingly, the instrument used for this purpose — which resembles an electronic scale — is capable of providing more information than the BMI … Continue reading The long and winding road to “professional amateurism” — Part 2
You can call me Lord
Finally, I (virtually) put my foot on an English-speaking country's soil. For my mistake, this post ended up in a drawer and so it remained unpublished for years. Better late than never. Anyway, from now on, you can address me as Lord. 😎
The second fundamental law of economics and finance
Recently, I published a new page on this website. It is entitled "The fundamental rules of economics and finance" and represents a sort of vademecum I have written to set some firm points I have learned throughout the years. I was so certain of their ineradicability that I had the audacity to refer to them … Continue reading The second fundamental law of economics and finance
Citroen Nemo 1 – 0 Tesla Model Y
Introduction User experience aka UX. You may find it a little weird to start a post about a car test drive with this expression, which usually refers to web frontends, mobile apps, and stuff like that. But the Tesla Model Y is not a mere car. It is the outcome of cutting-edge engineering and science. … Continue reading Citroen Nemo 1 – 0 Tesla Model Y
The long and winding road to “professional amateurism”
Part 2 of this series is here. I know, the expression "professional amateurism" is an oxymoron. However, I think it is effective in describing one of the goals I would like to pursue in the second and final part of my professional life—the one I am currently entering as I approach fifty years old. From … Continue reading The long and winding road to “professional amateurism”
“My personal Project Leading vademecum” is online
I just published this new page: My personal Project Leading vademecum. Credits Photo by Thirdman: https://www.pexels.com/photo/a-group-of-people-with-their-hands-together-5583258/.
Is this part of future mobility?
I recently had the opportunity to test drive a Lynk & Co 01. I will not say much about the car itself, which is a plug-in hybrid vehicle. There are tons of reviews on YouTube detailing its features and performance. Instead, I'd prefer to concentrate on the whole user experience as this vehicle can be … Continue reading Is this part of future mobility?
What else?
I have learned what I wanted to learn. I have been to the places where I wanted to go. I have done the job that I wanted to do. I have played the game that I wanted to play. I have met the people that I wanted to meet. What else could I want from life? Credits … Continue reading What else?
Can we afford this?
Last week, I visited St. Mark's Basilica in Venice at night. Needless to say, the magnificence of this church and the surrounding buildings is further amplified by the artificial lighting that pierces the darkness. The photos speak for themselves, and one could make a post out of them alone. I must confess, however, that as … Continue reading Can we afford this?
Sella Ronda Bike Day 2022
No words needed. The pictures speak for themselves. https://www.sellarondabikeday.com
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