Australian Grand Prix F1 Qualifying - commentators
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Australian Grand Prix F1 Qualifying - commentators
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Next time I should record the cold start sound.
We are all tired this is not a surprise.
I didn't see any but that doesn't mean they are not there.
Come with me to a Microsoft office for the day: www.tiktok.com/@scuffyness/...
#MicrosoftLife
The hardest part about being a manager is actually caring about people.
In Australia that's when they start learning to drive.
Oh ouch.
Ironically, I've been the most productive in the office today on catching up on meeting recordings.
It's possible to be excited by AI, annoyed with basic process issues, and worried about the state of the world - all at the same time.
Sonia selfie in the real office
Corporate Barbie today, spending the day working from the Microsoft Brisbane office.
Time to channel Taylor Swift and progress a hard project a little further.
A useful Copilot skill would be to nudge me that an email I sent one week ago hasn't had a reply yet, and should Copilot send a follow-up.
My alarm went off this morning and interrupted a dream where I was being chased up a tree by a crocodile. #Australia
I think there is but maybe not in the way it's being focussed right now. Think back end processes, logistics, manufacturing and less website chat bots.
30 years in the industry here. I feel like an imposter during times when I'm learning something new to me that it feels like everybody else knows. But the sum total of my experiences gives me an epic perspective that's called on by other people. So yeah, it's a see-saw.
"But our competitors are doing it and will get an advantage"
Yeah your competitors are also struggling with stupid processes, unnecessary email threads and a lack of focus on the things that actually matter in a business.
Don't focus on outselling them. Outperform them.
AI won't revolutionize a business with:
- inefficient or non-existent processes
- unclear lines of responsibility
- a lack of communication
It could help you solve some of those.
Before you go build the next big AI experience, figure out which part of your factory is the bottleneck & start there.
On the other hand, there's still a gap where many IT Pro and Finance tasks in the cloud are far too manual or need you to build a collection of tools to achieve your outcome. Imagine if cloud platforms built this stuff in, instead of teaching us how to build an agent to do it.
Repeat after me "Just because you can AI something, doesn't mean you should."
Seeing more automation cases where tools already exist, but you want to make it an agent and spend money on tokens.
Only do this if it genuinely adds value.
One of my fav travel memories is doing sunrise yoga on the roof of Marina Bay Sands. Enjoy your time in Singapore!
The stage is my happy place, so I'm looking to up-level my keynote skills. Drop me a link to a keynote recording you loved, bonus points if you tell me why.
Doesn't matter the subject. I'm studying the stagecraft & storytelling.
Me: Books two trips to Europe
The world: So let's start WWIII
Supports under a famous pier with waves
Post a pic you took, no context, to bring some zen to the feed
Age verification, but it's just measuring how much ibuprofen is in your system.
I forgot that vibe coding is quick and easy, but it's the troubleshooting that takes time.
Is it a teach a man to fish situation? Can we teach them to build their own dashboards?
Blue sky some clouds sunlight flare
Australians should be able to call in to work for a Sun Day.
Yeah the weather's too nice, let's cancel work.
Do you raise your hand in the meeting when you are actually done, or are you a high performing eldest daughter who doesn't like attention and was called on in class, so you wait until others raise their hands first?