How to create a newsletter without being an editor or writer?All it needs is knowledge of Python, HTML and OpenAI/ChatGPT Aug 21 24August 21, 2024Article at Medium
Generative AI can make you say anything you wantWithout editorial due diligence, ChatGPT and other AI tools could help to spread fake news I’ve been experimenting with various prompts for writing starting templates for articles. For one of my jobs, I undertake work for a workers’ rights… Jun 02 23June 02, 2023Article at Medium
I used ChatGPT to prepare for an interview…and got through to the final roundIt turns out two heads are better than one I am going to be honest, I hate job interviews. Mostly because they are incredibly stressful and nerve-wracking, but also because they are more likely to end in failure than success. The worst part is not… May 18 23May 18, 2023Article at Medium
How to scrape Google Alerts emails using PythonIn previous articles, I have written about scraping Google Alert emails, removing duplicate stories, summarizing the remaining stories using Open AI and creating a newsletter — all with a Python script. How to create a newsletter without being an… Mar 20 23March 20, 2023Article at Medium
Comparing two articles using ChatGPT, or OpenAI and PythonIs it possible to outsource some editorial decisions? Mar 12 23March 12, 2023Article at Medium
How to get your IOS mobile apps ranking higher on App Store?You have spent time creating a mobile app for the iPhone or iPad but how do make sure others can find it? In the first quarter of 2021, there were 2.2 million mobile apps on Apple’s App Store, according to Statista. So trying to find one app is like… Jun 14 21June 14, 2021Article at Medium
Three ways Covid data science could be good for your business Tackling Covid could not have been possible without plenty of data and the ability to analyse and make predictions. But it also shows how data science and machine learning can be used for the private good. 1. Getting the right message to the right… May 13 21May 13, 2021Article at Oxyderkis
SUPREME COURT RULING ON UBER DRIVERS HIGHLIGHTS LACK OF LEGAL CERTAINTY IN EMPLOYMENT LAWThe UK Supreme Court’s ruling this month on the employment status of Uber drivers could offer a ray of hope for zero hours contract workers and casual workers. In the judgement, the court decided that Uber drivers were in fact workers, not… Feb 23 21February 23, 2021Article at ZERO HOURS JUSTICE
Opto-chip diet broadens your bandLatest invention promises to raise Internet performance tenfold, writes Pravin Jeyaraj New research by US scientists could lead to networks with enough bandwidth to support the communications requirements of the largest enterprises. Currently the… Apr 27 00April 27, 2000Article at Computer Weekly
www.habitsmart.comPravin Jeyaraj Habitsmart.com is a resource for anyone with an addiction. Whatever your vice, be it caffeine, chocolate or something stronger, there is plenty of advice on how to give it up. Habitsmart.com has links to a range of documents, including… Apr 27 00April 27, 2000Article at Computer Weekly
Experts warn smartcard driving licence an unnecessary expenseImplementing a proposed electronic driving licence would be a complete waste of money, leading road experts warned last week, writes Pravin Jeyaraj The European Union has announced it is looking into a driving licence that also uses smartcard… Apr 20 00April 20, 2000Article at Computer Weekly
Videoconferencing cuts cost of international court casesThe courts are about to make wider use of videoconferencing in international trials. Pravin Jeyaraj. BT has set up a video link to allow witnesses in North America, South America and Australasia to give evidence in an ongoing fraud trial at Southwark… Apr 20 00April 20, 2000Article at Computer Weekly
Improving a business-to-business web siteBusiness-to-business advertiser ace-quote has revamped its web site to improve customer service for IT buyers who use the site to find suppliers When business-to-business advertiser ace-quote.com recently revamped its Web site, the designers wanted… Mar 02 00March 02, 2000Article at Computer Weekly
The ethical hacker: out to save corporate reputationsThe biggest names on the Internet are under attack and the FBI is investigating, but things could be a lot worse if it weren't for an unsung band of ITers who use the hacker's own methods to foil incursions before they happen. Pravin Jeyaraj meets a… Feb 24 00February 24, 2000Article at Computer Weekly
Load balancing is key to Net bankingPravin Jeyaraj Online banks like Egg have used aggressive marketing to attract people to their sites, but in order to provide an efficient service they must make sure that the sites are accessible. One example of a bank that has had to upgrade its… Feb 10 00February 10, 2000Article at Computer Weekly
Motorola-Psion's pocket-sized Web dealPravin Jeyaraj Full wireless Web browsing could be available as early as next year, but wireless services from mobile phones are not yet readily available. Last week Motorola and Psion announced an agreement to design and develop pocket Internet… Feb 10 00February 10, 2000Article at Computer Weekly
Retailers' performance on the web improvesHigh street retailers' websites have shown a general improvement in performance since we last highlighted this sector on 16 December 1999, writes Pravin Jeyaraj. Harrods has seen the biggest progress in accessibility, with only 13 failed attempts out… Feb 10 00February 10, 2000Article at Computer Weekly
