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Thanks to everyone who submitted an exchange price to the test open source HPI today. It was an overwhelming response! It genuinely far exceeded expectations and I sensed a real enthusiasm for it. The test was as valuable as it was successful for the following reasons: 1. It flushed out 3 minor mistakes in our dataset structure. Now fixed 2. It revealed 2 omissions, being added tomorrow. 3. It revealed a weakness in the link between BestAgent and Ordnance Survey (which is why the address lookup stopped working) 4. It confirmed that, unfortunately, we do need to add an “are you a human” verification step at the beginning. Other surprises: Far more sellers reporting exchange prices than expected. A huge number of tenants reported the rent they are currently paying and their move in date. A surprising number of people joined the mailing list for updates on the HPI. Best of all: People already started sharing it on social media as a great idea, which gives me hope we may get enough vitality to reach big numbers. I’m deeply grateful to everyone who contributed. Thanks. Will keep you posted.

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Finally all published and done! 😀 You can check out our paper on the latest publication of WSEAS Transactions on Systems and Control Journal (Volume 18, 2023) Link to paper: https://lnkd.in/gEZDmq66

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📚 100 Books 📚 At the beginning of the year, I set out on a personal mission to read 100 books in 2024. Today, I’d like to happily announce that I completed that mission. During this time, I learned a few things to help any reader: - Libby gives you access to free digital and audio books and all that you need to use it is a FREE membership to your local library - If you don’t like reading there’s also Kanopy, which lets you stream shows and movies with a library card - Goodreads, the social graph of books, lets you follow friends, track progress, write reviews, and receive great recommendations based on your book preferences I really enjoyed this challenge a lot and while I’m not entirely sure if I would ever do it again, I am glad I did it. While seemingly daunting at times, I undoubtedly learned a lot – both about myself, and from the books. I learned more in these last 9 months than I ever thought I would have when I initially started this challenge. Below, I put together a list of my favorite books from this time. Surprisingly, out of the 100 books that I read and rated, I only gave 7 books a 5-star rating (out of 5). I cannot recommend these books enough, and if you decide to give any a read, I hope that they have an equal or greater impact on you too. 📕 You’re Not Listening: What You’re Missing and Why It Matters by Kate Murphy 📕 Read Write Own: Building the Next Era of the Internet by Chris Dixon   📕 The Almanack of Naval Ravikant: A Guide to Wealth and Happiness by Eric Jorgenson   📕 Broken Money: Why Our Financial System is Failing Us and How We Can Make It Better by Lyn Alden   📕 The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age by James Dale Davidson 📕 Harvey Penick’s Little Red Book: Lessons and Teachings From a Lifetime of Golf 📕 Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown For a more detailed description of each book please check out the comments below!

Charleston Conference 2023 KnowledgeBases and Related Tools (KBART) stands out as one of NISO's successful recommendations. KBART facilitates the standardized exchange of data between content providers and knowledge bases. I will be co-presenting alongside the KBART committee members Noah Levin, Andrew Senior and Christine Stohn at the Charleston Conference. Together, we will discuss advancements toward KBART Phase III, a significant revision of the KBART Recommended Practice. Please sign up to learn more about the recommended practice. #chsconf23