> Return to the #99 Newsletter Want to get to know yourself better? DiscoverMyProfile is a free platform that hosts a variety of psychometric tests that give you instant feedback. Maintained by the University of Cambridge Psychometrics Centre at the Cambridge Judge Business School, DiscoverMyProfile has been a hit with up to 35,000 participants per day and can already provide you with insights on a wide range of cognitive and personality…
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ChatGPT
> Return to the #98 Newsletter ChatGPT, a state-of-the-art language model developed by OpenAI, is a powerful tool that can help you with a wide range of language-related tasks, including writing, editing, translating, and more. With ChatGPT, you can generate high-quality text in a matter of seconds, whether you need to write an email, a report, or a creative piece. ChatGPT can also help you improve your writing by suggesting corrections,…
Flight Turbulence Forecast
> Return to the #97 Newsletter Planning to fly and wondering about the possible weather conditions during your flight? If so, Turbli is the tool you need. It provides flight travelers with the most accurate turbulence forecast, up to 36 hours in advance. Turbli can even tell you, using the available wind information, if your flight is likely to arrive earlier or later than scheduled. Created and maintained by Ignacio Gallego-Marcos,…
Queen Elizabeth II
> Return to the #96 Newsletter Discover the historical figure of Queen Elizabeth II through images recompiled by Google Arts & Culture Project. Explore a life in pictures, from her early years, the coronation and the places related to royal family, including the Buckingham Palace and the royal collections. Enjoy!
What Came First?
> Return to the #95 Newsletter Which is older: the Basilica of Sacré-Coeur in Paris or the painting “The Yellow House” by Van Gogh? Test your knowledge of Arts and Culture with “What Came First”. It offers an amusing way to challenge yourself to compare seemingly unrelated facts that can help you put things in perspective and inspire you. “What Came First” is part of Google’s Arts & Culture Games collection….