I’m happy to share that my Skool community is now open:
https://t.co/Mu8vWcepKA
It’s called Weight Loss and Maintenance - Real Help for Real Life.
I built it for people who want to lose weight in a realistic way and, just as importantly, learn how to keep it off. Not another short burst of motivation, perfection, or starting over every Monday. The focus is on better habits, better thinking, and stronger maintenance skills for real life.
Inside, I’ll be sharing practical help for cravings, emotional eating, stress eating, setbacks, eating out, holidays, and the mental side of staying on track. There will also be group coaching, useful resources, and more courses over time.
If you want a calmer, more solid, more sustainable approach to weight loss and maintenance, you’re very welcome inside.
“Budget” and “financials” are different words, but embeddings understand they’re related.
That’s the foundation behind semantic search and one of the core building blocks of modern multimodal systems.
Learn how embeddings power retrieval across text, audio, images, and video in Building Multimodal Data Pipelines: https://t.co/fwbQKeiB7H
OpenAI’s reported IPO push is more than a company milestone.
It would be a public-market test of the whole AI boom: huge demand, huge valuation, huge compute costs.
#OpenAI#AI#ArtificialIntelligence#IPO#TechNews
https://t.co/MDO0rpcDDF
Everyone is talking about MCP servers right now.
So I decided to create a realistic example in .NET and add it completely FREE to the:
My AI in .NET Starter Kit: https://t.co/8cOG2CgDfX
I built an MCP Server in .NET for API performance analysis.
Not a “hello world” demo.
A real example where GitHub Copilot Agent mode can actually call tools and analyze API performance for you.
You type something like: “Compare slow-thread-sleep with slow-task-delay using 20 users for 15 seconds”
And the MCP server:
→ Runs load tests
→ Compares endpoints
→ Measures p50/p95/p99 latency
→ Detects thread pool starvation
→ Suggests optimizations
→ Generates reports
The whole point was to show HOW MCP actually works in practice.
So instead of building another toy calculator example, I created a scenario around performance testing because it naturally fits the MCP model really well.
The project includes:
→ MCP Server in .NET
→ 10 MCP tools
→ Custom load testing engine in pure .NET
→ ASP. NET Core API with intentional performance issues
→ Blazor dashboard for visualizing results
→ Unit tests
→ Full source code
And yes, this is more educational than production-ready.
The goal is to help you understand:
→ How MCP servers expose tools
→ How AI agents call them
→ How tool orchestration works
→ How to structure an MCP server in .NET
→ How AI can interact with real developer workflows
I genuinely think MCP is going to become a very important skill for developers.
Especially for people building AI-powered tooling and developer platforms.
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Adult attachment styles can shape how we handle closeness, distance, reassurance, and independence. But they are not fixed identities. They are patterns, and patterns can become more visible, more flexible, and healthier.
#Psychology#AttachmentTheory#Relationships#InsightArea
https://t.co/4GMRyf0cUz
OpenAI’s new ChatGPT personal finance features show where AI is heading next: not just answering general questions, but helping users reason over their own real data.
Useful, powerful, and sensitive - especially when money, privacy, and judgment meet.
#ChatGPT#OpenAI#AI #PersonalFinance #FinTech #Technology #InsightArea
https://t.co/bgOVjnKrhI
💔 Russia is a terrorist state, one murdering civilians with missiles with impunity as the richest nations with the most powerful military forces in the world right next door choose every day not to stop it.
40,000-year-old Stone Age markings may not be writing as we know it, but they could show something just as fascinating: early humans were already organizing symbols in ways that carried meaning.
A small window into human evolution, cognition, and the long road toward written language.
#HumanEvolution #Archaeology #Science #StoneAge #Writing #InsightArea
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Data is hungry for context.
A transcript tells you what was said. Audio can tell you how it was said. Images contain text, diagrams, and visual information. Video brings it all together over time.
Most enterprise data lives in these formats, and most of it still goes unused.
Learn how to process and retrieve across multimodal data in Building Multimodal Data Pipelines: https://t.co/CrPyZ2dcuX
Building a cyberdeck is not just about making a DIY laptop. It is about turning computing into something personal again: repairable, visible, weird, useful, and shaped around how you actually think and work.
#Cyberdeck#DIYTech#RaspberryPi#Linux#ComputerScience#Programming #MakerCulture
https://t.co/UkQ3XlW82C
UiPath’s new Coding Agents platform shows where enterprise AI may be heading: not just AI that writes code, but AI-generated automation that can be tested, governed, deployed, and trusted inside real companies.
The next race is infrastructure, not just demos.
#UiPath#AIAgents #ArtificialIntelligence #CodingAgents #EnterpriseAI #Automation #SoftwareEngineering #OpenAICodex #ClaudeCode #InsightArea
https://t.co/R7kRw7E5qW
Slow inference. Hallucinations. Costs that don't scale.
The parts of LLMs you can't see are the parts that bite you.
Build the intuition to debug them, in our new course with @RealSharonZhou and @AMD: Transformers in Practice.
Enroll here: https://t.co/OEfy4DoLU2
OpenAI’s new Deployment Company shows where AI is heading next: not just smarter models, but deeper integration into business workflows, infrastructure, and daily operations.
The hard part is no longer trying AI. It is deploying it well.
#OpenAI#AI#ArtificialIntelligence #BusinessAI #Technology #MachineLearning
https://t.co/9zQT8eAt7W
Today, we're announcing $30M in new funding to build the AI OS for Research.
2.5M researchers start their work with Consensus every month. Their work is the foundation that all progress is built upon.
We could tell you our story. We'd rather they did👇
#OpenAIDevDay2026 I've built a game called Lane Strike using codex with gpt 5.5; it's already released in prod, in approaches already 1000 downloads.
Here's the link:
https://t.co/kjACWMEw1m
It's built with flutter and dart (I'm a professional programmer, but never worked with this tech stack).
The approach was spec-driven, I've touched almost no line of code. Also implemented with gpt 5.5 all: mechanic, google sign-in, interstitial and rewarded ads, analytics (developed as php backend endpoint with gpt 5.5).
Also used gpt 5.5 to interpret the analytics and improved the playability of the game (the new analysis improved the specs, and gpt 5.5 implemented the new findings).
The iterative process is so fast!
From idea to execution in almost no time (compared with the old way of doing dev, without AI and with a lot of integration problems, new language barrier etc etc).
The icon and all the grafic: all developed with gpt 5.5.