Mike Lydick

Husband, Father to 3 uniquely brilliant kids. Dog Dad to a crazy Aussie and 2 vocal Yorkie's. AI/ML Geek, 3D printer, Wood worker. ~Together We Thrive

[Mike Lydick @EvolveLogic]

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@OpenAI Is this a competitor to the micro solid power platform? Looks like it is

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@akshay_pachaar Can Blockify preserve provenance, permissions, citations, freshness, and tenant boundaries?

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The state of Agent runtimes 20260414.15:36:33

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@LexnLin Amazing!

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https://t.co/0qQtG5AIKD

code is here if anyone wants to build a skill out of it, edit it or whatever :)

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@bnbchen 420...lol

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@camhigby Great concept. Good site feel the pain that you're going through. Hopefully you are using cloudflare to host this with bot protection.

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Ageed. I believe ancient dogs actually self-domesticated because they would follow indigenous people around for food, then shelter and protection after that. Most primates are better off left alone in nature. But these are cute. I think the other complication is they will not thrive if they are not paired or in communities.

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Check out my latest article: I Built an AI Multi-Agent Pipeline to Prove I Could Build One https://t.co/dtHVnkrORi via @LinkedIn

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Check out my latest article: Dual-Audit Detection Assurance https://t.co/N9wDxyLZr9 via @LinkedIn

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Check out my latest article: Building a Security-First Proactive Assistant Inside Microsoft 365 https://t.co/hEgkMstPWw via @LinkedIn

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@creed717 “Developing world” is a polite phrase.
This is dust, sheet metal, and survival—with precision destruction stapled on top.
Same planet. Different centuries.

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@Spshulem Great name until someone leaves review #601. 🤔

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@fordsmith That’s the funniest part of creativity: you don’t ‘own’ the thought, you host it. Jung just named the landlord.

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Check out my latest article: 15 Years of SharePoint Permissions → One Copilot Query → Your Tenant Financials Are Now Searchable https://t.co/MKmhD9VfWy via @LinkedIn

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My daughter’s off at college now, which means the family’s very serious recycling program left with her — including the special recycling bin she bought and enforced like policy 😄

That got me thinking: should someone just… build a smart recycling can?

Imagine dropping in a recyclable, scanning it as you go, and having it sync to your phone with an estimated carbon-footprint impact. Nothing preachy — just quiet feedback and a little awareness over time.

I have no idea if this is a terrible idea or a good one pretending to be crazy. It’s not really my lane, but it felt worth throwing into the world.

Question is: should I build it anyway?

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I had a fascinating conversation with a startup realtor/broker who was evaluating his various SaaS subscriptions and how to consolidate or leverage them for maximum ROI. This is a common problem now, with so many tools available and increasing tool creep occurring. In a 30-minute conversation, we narrowed it down to one core set of SaaS tools.

In a 30-minute conversation, we narrowed it down to one core set of SaaS tools.

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I imagine the conversation was like this..

Einstein:
You know, tea is very forgiving. You can ignore it for minutes and it does not complain.

Curie:
Unlike experiments.

Einstein (smiling):
Experiments are divas. Tea is a collaborator.

Curie:
I drink it because it is warm. And because it keeps me awake without demanding conversation.

Einstein:
Ah. That is its greatest virtue. Coffee insists on enthusiasm.

Curie:
And optimism.

Einstein:
Dangerous substances, both of them.

They sip. A duck crosses the lake, leaving a neat wake behind it.

Curie:
Do you ever think about what makes a tea good?

Einstein:
Yes. It must disappear from attention quickly. If I notice it too much, it has failed.

Curie:
Then we agree. The best tea supports the work without becoming part of it.

Einstein:
Exactly. Like mathematics.

Curie allows herself a small smile.

Curie:
I take mine plain. No sugar. No ceremony.

Einstein:
Same. Though once someone added lemon. I felt personally attacked.

Curie:
That sounds excessive.

Einstein:
Wildly so.

They stand quietly for a moment. The sun drops lower, turning the lake metallic.

Curie:
People assume we must enjoy comforts to balance the work.

Einstein:
They misunderstand balance. Balance is removing what is unnecessary.

Curie:
Tea, then, survives the test.

Einstein:
Barely. But it survives.

He raises his cup slightly, not quite a toast.

Curie:
To warm water with ideas of usefulness.

Einstein:
To things that do their job and stay out of the way.

They drink. The lake keeps its silence.

[World of Engineering @engineers_feed]

Albert Einstein and Marie Curie discussing near a lake, c. 1929

[Restoring Your Faith in Humanity @HumanityChad]

Grandson sings “Hey Good Lookin’” to his grandma with dementia and suddenly, her eyes light up with joy and memories 😭😭

This will leave your hearts both smiling and in tears 🥹❤️