@PrashantByte09 Automation plus UI/UX is such an underrated pairing, most automation tools still look like old admin panels. What are you shipping these days?
@KhalilNoaman Going from Apple and Tesla to your own product must feel like a totally different speed. What's the hardest big-company habit to unlearn? Would be cool to connect.
@TheAIAgentRev Cursor day to day, Claude Code when a change touches a dozen files at once. Honestly the combo beats picking just one. Which way are you leaning?
New work acronym just dropped: AI;DR. As in "AI; didn't read."
An Amazon vet of almost 20 years says AI-written six-page memos are hollowing out the company's famous memo culture, and one engineer now just tags those docs and skips them. #AI#Productivity
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@rokon8407@X Semantic SEO plus a CTO seat is an interesting combo, you get to see both how a product is built and how people find it. Happy to connect.
@handsher_NGU AI design that actually looks expensive is rare, most of it still screams template. Curious which part of the motion work you still do by hand.
@vitobotta hetzner-k3s at 3.6K stars is no small thing. And I like that SprintPulse goes after the follow-through part, since that's where most retros quietly die. Happy to connect, Vito.
@oldstackjournal Construction by day and code by night is a combo I don't see often. I'd bet the job site teaches you more about scoping and deadlines than most sprint planning does. What kind of software are you building after hours?
@Abelpeterfenix A, but scoped small. One agent that owns a single boring workflow end to end for a real business, like intake or invoicing, teaches you more than a general assistant nobody fully trusts yet.
@webcheatsheet Prospect-research tools plus X workflows is a fun mix. I build websites for small businesses, so finding the right owners is half my job too. Would love to compare notes sometime
@TDSheridanLab 20 years in IT and still tinkering in a homelab is the real tell you love this stuff. What's the one service in your rack you'd never give up?
@RobertoC_A A capability-based microkernel just for isolating agents is a bold call. Most people bolt sandboxes onto Linux and hope for the best. Curious how you handle tool calls that need network access
@TbYoutuber AI that actually operates the ERP instead of just answering questions about it is the hard part. How are you handling approvals before it touches anything financial? Happy to connect.
@sk_2496 100+ PhDs on contract for RL environments is a serious bench. Would really like to see which datasets labs actually pay up for versus the ones that sit unsold.
Kind of wild: by August, AI agents at Anthropic were logging 6x more hours than the actual employees, per the company's own report. Output per person went up too. The catch? Just reading what the agents spit out would eat half a work week. #AI https://t.co/CHVtRtEPtV
Backup topic: Anthropic is quietly showing lawmakers its own draft AI safety bill.