@bgurley A lot of people are envious and therefore bitter because he controls more capital than they do - even after the sale to Citadel. And he has a bigger chunk of pre IPO Anthropic than they were able to negotiate which is embarrassing to certain individuals
Here's a gantry crane operator at the Port of Singapore loading containers on trucks remotely. The 170+ grants cranes are autonomous, so they only bring in the operator when there's an exception that the robots need help with. Thanks for the tour @singaporepsa!
I've spoken to 2,000+ companies over the last 12 months about their plans for remote work going forward
Here are a few things I've learned
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🎉 Starting with @firefox 85 we can say goodbye to :-moz-focusring and say hello to :focus-visible. 🎉
MDN: https://t.co/AGxjtK31jt
#devsheets
Video alt: Explanation showing that focus styles can be hidden for click interactions but be visible for keyboards.
Introducing RedwoodJS (https://t.co/4qsI2JP2Ld), a new JS web framework I’ve been working on for the past year! Today we are releasing v0.1.0. We’re bringing full-stack to the JAMstack!
Are you sitting with correct posture right now? My new experiment detects your posture and blurs a screen if it’s poor. Made with @TensorFlow.js #PoseNet model.
Check it out and read about creation process here: https://t.co/NuJzcm5clr
Falcon 9 is vertical on the SpaceX launch pad at Vandenberg Air Force Base in advance of the Iridium-5 mission. All systems and weather are go for tomorrow's launch at 7:13 a.m. PDT, 14:13 UTC.
📈 At this rate, @Telegram is set to overtake @Twitter in users by September 2018.
It'll also be bigger than Skype, Viber, Snapchat and LINE.
Only Whatsapp, Messenger, QQ and WeChat remain bigger then. https://t.co/1C38tYiSGn
I see people foregoing their best years stuck in an office, in the hope they can enjoy their later years. What utter nonsense.
Society has got something very wrong, as our work culture seems to surgically remove the wonder and enjoyment from our days.
https://t.co/mm5AjGV9nX
Falcon 9 flight 50 launches tonight, carrying Hispasat for Spain. At 6 metric tons and almost the size of a city bus, it will be the largest geostationary satellite we’ve ever flown.