Silicon Valley native. 20 years building software. AI systems for small businesses, Little League coach, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Writing about what I’m working on.
I bought an F-150 partly because I'd worked on the software behind its updates. That made it the most expensive software project I've ever worked on.
I've spent 20 years building software. I was one of two engineering leads on the team behind Ford's over-the-air update system. Before that, I worked on decryption for the first Blu-ray player.
These days, @OliverStamato and I build AI systems for small businesses, from cybersecurity firms to pharmacies.
I'll share what we're building, the engineering decisions behind it, and what I'm figuring out along the way. Outside work, I coach Little League and train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
@MehdiHacks I honestly have trouble keeping my browser tabs plus other work under 64 GB. I should’ve gone for 128.
And now that I’ve been playing around with blender it’s even worse that requires 10 GB of RAM just to get out of bed.
@danielcberk@crowdhealth The quality of care is going to be largely dependent on how you select a provider.
I had 3 health events the year I switched to CrowdHealth, so I went through their process multiple times!
@andrew_jennings I've read other posts that the leads from ChatGPT are not very good(low buyer intent). Any idea if this is true? I haven't seen OpenAI talk much about how they plan to improve the ads platform.
@JoeydeWit_ A few brands I looked at never did this kind of planning. "Boy I'm tired of working on this, time to sell!" was all that they did.
These guys you are talking to are smart!
@SMB_Attorney I'm sure there are plenty of businesses that need help doing this prep work in order to sell. Surely there are players who focus on this kind of 'get ready to sell' transformation?