@Ralph_Grabowski @tomfgoodwin This is what I do. I don't have to download the video. Just watch without ads.
I don't know how UBlock does that though.
RT @jjude: A critic doesnt have skin in the game.
A coach has.
At times, coding with GenAI tools feel like this ;-)
x.com/BullishJapa/st…
RT @jjude: Why I am skeptical of capturing all decision traces in business?
> Often business is just human beings doing human being things…
RT @jjude: Checking out opencode.ai
How is it different from cline.bot and the related open source IDEs?
@SuccessProject_ While growing up we had Iran war, Iraq war, recession, and so on.
Those days the only way to get and analyze news was from papers and analysts on the TV.
Today everyone shouts from Twitter, FB, and everywhere. So we feel the world is on the edge.
My take.
RT @TheAnkurTyagi: How to Increase Your Luck as a Software Engineer in 2026.
- Start a blog
- Ship projects
- Contribute to open-source
-…
A critic doesnt have skin in the game.
A coach has.
Why I am skeptical of capturing all decision traces in business?
> Often business is just human beings doing human being things. With simple human incentives and motivations. Never ignore the human aspects of business. Always keep the individuals, their motivations, fears,…
Checking out opencode.ai
How is it different from cline.bot and the related open source IDEs?
RT @TheeJoelLopez: Ultimate privilege for kids:
-Born to Married Parents
-Take kids to Church
-Mom stays home with Kids
-Mom and Dad are f…
Winners pay for many experiments - Jeff Bezos, 2015 annual letter
GenAI has empowered companies to conduct numerous experiments and accelerate their learning. Those who experiment and learn quickly will gain leverage, and this advantage will only compound over time.
It's great… https://t.co/YpOcNjNDxI
@eremika_45 Whoever says only India has stray dogs probably should watch this video ;-)
@JacksonKernion @kevinroose I think in 2026 we will see a "substack for apps"
x.com/jjude/status/2…
@nileshtrivedi is building something in this space
@joshm Winners pay for more experiments - Jeff Bezos, 2015 Annual Letter
As @joshm says, "thanks to Claude Code, we’re running more experiments and learning faster."
GenAI has enabled companies to run more experiments and learn faster.
Whoever learns faster will win.
RT @sureshsambandam: The Economist Magazine declared #Tamilnadu is #superstate. In this video I cover the underlying reasons for Tamilnadu'…
RT @IndraVahan: we thought AI would kick down indian service companies and that genai startups would go straight for the client and wipe th…
RT @varunram: A lot of people believe that the Indian IT sector will somehow magically go away because of AI. In fact, its the direct oppos…
Some in the enterprise world are buzzing about GenAI's impact on data stacks and products.
I'm still assisting others with CSV integration for their legacy ERPs.
How long do you think this second category will endure?
Predictions:
- documentation will disappear
- open source software will disappear
- companies will offer manual support as premium option
- companies will offer someone coming to your office and fixing as super-premium option
- there will be more software
x.com/opdroid1234/st…
@BenjaminDEKR what was the moat of linux in the world of windows
what was the moat of firefox in the world of safari & IE?
Companies will find moat - primarily, as Jeff Bezos wrote in his 2015 annual letter: winners pay for more experiments
Now whichever company runs more experiments to…
RT @NeonAdejo: Here are key lessons from Genesis 27:18-24 that some interpret for success and wealth-building:
1. **Bold Action**: Jacob s…
@nblqbl @davheld Have you played this "Chinese whisper" game: youtube.com/watch?v=D-YHC8…
That's exactly what happens with humans too.
@Marcel7an @BenjaminDEKR Winners pay for more experiments - Jeff Bezos.
GenAI tools have enabled companies to pay for more experiments.
Only one thing I will add to this excellent list of "intelligent risk":
Intelligent risks are always two way doors (with some impact). You can walk back.
x.com/cameronpriest/…
RT @cameronpriest: An intelligent risk has 4 properties:
- Asymmetric upside -One win pays for many losses.
- Capped downside - You pre-de…
Recently @SejalSud gifted "Steal Like An Artist" by @austinkleon. My younger son loved it, finished it quickly and wrote a review of the book.
Encourage kids to read more books. Specifically, books that inspire them to be creative.
Read the review here: blog.jerryg.xyz/everybody-is-a…
@andymukherjee70 @rambombay When Indian politicians and their right-wing supporters suggest emulating China, they overlook these positive aspects and focus instead on the autocratic elements.
@andymukherjee70 > You are no longer to supply the people with straw for making bricks; let them go and gather their own straw. But require them to make the same number of bricks as before; don’t reduce the quota - Exodus 5:7-8
The more things change, the more it remains the same.
This is not…
@GergelyOrosz LLMs output looks magical until you prompt on areas you are good at. That's when you start seeing the cracks.
(Same is true for news too)
@pamelafox @simonw @GergelyOrosz @HamelHusain @intellectronica @isaac_flath @GaryMarcus Been following Simon & Gergely. Didn't know about others. Adding them all to my "Twitter University" list.
As you say in your blog post, best way is to practice what you consume. I have been following this learning methodology for more than a decade and it helped a lot:… https://t.co/jnKkcDyRqH
Benefits of Green Tea
Green tea has become a luxury belief. I'm not sure if it truly offers health benefits, though most claim it does. It's like classic literature—hardly anyone reads it, yet everyone insists it should be read. https://t.co/1wwa5kl8nN
RT @arvindakaraja: shots*skills*luck = goal
increase left side
@YouknowTheguy3 @shelley_curious @WesleyLHuff Robert Pirsig says something similar in his awesome book, "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance".
Since reading that book, I always follow a slow and intentional methodology to reading anything that I consider important.
Having said that, I read the Bible in multiple…
RT @jjude: @akoratana @jainarvind > will not be done in a single, universal platform
There are couple of other reasons too (other than uni…
@akoratana @jainarvind > will not be done in a single, universal platform
There are couple of other reasons too (other than universal ontology)
No enterprise would want to keep everything in a single platform. Too risky
History also teaches us. As soon as there is a standard, enterprises add their…
RT @jjude: @branthansen > Desires limit our view. We have to have an expanded vision to avoid becoming slaves to them. We become slaves t…
@branthansen > Desires limit our view. We have to have an expanded vision to avoid becoming slaves to them. We become slaves to them at our peril, and the great peril of those around us, people whom we purport to love.
Thank you for writing this. Excellent advice
RT @akoratana: @jainarvind Huge respect for what you guys have built, but I think context graphs that truly capture decisions and, by exten…
@randhirk9786 > Patterns emerge
I am preparing a sermon for this Sunday. And the crux is this: how to identify emerging patterns.
Those who can identify patterns early flourish
RT @randhirk9786: Listening is becoming clearer. Patterns emerge when you hear people without defending a position. The real work is not co…
RT @rinpoet: How a 'settled issue' has been made into a 'serious issue' to destroy Tamil Hindus' unique characteristics of 'peaceful coexis…
For Indian traffic a car like i10 is great.
You feel like Jason Bourne everyday as you zig through traffic
After reading about decision traces and context graphs by @JayaGup10, I started watching how decisions are actually made and wonder if we can really capture decision traces in organizations.
As a technologist, their argument makes sense. We have systems of record. Amazons and…
@jameesy @JamesClear @SahilBloom Interesting. I call "Life Objective" what you and @SahilBloom calls as razor.
I explained my productive system here: x.com/jjude/status/2…
Perplexity is becoming my go-to site for news: perplexity.ai/discover
You can create your own spaces too.
I'm wondering if we're witnessing the Facebook days all over again. Facebook enticed news outlets to publish on their platform, then choked the news media.
RT @Villymeta: @it_Rutie Because oil does not equal wealth.
Wealth comes from access, alliances, and integration into global finance.
Ven…
@kapsology I used to buy them from "Europa" stores in Chennai (2nds store) in late 90s. Quality even in those shirts would be so good. It would come for couple of years without any issue.
Now even the ones I buy from the stores are of poor quality.
Got out of ITC fully last year. Seems like a good decision.