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Got to @a_m_mastroianni 's blog () via @paulbloomatyale What an interesting blog. Spent the last 4 hours reading posts after posts. As he says in one of his posts: his writing shows he cares about the topics on which he writes.

> If you actually care about African prosperity, let’s fight what’s blocking us NOW, not relitigate the distant past. What @magattew says about Africa is true for today's Indian leaders too (likes of @ShashiTharoor). If you care about Indian prosperity, fight NOW not the past

> Genes load the gun. Environment pulls the trigger.

Responsible AI: In theory vs in practice. I spoke at the NASSCOM CXO Breakfast session in Chandigarh on how we’re actually applying Responsible AI while building enterprise apps 👇 1/11

> The problem of good code is to solve a specific set of problems efficiently. AI hasn't perfected this yet. It solves problems, sure, but not always efficiently. Very good take on AI code generation. This is what I have seen in my experience too.

Things take longer to happen than you think they will, and then they happen faster than you thought they could. — Rudiger Dornbusch

Was listening to MSFT sales guy in a webinar. He said, we go into LinkedIn and find accounts to cold target. This blew me. MSFT guys doing cold targeting? I couldn’t imagine that.

The patient inherit everything the impatient leave behind. — Shane Parish

Looks like I should release more clips

💥 Why elite CTOs still need coaches in the age of AI New episode released today. @viktor_nyblom & I cover: • a coach helps you see what you can't • coaching # information • energy is the multiplier • writing a "user manual of me" 1️⃣

You have to be unreasonable to see the world that doesn’t yet exist. — Will Guidara

Genesis 1 opens with two radical ideas: • humans are made in God’s image • the world has order and purpose These two ideas became the seedbed of human rights & early scientific discoveries. And continue to shape worldview of many. 1/12

The more I use chatgpt for Bible Study, I realise it agrees with you all the time. It doesn’t challenge you. Take this example. It immediately agrees, instead of pointing out where I go wrong. Actually there is “God saw it good” for 5th day.

Best way to find out answers is to have a podcast. Then bring experts in those fields. The more episodes you release, the more you are able to attract higher level experts. That's the template for a good long running podcast

Same here. I tweet for myself. I tweet to my present self (this is interesting; this is what I'm doing; documenting my journey) I tweet to my past self (you doubted, it's fine it all turned out ok; or the game is still on) I tweet to my future self (this is the path you took)

I routinely use chatGPT to transcribe my podcast interviews, summarise and get key insights from them. On best days, it’s awesome. Like 10x outsourced agent. Many times, it will fail miserably. Even when prompted with variations it will still fail. Frustrating.

As many of you know, I homeschool my two boys. When I mention this, a common question arises: What about their social life? How will they make friends?

People who say GenAI will replace jobs are those who don’t use GenAI tools daily. They read a hyper content creator on Twitter or a consultant report and parrot rather than from first hand experience. If they use they will know it fails often and cant expose that to customers.

Your partner should be able to suffer well. What a valid advice. True.

From the experts. It is not due to the pilot error. It is one thing to be curious. But it is entirely another to be an content creator who wants to get more clicks and engagement. Be curious. Read. Ask. Don't be a clickbait content creator.

Your spec becomes the product. Everything else is just execution. Agents can read product specifications in plain English and generate code. They can even test and execute them. It is also possible to automatically deploy them to servers. 1/4

Hey @DescriptApp : I couldn't find this out from docs or even chatgpt. Hope you can help. I have a guest on the podcast. Have already split the scenes. In the scenes where the guest is speaking I want to mute myself. Don't want to hear my "hm.. yea..." How to do that?

Hey @mybookr when are you opening in Panchkula / Chandigarh

We have redefined what it means to “resolve” an issue. My IRCTC account was disabled and so I couldn’t login. I have used this account for the past 10 years to book multiple train trips.

I have been reading the Bible for over 20 years. Each year, I attempt to read it cover to cover. So far, I read it from a theological perspective. Though I applied many Biblical concepts & benefited from them, I never took a systemic study with this point of view. 1/9

> even in his twilight, Djokovic has something for you to take home. He reminds you to fight till the end. He reminds you to delay the inevitable. There is something truly inspiring about watching a genius in decline. Never thought in this way. Thanks @parthpunter

Study of history shouldn’t be about dry collection of names & dates It should be about understanding the intersection of time & place that defines who we are.

IRCTC site doesn't accept rUYZYHE9JAdh(i as a password. What am I doing wrong?

@IRCTCofficial serves ads on login page. Since there was discussion about Aadhaar, I thought this is part of IRCTC and I have to agree to it and I clicked. Only later I realized this is ad. This is not right. Hope irctic either stop serving ads or changes types of ads

Optimise your life for satisfaction not for status

Even when I indicate clearly that I am using svelte5, cursor keeps generating svelte4 code. 🤦

A father will do anything to bring a smile on his kids’ face.

I wonder which part of the world is progressing. Seems every part is declining. Is this just social media bubble or is it true the whole world is going down?

> London stays charming because people care enough to fight for it This is so true. People have to demand from the authorities. Sad that is not true in any of Indian city

Around 2003, I was going through terrible time. Everything seems to go wrong. A colleague, Ramesh, would listen to the same whining two times a day (coffee time), day after day, without any judgement. Slowly I gained my mental strength.

This is something I taught my kids as part of #homeschooling They blog about their retros often: - - - -

This is a reductive / 1-dimensional view. You can climb someone else's ladder. Use that money to build (invest) things that has enormous upside. Sujatha () worked in govt company writing novels on the side; ended up screenwriter for movies.

Going to check this out new “Study Together” chatgpt feature. Will be very useful for homeschooling

I ran a startup for a year & failed. I went for a walk with my mentor for a retro. Towards the end of that crushing walk, he said: JJ, you suck as a CEO but you can be the best 2nd in-command. Was hard to accept for days. But that opened me to a decade long enjoyable CTO role.

A high signal post by @vedikaja_in: High signal ⇒ dense ⇒ requires unpacking As @bhavishsood said: A refreshing post amidst Agentic AI noise.

That's coz we don't have varieties and don't know to appreciate "taste" of life - like art, theater, dance. Go to an European city. You can taste 100's of varieties of beer; Most of us have had only red wine. Again there are varieties. .... Most of our taste is vulgar.

one of the reasons I keep going back to @buffer is coz of their awesome mobile app. So quick and easy to compose updates.

You need to survive today to think about long term. Not everyone wants to put a dent in the universe. Some of us just want to earn money and live a life we aspire. So if YT changes algo, we want to tune for that. Tomorrow if another social media comes we will win there too.

> have things that customers have always wanted to do but never get around to. Here are six buckets under which we can figure out this. More:

Getting started with #svelte is so much easier than #vuejs As a backend dev, I prefer either preact or svelte for my apps. So much easier to start developing though both of them have less ecosystem than Vue

Now that Jason posted this, I thot of all the apps I use. Almost all of them came from tweets / online searches. (not necessarily company's tweets) • readwise • 11ty • obsidian • vivaldi ...

> You blog useful things ...then they want to buy what you make This has been the content marketing strategy for the last 30 years. If those useful things are painful things your product solves, even better.

I was teacher to teachers for few hours Spoke to faculty of Chandigarh group of colleges about opportunities and challenges of GenAI.

GenAI is a cognitive revolution. It helps us to translate thought to interface quickly.

TBH, have seen this on twitter too.