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It's genuinely unbelievable to think we went from 5 people working on an OSS project 2 years ago to a $1.5B business now. How did we do it? 1. Hire amazing people 2. Never stop investing in your community

I recently ran an AI experiment with @Resourcely with a goal to generate reliable and secure Terraform based on a natural language. While this may sound trivial, we found that the devil is really in the details. Read more here: resourcely.io/post/just-anot…

Building always-on, business-critical AI applications or agents on a constantly updating and growing volume of unstructured data requires resilient and fast data infrastructure.  I am super excited to finally announce @tensorlake's open-source, real-time data framework, Indexify. ​ Real-time processing: Optimized for tasks like summarization, extraction, embedding, and parsing, Indexify works well with frequently updated data. It can ingest any data modality at scale, with incremental updates that don't require re-processing entire documents. ​ Reliability, Multi-Cloud and Hardware Acceleration: Indexify reliably processes data even during transient infrastructure failures, ensuring high availability . Extracted data is automatically stored in storage systems. Pipelines can run on GPUs, CPUs, and across multiple clouds for flexibility and resilience. ​ Observability: Fully observable, Indexify allows you to identify bottlenecks in extraction pipelines and retrieval APIs for semantic searches and SQL queries. ​ Indexify has been tested on AWS with hundreds of thousands of documents and images to ensure production-readiness. ​ It comes with retrieval APIs for RAG applications, autonomous agents or any AI application. It's fully extensible, allowing you to bring any model into pipelines. ​ Blog Post: medium.com/tensorlake-ai/… GitHub: github.com/tensorlakeai/i… Website: getindexify.ai Discord Community: discord.gg/vxQPZpp7bV

@turnoverva hey, I’ve been working on a turnover related art project I would love to (privately) share with you. Do you mind sending me a dm?

This is nonsense. Clearly a statement made by someone who doesn’t work for commission (I don’t either). Yes, working smarter is better than working harder. Want to know what’s even better? Working smarter and harder.

Please help us continue to make @temporalio better by sharing feedback through our survey. You even get free swag and a discount for Replay.

As a degenerate hypochondriac, there is nothing quite like the doctor giving all clear in yearly physical. The peace of mind will last at least a few months at which point I'm sure I'll redevelop all the symptoms again.

@avnerbraverman @temporalio Great question, @jessicaewest do we have anything on the books.

@taillogs @temporalio When is the one in silicon valley?

We are having an in-person meetup for @temporalio on the 25th of May in Seattle. Come hang out with us f2f, or at least take our free pizza and beer. twitter.com/temporalio/sta…

If you do sales or recruiting and do not present yourself as such while also still trying to push whatever your incentivized to push... I probably won't ever respond to you again.

We made a post/video talking about our wonderful new @temporalio getting started experience. The new experience is only possible because of the hard work of our wonderful partners @datadoghq and specifically Jacob LeGrone. temporal.io/blog/temporali… youtube.com/watch?v=-BJRQm…

Check out this awesome post about our exciting new @temporalio #python SDK. temporal.io/blog/durable-d… This SDK was a real undertaking and labor of love.

@bphogan I’m glad you’re the one leading our education efforts at Temporal :)

Honestly wasn’t a great day. Say something nice to cheer me up?

@travismcpeak @d0nutptr At 6 years old Von Neuman could divide two 8 digit numbers in his head and was fluent in Ancient Greek which he often used to tell jokes.

@d0nutptr I don’t see why it’s unreasonable. My 10 years is not your 10 years. There really is no bounds to what a driven and smart person can accomplish in a given period of time.

I'm shooting for staff this year. I'm 27. I also bust my fucking ass every god damn day learning as much as I can and have been working in tech since highschool. It's not a crazy idea.

The best part of being in a startup is getting a killer team together and letting them loose on a problem with no big company restrictions and processes to slow us down. It's incredible what a small group of the right people can do!

@travismcpeak Exactly. It’s like trump putting out a poll on truth social.

@taillogs I mean, at a minimum it could be boosted to groups likely to vote a certain way.

Not that I think anything suspect is necessarily going on but the idea that you could trust the integrity of a poll run by a man who owns and unilaterally controls the software which runs and hosts the poll is cracking me up.

@elonmusk dm me if you want some serious ideas on how to turn Twitter into a politically neutral and economically viable business without requiring so much stress and frustration.

“How to accidentally catalyze disruption of your own product with a single policy change”

Fourth video in my series where I share unrequested opinions about /r/productmanagement posts. This one even starts with some minor meta Reddit drama. youtu.be/ifQkNaxcDe4

@its4zahoor @wesbos I'm fairly certain this requires no backend and therefore it's inherently open source.

@wesbos OSS?

Got sick of using VLC to get video screenshots, so I made a little webapp that will take a screenshot on video scrub, and allow you to download it. Here I have it taking a screenshot every 4 seconds. Uses FilerReader, Drag and Drop, and Canvas APIs