Michael Devlin

On Site Nuclear Field Service Engineer for small modular fission reactors on NASA’s Artemis moon base program and Lead Crew Engineer on Starship nuclear thermal propulsion systems

How to use Grok Build

Why hasn’t anyone brought up the idea of Iran utilizing Thorium as a way to power their country?

A Google Cloud engineer just showed how to build a full app with Claude from scratch he spent 26 minutes showing exactly what one person with Claude can do, completely free worth more than any $500 vibe-coding course here's what he covers: > raw idea to deployed app in a single session > using Claude as the entire engineering team > the exact workflow they use at Google > no big team, no prior experience needed the people who figure out what Claude can actually do are building things everyone else thinks requires a team that's exactly why I put together a guide on Claude features most people have no idea exist the guide is in the article below

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SHUT IT ALL DOWN!!! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!

🇹🇭 Thai street vendors figured out how to supercool Coke bottles below freezing without them turning solid. The second you crack it open... instant slushie. The whole thing freezes in one shot. The trick: saltwater ice bath and constant motion drops the temperature below what regular ice can do. The liquid stays liquid under pressure. Open the bottle, pressure drops, it all freezes at once. 35 degrees outside. $1. Right there on the street. Why is this not everywhere?

Alienware is finally bringing OLED tech to the masses. 🖥️🔥 We’re used to seeing OLED gaming monitors go for around $1,000, but Alienware is shaking things up. Their new 27–inch display delivers the 1440p resolution and 240Hz refresh rate for only $350. It is the cheapest OLED monitor to ever hit our lab. It even undercuts recent budget–friendly models from brands like Gigabyte. 🤯👾 #Alienware #OLED #GamingMonitor #PCGaming #TechNews

@mark_k I’ve been thinking the same thing, how else do you explain this momentum? Companies are moving and grooving before “they” try to put the brakes on

It is absolutely crucial that we reach AGI as fast possible, before the Decels get a chance to shut it all down.

@alexutopia It’s wild like, Ai gives the answers, it’s up to us to follow through with the hard work for those answers, subconsciously people hate the fact that it gives us marching orders

@alexutopia Equivalent of hating model T, telephones, and photographs>horse n’buggy, portraits, letters

Hating AI is a low-IQ move. It's like hating electricity. You can dislike what AI changes. You can hate who benefits from it. You can even be scared of it. But pretending it isn't the future? That's a failure to understand reality.

@GoogleAIStudio Oh u would ask that.:

What are you vibe coding this weekend?

@Samaytwt I use Google to get places, and like one or two other things, everything else is grok, grok is everything else, idk that’s the pst 18 to 24 months

> Google owns 14% of Anthropic and 8% of SpaceX. > Runs Gemini. > Powers Claude with TPU chips. > Handles 90% of searches. > Runs YouTube. > Tracks the world through Maps. > Owns Android. Powers 3B devices. Dominates ads, email, cloud, browser. Google is the internet...

This tiny NVIDIA board literally runs a private AI assistant for your business. Cloud AI is a huge security risk. When you use normal AI, your private company data leaves the room. The new Jetson Orin Nano Super keeps your secrets safe. It is a real AI computer that fits in your hand. It runs the massive Llama 3 model totally offline. It only uses 25 watts of power. That is less power than a simple lightbulb. You can now automate your daily tasks without sharing your data. Buy this board, install the free software, and take control of your AI.

I need this now!!!!!

You can now use X Premium subscriptions in Hermes Agent, and Hermes Agent can now search X posts. x.ai/news/grok-herm…

Inspiring Twist on Cesar Salad. The Taco Chicken Caesar Salad. So simple and easy to make and the pay off is worth every bite. Here what you’ll need below. 8oz mozzarella cheese 2.5 oz of shredded Parmesan cheese 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder 1/2 onion powder 1 teaspoon of Italian seasoning 1/2 teaspoon of chili flakes optional 16 ounces of pre-cooked chicken 10 oz bag of Caesar salad Preheat your oven to 425. Once assembled put cheese rounds into the oven at 425 for 12 minutes. Let cool (should take around 15 minutes) Form your cheese rounds and add Caesar salad and enjoy! instagram.com/lifewithlos7?i…

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Lately I've been doing the opposite of encouraging people to move to San Francisco. Yes, @paulg is right. Being in San Francisco does give many advantages that he lays out well. But I meet so many who feel FOMO for not being here. Families won't let them move. Or they don't yet have a business that works here. It's EXPENSIVE. I spent time this week with one guy building a robot that removes snow and ice from sidewalks. He wants to move to SF to be around other people who work on robotics. Being a founder in the midwest is lonely, he told me. I told him that the whole advantage of where he lives is he is close to the customers. The government officials who could actually buy such a robot. Being close to customers is a huge advantage. One that many entrepreneurs don't appreciate enough. I told another guy "come to San Francisco to get up to date for a couple of weeks then take what you learned back to your local community." I've seen the advantages AI automation brings to businesses, whether big, like CocaCola, or small, like a dentist in a small town. But most businesses haven't yet automated around the world. Those businesses don't spend time in San Francisco. And people outside of SF are the ones who will help them automate. In other words, there is a HUGE opportunity outside of San Francisco/Silicon Valley and one that isn't hyped up enough.

Every viral preset, one click away. > Baseball Game > Neon City > Dragon Fantasy And 15 more. Every trending format packed into Higgsfield. Cinematic game intros, Y2K paparazzi, neon night runs, fantasy reveals.

I remember in 2023-24 having to duct-tape so many different tools together to get half-decent AI outputs GPT 4 for writing, Kling for video, Elevenlabs for voice, editing in Capcut etc Was a massive pain in the ass, took forever, and the outputs still looked like shit lol So it's pretty cool to see how far we've come With the emergence of super-apps now enabling full end-to-end workflows in one place, like this:

West Coasta Nostra > Imagery in MidJourney 8.1 > Video in SeeDance 2.0 > Idea and Edit by me > Prompting done with my custom SeeDance 2.0 prompter