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@SimplyPrompted @levie That’s me hahaha. Business analyst for 5 years and since 2022 (still at the same job) spent the last 4 years of managing AI. I work at a $5B Chem Manufacturing. Company. It’s pretty wild what my resume looks like.

@levie The same is true inside companies that aren't in tech. The person who knows the business AND can wire up the AI to it is worth 5 people who can only do one. Most orgs don't have that person yet.

Forward deployed engineers, or equivalent, are about to become one of the most in-demand jobs in tech. And one of the most important functions for AI rollouts. Deploying agents is far more technical of a task than most people realize, often far more involved than deploying software. Software generally works the same way every time, and generally for the past few decades has been updated versions of an existing technology or concept (which basically means easier for the enterprise to update their workflows on a newer system). With agents, you’re actually deploying the equivalent of work output within the enterprise. The customer is effectively using you as a professional services provider for a task, which they expect to get solved nearly end-to-end now. This means you need to actually deeply understand the business process as a vendor, and get the customer from the current to the end state seamlessly. Companies need help figuring out which models will work best for their workflows, they need extensive evals setup often, they need change management support for workflows, they need to get their data setup for the agents, and constant tuning of the agentic system for their process. Massive role in tech now. And another example of the kind of highly technical work that AI is creating.

Adam Berry is promoted to assistant GM. Twin brother of Andrew Berry, who's been with the Eagles. Well deserved. #Eagles

@seeksharpe @PawelHuryn Bingo, shitty model, shitty output, period.

I'd pushback and say the model is still the moat. Anyone can get up and design a good harness and openclaw is a great example of it but ultimately none of it matters if the model itself isn't as capable compared to competitors. Sure an ecosystem helps with exposure but the model is the heart of it all

Some are surprised that Cowork just works with any frontier LLM. GPT, Grok, Gemma, MiniMax. The same CLAUDE.md, skills, knowledge layer, and tools. Convergence has been happening on two axes. Harness designs are converging. Model behaviors inside them too - labs train on Claude Code / OpenClaw / Cursor loops. Neither the model nor the harness is a moat anymore. What wins: distribution, capacity, ecosystem, speed, and trust.

@Stillest804 @NFL @NFLPlus Ever heard of Amon Ra St Brown?

@NFL @NFLPlus Im not embracing this mother fucker. Guys a bum. USC receivers dont make it in the nfl. Fucker can't speak english either. Fuck howie

"They gettin' a dawg." Makai Lemon's message to Philly fans 🗣️ 2026 NFL Draft starts on NFLN/ESPN/ABC Stream on @NFLPlus

@HaaruunHash1 @Yuchenj_UW Copilot is powered by OpenAI and Claude models…

How did Anthropic do automation to Word, PowerPoint and Excel before Microsoft 365 Copilot?

@Yuchenj_UW Microsoft has already released agent functionality in Word, Excel and PowerPoint, the agents are actually powered by Claude models. I use it daily at work. Microsoft and Anthropic have had an official enterprise agreement with respect to Microsoft’s EDP since Jan 7th.

@ulriksparboe @itsolelehmann Git??

@itsolelehmann The fragmentation is real. I run multiple Claude instances across different projects and rebuilding context every time is painful. Even just a shared SKILLS.md that syncs across environments would save hours.

anthropic should add a simple feature to sync skills between claude chat, claude cowork and claude code and between teams i see how much people are struggling with this

@StanleSpedowski @polksosa1 Wtf….lucky as hell. So you played event and quit out at 9 wins??

@polksosa1 I am so glad I didn’t have to spend the stack for Julio. I was like 5 minutes from buying him

Honor Society just cooked ranked players 😭😭😭

Pitt Motion Offense

@clear_new33962 @NFL_DovKleiman Bruh just stop 😂😂😂 if your #1 WR doesn’t believe he’s the greatest, then he isn’t a real #1. Also for you to say there are few truly elite WRs in NFL history I just know you don’t know the game at all dawg. That’s a crazy statement.

@NFL_DovKleiman the truth is having a WR on your team that thinks he’s “elite” isn’t worth the trouble there are very few truly elite WRs throughout NFL history Elite QBs make WRs think they’re elite

Yikes: Justin Jefferson continues to throw shade at JJ McCarthy when asked if he's the best WR in the NFL... “How I'm not? A lot of people base if off the QB play. ... If I don’t have an elite QB throwing me the ball the entire year, then it’s a little bit difficult to be in those conversations. I still think I'm #1.” 😬😬😬 (via @FTFonFS1)

@UnderdogNFL @MikeSilver 🫩

Jalen Hurts has been the source of much internal frustration for the Eagles, including teammates other than AJ Brown, per @MikeSilver. Coach Nick Sirianni, GM Howie Roseman, owner Jeffrey Lurie have been "reluctant" to criticize Hurts.

@bward_34 @BarkingToad @spotrac Great context. Easy to eat dead cap when roster isn’t young and elite

@BarkingToad @spotrac True, but the eagles had a QB on a rookie deal. And weren’t expected to compete in 2021. It’s different this time. They are trying to win now and have a defense full of guys that are up for extensions

Before you hop on a mic & start spitballing A.J. Brown's next team: 2026 Cap Hit: $23.4M Trade Dead Cap: $43.5M Eagles Savings: -$20.1M A Pre 6/1 trade means the #Eagles would be taking on the 4th largest single-season dead cap hit in history - & a $20M cap bath. spotrac.com/news/_/id/3220…

@716tax @karmaoptions @ESPNCleveland 32nd ranked Pass blocking and 32nd ranked WR core in the NFL.

@karmaoptions @ESPNCleveland

“I don’t know what else the kid needed to do,” - Mel Kiper Jr says Shedeur Sanders did more than enough to be the Browns QB1 in 2026. Do you agree?

@DirkMav11 @923TheFan @ByJasonLloyd Browns pass blocking ranked 32nd in the NFL, Browns WR core ranked 32nd in the NFL. He lost the starting RB to injury and actually made Harold the backup TE look really good when he DID play. What’re we even talking about here, why is there no context being utilized??

@ByJasonLloyd is absolutely right. What coach would want to come into this sitituation? What QB would want to come into this situation. The whole thing was a circus and to act like it wasn't is lying to yourself. Shedeur was so bad and any other QB with a different name would probably never play again but since it was Shedeur they some how think he was good. The coach next year immediately puts himself in the line of fire from all Shedeur lovers and has to decide on playing a really bad QB or trying to win. If they go get a FA QB or draft one, now that QB has to put up with the same thing. You can't trade Shedeur because nobody will give you anything for him.

"Shedeur should not be on this team next year. He's not good enough to be the starter and this organization is not stable and mature enough to have him as a backup... I think he's a really good kid it's just the nonsense that comes with it." 📞@ByJasonLloyd on Shedeur Sanders👀

@KurtBenkert Super Bowl MVP Hurts?

is Malik Willis actually who they want us to believe Jalen Hurts is?

@ScoutGuru99 @LadiesLuvTerry @SlimK4 @skyyhh My analogy for it is Brady winning a ring with Tampa Bay first year.

@LadiesLuvTerry @SlimK4 @skyyhh Crazy he dropped this like 15 years into his career

Easily a Top 10 song he’s ever made. Argue with ya momma.

@frankmikesmith Man what the hell did I just watch??? 😂 I’m an Eagles fan but you give Joey B the Packers, Seahawks or Vikings roster and he’s winning 10+ games a season guaranteed. You also left out the fact that the Bengals defense is bottom of the league and he routinely has to score 30+…

Joe Burrow is 17-15 since losing to Mahomes in the AFC title game. He's missed the playoffs for 3 straight seasons. Tua is 23-18 in that same timeframe. Stop making excuses. Joe is not in the top tier of QBs