Really enjoyed watching Flight 12 last night. Congrats @SpaceX. The big question now is whether this heat shield could go straight back up again with zero refurb.
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Iarfhlaith Kelly
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Iarfhlaith Kelly
@Iarfhlaith
CTO. Former founder. Tweets mostly about the business of software.
Dublin, Ireland. Katılım Mart 2008
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What drama! But what really impresses me is how short they keep their WhatsApps.
Internal Tech Emails@TechEmails
Sam Altman's group chat with Satya Nadella November 21, 2023
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@thsottiaux @Mugilan_SS @OpenAI This is great. You should call it Game Show Host Mode: “I’ve started, so I’ll finish…”.
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@Mugilan_SS @OpenAI It’s the small things. When we designed this the tradeoff was between a good experience or optimize for margin and not allow to draw more usage than you technically have.
We chose to optimize for the experience as it’s really annoying to have your agent interrupted midway.
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This is bananas. CEOs quite literally begging Dario not to render their companies irrelevant.
In fairness, Anthropic have, so far, focused mostly on enabling the creators rather than replacing the business apps they create.
But, that might come too.
Bojan Tunguz@tunguz
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This is great. But whoever is sitting on @claudecode will be sorely disappointed.
ClaudeDevs@ClaudeDevs
For the developers building with Claude, a direct line from the team. Follow for changelogs, API releases, community updates, and deep dives.
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Managers, leaders. This is the way.
Boris Cherny@bcherny
Mistakes happen. As a team, the important thing is to recognize it’s never an individuals’s fault — it’s the process, the culture, or the infra. In this case, there was a manual deploy step that should have been better automated. Our team has made a few improvements to the automation for next time, a couple more on the way.
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@gsivulka OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI. The companies that enabled the productivity captured that value.
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@chinmay185 The limiting factor in rolling this out across a medium to large org is management’s capacity to facilitate and support the change.
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I was chatting with someone who has integrated AI into their SDLC fully. Basically, to create stories from high-level requirements, using sub-agents and skills to generate an implementation plan, architecture, code, tests, deployment pipelines, etc.
When I talk to folks using this kind of workflow, here's something I am seeing. The bottleneck has shifted to how fast you can execute your test suite, how "confident" you are in code and the tests and what kind of observability and guardrails you have on production to be able to find and fix issues quickly.
Interesting times. Folks who have been using agentic-engineering workflows, what are your observations/thoughts? What are some bottlenecks are you seeing?
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Read this. I would add that AI is disrupting coding first because 1. coding infrastructure already has version control and code review practices effectively providing HITL capabilities already; and 2. a community built on embracing change and adopting the state of the art.
Matt Shumer@mattshumer_
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@darraghcurran I saw this too. Any idea why? Was there an incident?
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my only hope here is that they are in useful locations to make solid anchors. rte.ie/news/regional/…
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@_maxq_ @NASASpaceflight Flight 8’s gap between ship static fire and launch was 25 days—ship static fire was a Feb 11th, launch was Mar 6th. So we can roughly expect launch of Flight 9 to be last week in May. 🚀
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Ship 35 is alive!!!
Static fire test occurred at Massey’s just a few mins ago.
📺 - youtube.com/live/02oWKnc7H…
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Year founded:
🇮🇹 University of Bologna: 1088
🇬🇧 Oxford: 1096
🇬🇧 Cambridge: 1209
🇺🇸 Harvard: 1636
🇨🇦 University of Toronto: 1827
🇨🇭 ETH Zurich: 1855
🇺🇸 Massachusetts Institute of Tech: 1861
🇺🇸 California Institute of Tech: 1891
🇺🇸 Stanford: 1891
🇬🇧 Imperial College London: 1907
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@Padday Agree, but would extend to all written words. When the cost of writing goes to zero, proof of (human) work gives the material a lot more credibility.
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Hot take: Marketing that 'feels like marketing' will start to perform badly. Marketing will need to feel authentic, raw, and real to be credible.
We're entering an era where AI can make almost anything, and so people will place more value on things that are made by humans.
Real words. Spoken by real people. Spoken like you'd speak to a friend or colleague.
No buzzwords. No catchphrases. No clever wordplay.
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Behind every system outage big or small there are real people, probably anxious and stressed, working their asses off to fix it.
Jim Waterson@jimwaterson
Someone, somewhere, is the person who pressed go on that software update. And right now they know exactly what they did and what it has done. And as someone who knows that sinking feeling when you realise you’ve screwed up at work, I cannot imagine the state of them right now.
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