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New series starting today: Start-up Lah!
I'll discuss Singapore's start-up life daily. This is one of my many desks. Goodbye corporate life! Hello Asia.
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Muriel Demarcus
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Muriel Demarcus
@MurielDemarcus
CEO. AI startup. Singapore. Worldwide
Singapore Katılım Aralık 2010
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$5 vs. $50. ☕️📷🥐
Same city.
Same morning.
Same hunger.
10x the price.
One corner: fluffy kaya toast, kopi O kosong, soft-boiled eggs.
SGD 5. Simple. Perfect. Local. 📷
Two minutes later: hotel breakfast buffet.
SGD 50.This isn’t about eggs...It’s about optionality.
📷The real power of a city (or a system)?
The freedom to move between worlds. Eat local, fast, focused.
Or step into something polished and expensive.That choice is the real luxury. In business and life, having options is the ultimate flex.I think I’m finally becoming a bit more local. So tell me : is “endless choice” a luxury that empowers you…
or a trap that leads to analysis paralysis?Drop your take...📷
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Calling all women in tech! 👩💻
If you’re ready to scale your skills, your network, and your career....this is for you. Something big is coming.
Get on the list: herpeak.dev/waitlist
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Impressive. Will give it a try shortly!
Bruce Yang@Bruce_why
We’re excited to launch the Agnes-Claw model series! 🦞 🏆 Delivers top-10 level accuracy on the PinchBench leaderboard. ⚡️ Leveraging model quantization to deliver world-class AI at a lower cost. Get ready for a brand-new "Claw" experience for everyone! 🚀 #AgnesAI #AgnesClaw #ClawModel #OpenClaw
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What I am doing between coding sessions…I Al flying! Aerial yoga is doing the trick for me…
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The Daily Mail headline? “Oxford housewife wins Nobel.” Some things never change…
Proudofus.uk@ProudofusUK
Britain called her a housewife. 📰 She’d mapped the molecule that saved the war. Dorothy Hodgkin’s hands were destroying themselves. Rheumatoid arthritis twisting every joint, locking every finger. The instruments she needed were the size of pins. She kept working. 🔬 1945. Soldiers dying of infected wounds. Penicillin could save them — but no one knew its molecular shape. Without that, you can’t mass-produce the drug. Hodgkin mapped it. Seventeen atoms. Four years. With hands that could barely hold the equipment. Penicillin went into mass production. Millions survived. 🌍 Then she went bigger. Vitamin B12. A hundred and eighty-one atoms. The most complex molecule ever mapped at the time. Eight years. They said it couldn’t be done. She did it anyway. 1964. Nobel Prize in Chemistry. 🏆 The only British woman ever to win a science Nobel. The Daily Mail headline? “Oxford housewife wins Nobel.” She’d solved the molecule that saved the war. Cracked the one they said was impossible. And they called her a housewife. But she wasn’t finished. Insulin. Seven hundred and eighty-eight atoms. She started in 1935. Finished in 1969. Thirty-four years. By the end, her hands were almost useless. ❤️ She taught at Oxford for half a century. One of her students was a young chemist named Margaret Roberts. Who became Margaret Thatcher. Thatcher hung Dorothy’s portrait in Downing Street. Every antibiotic you’ve ever taken. Every insulin injection. Every life saved by understanding the shape of a molecule. That traces back to a woman whose hands were failing her, and who never stopped. Stories like hers get buried. We put them in front of millions. Help us keep these stories alive → proudofus.co.uk/support Be part of us. Be proud of us. 🙏🇬🇧
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Stop playing "AI Theater" and start building real capability. 🚀Watch the full debut episode of The Square Wave here: 👇 riverside.com/shared/exporte…
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5️⃣ The Climate of Fear: If your team thinks AI is there to replace them, they WILL resist it.The Solution? The 3 C’s: ✅ Clarity (What is a "win"?)
✅ Climate (Is it safe to fail?)
✅ Competence (Do they have the skills?)
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95% of AI projects fail. 📉It’s not because the tech is bad. It’s because of the "Access Trap."I sat down with @katerussell for the debut of The Square Wave to dissect why.Here are the 5 "Silent Killers" of AI adoption (and how to fix them): 🧵
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