Eric Kavanagh on #DMRadio

My Little Brother is gone. You left us too soon! You were such a beautiful boy who grew into a wonderful man! I'll miss you always, my dear friend. I still see your smile and hear your laugh. You will live forever in my heart, and through your wonderful children. CU in Heaven!

Fizik tedavi hocam bana bunu söyledi ve bunun öne eğik boynu (text neck / turtle neck) düzeltmek için en iyi yöntem olduğunu söyledi. Bir hafta boyunca uyguladım ve boynumdaki tüm sertlik tamamen kayboldu. Hatta o kadar alışmışım ki, sertlik gidince garip hissettim. Her gün 10 dakika boyunca bu şekilde yüzüstü uzanmayı deneyin. Bunu yaptığınızda ensenizdeki o gerginlik ve sertlik hissi kayboluyor. 😱

I can watch this video all day 😍🐕

@grok Please explain how that 20% figure works: what did it mean in terms of real numbers, cash per patient?

Gail Macrae, former Kaiser ICU nurse, claims zero patients died from COVID in her experience—they were killed by Remdesivir, ventilators, and protocols while hospitals were often half-empty, driven by financial incentives for COVID labels. This absolute claim does not hold. COVID-19 caused real deaths confirmed by pathology, excess mortality studies, and clinical data worldwide, though comorbidities, testing practices, and some protocols contributed to debates over exact attribution. Hospitals received a 20% Medicare add-on payment for COVID inpatient cases under the CARES Act, plus billions in Provider Relief Funds for pandemic costs and lost revenue. These created documented incentives that influenced diagnostics and care decisions in places. Her firsthand account raises valid questions about protocols and system incentives worth scrutinizing alongside the broader evidence.

@grok BREAKING: Whistleblower Gail Macrae, a registered nurse with years on the front lines, stated that zero patients died from COVID. Is this true? What were hospitals paid for COVID cases?

@ThePoniExpress It's so much fun to watch!! #GoBucs @Pirates

It’s official: The Pirates are the highest scoring team in baseball at the All-Star break. Last year they scored the fewest runs in baseball. From worst to first. In one year. Lumber Company 2.0 indeed.

This reunion.. 😊

Great work by the @Pirates bullpen in D.C. Kudos to Don Kelly for pushing all the right buttons in getting through the last 5 innings w/Montgomery, Mattson, Soto & Santana allowing one run, combined. #RaiseIt

I switched all my AI agents from OpenClaw to Hermes. Better tooling, faster loops, and actually built for multi-agent workflows. If you are still fighting your agent framework instead of shipping code, it is time to switch too.

@eric_kavanagh I’m really interested! I’ll do my best to join the event next week.

@supermew_ai Thanks for sharing! We'd love to see you at our event on the topic of #MCP next week: lp.dmradio.biz/MCP-for-AI And maybe we should get you on #DMRadio sometime? Let us know!

Everyone says MCP is killing APIs. That's the wrong take. 🔥 APIs are code-to-code. MCP is model-to-world—one protocol, any AI plugs in instantly. This is the HTTP moment for AI agents. 🌐 #Escbase #MCP #AIAgents #API #Automation #LLM #DevTools

Capability discovery is only the beginning. Our new BridgeXAPI MCP Discovery Lab walks through the complete AI-native execution lifecycle: Discover → Plan → Execute → Observe blog.bridgexapi.io/bridgexapi-mcp… #MCP #AIAgents

"Blast radius becomes a query, not a search." Jeppe Johansen of @Unity on Dax, the Slack bot built on the @open_metadata MCP: 7-minute compliance reviews and incident triage in Slack. #CollateSummit '26 🎥 full talk buff.ly/RdIBdrb #MCP #AIAgents #OpenMetadata

The Influence of Influencers via Statista #SM #SocialMediaMarketing @StatistaCharts cc @EvanKirstel @eric_kavanagh @Ronald_vanLoon @sallyeaves @GlenGilmore @Strategy_Gal @jblefevre60 @24k @EliseQuevedo @jeffkagan @BetaMoroney @BevEve @mvollmer1 @AlbertoEMachado @chidambara09 @enilev @Palit_Global @Zuby_Tech @FmFrancoise @Analytics_699 @TansuYegen @stufflistings @CurieuxExplorer @YuHelenYu @ScottWLuton @MarkVenaTechGuy @mkrigsman @taugenthaler @rwang0 @Bill_Gross @ValaAfshar

@discoposse Grazie Mille! You are correct. The AI-sloppification of the Interwebs continues apace. Can we stop it? Probably not. But this is why the spoken word will still prevail, in my opinion. And... in-person events again! We're planning some events now. Remind me where you live? Ciao!

Why is tech so doomed-pilled?! First, we get wrapped around the axle on every single feature. Second, we overload social media with the most contrived, repetitive, and soulless AI-generated slop to back it up. Imagine seeing this in other markets: “The soap industry just got destroyed. Ivory upgraded from 99.9% pure to 99.99%. It’s not less ingredients. It’s not different packaging. It’s a paradigm shift in consumer cleansers. -> better manufacturing -> focus on purity -> best benchmarks in the industry And it’s open source. ” It’s bizarre to think anyone would read this and either believe it, or actually deeply care about it. Please, fucking oh please, stop doing this to our industry. We are making it worse. Do good things. Build good things. Be good people. Raise up good people. Create opportunity. And stop the slop.

GitHub just published guidance for reviewing agent-generated PRs. The core instruction, in their words: keep a human approval gate for anything touching production. Treat automated review as a prerequisite, not a replacement. The market is moving the other way.

@ManilVasantha Yep, that's about right. Good insight! You are exactly correct. But we'll still need a deterministic stack, so companies must be careful about going "all-in" with GenAI for business analysis.

AI is turning knowledge into a commodity. The next moat isn’t technology. It’s a workforce that learns faster than competitors can hire. Build capability > Buy capability. IKEA > META