Robert Castelo

So pleased that the team I work with at Southwark Council has been nominated for the Digital Leaders – AI Impact Awards 2026. Our project uses AI to convert PDFs into accessible HTML, making council information easier to access. awards.digileaders.com/AIImpactAwards…

It will soon be possible to build Platonic Park…

So cool. I imagine this can be built on to create a free home security system.

The Great Orme is a limestone headland on the North Wales coast. It has a herd of approximately 200 feral Kashmir goats. They were given to Queen Victoria in 1837 by the Shah of Persia. She kept them at Windsor. At some point in the Victorian era they were moved to the Great Orme. They have lived there, unmanaged, entirely feral, for approximately 180 years. They are technically still the property of the Crown. The Crown does not appear to be particularly exercising this ownership. The goats, for their part, have no opinion on the constitutional question. They have opinions on gorse, on limestone scrub, on the timing of the tourist season, and on the structural integrity of garden fences in Llandudno. Because several times a year: usually when the weather on the headland becomes unacceptable even by Kashmir goat standards, they come down. Into the town. They eat the hedges. They occupy the gardens. They stand in the road. They have been photographed in chip shops, bus shelters, and outside estate agents with the calm assurance of animals that know they were here before the terrace housing and will probably be here after it. Llandudno has 20,000 residents and 200 goats and it is not always clear who is more inconvenienced by the arrangement. The goats have never once asked permission. They were here first. Technically the Queen gave them the place.

Border collie working from home..🐶🐾😅

@BreatheLesss Trust the art history!

One time I mentioned this theory to an art history major. She looked me dead in the eyes and said:

@InputEndorsers @planetmaaz The Builder Bear strategy?!

@planetmaaz I'd love a deeper comparison among 20+ currencies (strong and weak) with/without treasuries, which ones do/don't have max cap (important too!), where does the funding come from, who allocates it in which ecosystem, UTXO/account-based etc... A deeper insight w/ multiple factors

Advocating for a Cardano NCL higher than 350m Ethereum spent aggressively through a 94% crash in '18-'19 → funded Uniswap, Aave, Compound → DeFi summer '20-'21 Solana expanded grants post-FTX '22-'23→ ecosystem resurgence 24'-'25 Build through the bear. Win the bull. few.

Kevin Durant is such perfect casting for an Elon Musk biopic…

The hypnotic sound of medieval beekeeping dark folk… youtu.be/ILzJgZZP9J0?si…

@Sssebi Maybe even some user cases

The secret ingredients that will send $ADA to $10 in the next bull rally. - USDCx - Midnight Mainnet - Bitcoin DeFi layer - Leios - Hydra - LayerZero - Multiple Spot ETF listings Can't be bearish with so many things on the horizon.

My prediction is so many Labour and Conservatives MPs will defect to Reform they’ll be able to call a vote of no confidence and take power well before the next election.

When you switch from making meth to helium 😅

@BrianRoemmele @elonmusk Player Of Games is also a good starting point

To better understand the future it is vital to know the foundations that form it. @elonmusk is a big fan of the Culture series by Iain M. Banks. Consider Phlebas is the best way to help conceive the endpoints and work backwards from there. Let’s explore how this works today:

Just a matter of time until they add a proof-of-botness captcha to keep the humans from spamming their discussions 😂

If computers are bicycles for the mind then AI assistants are 1000 CC motorbikes!

@dannyribar Great write up, really appreciate the work the team is doing and the transparency!

Keir Starmer: Hold my pint of alcohol…

@0xgaut Get your AI to strip out the em-dashes and throw in some spelling errors to pretend a human wrote it

seeing an em-dash in someone’s article

engineers watching everybody else vibe code apps

Engineer: "We've stress-tested this port for a lifetime of normal use." Users: