Govind K

@GeoffreyHuntley It is getting better every day. Meanwhile, OpenCode with GitHub Copilot as the provider is really cost effective

so, i cannot recommend copilot cli at all at this stage. the cli is super low taste just use opencode or claude code cbf even putting up with it in its current form even though its free opus inferencing

@felixleezd @ADPList ✋

Design is the differentiator in AI era. Companies are waking up to the importance of having good design. Today, @ADPList is releasing an extraordinary collection of 90 winning design tactics used by the world's best products like Duolingo, Airbnb, Figma and more. This is a blueprint for design, proven by the best, and ready for you to use—we believe craft is eating the world. Want a copy? Just raise your hands below, I will send it to you!

@mfranz_on Yw, and thank you for creating this in the first place! opened another PR btw :) github.com/computer-visio…

Got the first PR merged by my friend @t2govind (thanks mate). Open source is the best thing for a maker.

Too many are interested in “tech” (by which they mean money) but they aren’t interested in tech (by which I mean math).

Skip the boilerplate. Chef Govind Kamtamneni joins @johnmaeda and shows how to build async software engineering agents with #AzureAIFoundry, #GitHub, and RL fine-tuning. Templates are just the start. Full episode: msft.it/6019tHkI7 All episodes: msft.it/6010tHkIC

@simonw More coming - youtu.be/A3YdGa95rrQ?si… and devblogs.microsoft.com/all-things-azu…

Here's new term of art I like: asynchronous coding agents, to describe the category of software that includes OpenAI Codex and Gemini Jules - cloud-based tools where you submit a prompt and they check out your repo, iterate on a solution and finish by submitting a pull request

@vkhosla @neuralink Thoughts to tokens: youtu.be/Why0vIiYuO0?si…

It feels to me that we are on trajectory to have keyboards & speech input go away before 2030? Any contrarians agree? And it won't be @neuralink or anything invasive or anything intrusive in public places like speech! And it might be multi-modal like thought?

Combining dreams and generative AI with a brain computer interface? Fun stuff on the latest #SipAndSync with #Azure. Watch the full episode: msft.it/6010SA1O8

@DaveShapi We've been working on it for a while blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2023/08/2…

This is huge! EPIC is one of the leading EHR and clinical medical information platforms in the world. ChatGPT powered doctors are coming!

@newsystems_ brampton

It's finally here: Brampton Brampton is the world's most intelligent, creative, and fastest model. Brampton dramatically outperforms Grok 3, Claude 3.7 Sonnet, and GPT 4.5. Reply with "brampton" for early access.

Two AI Master Chefs are in the Kitchen this week, cooking up some healthy recipes with #AzureAIFoundry and #AIAgents. Govind Kamtamneni - @t2govind - joins @johnmaeda and brings a notebook full of goodies. Full episode at: msft.it/6017qnlab

@Steve8708 Congrats to @cursor_ai and @windsurf_ai While we may all have access to o3 like reasoning soon, the real magic will happen with extensions, memory, and UX. Healthy competition drives us all to innovate - excited to see what's ahead! 🚀 @mariorod1

I tested Github Copilot's latest "Cursor killer" features, and the results were... not as I expected Here's my in-depth review of Copilot vs Cursor:

@justinstorre @ptsi Could you please add Azure OpenAI? (Happy to help you, if needed)

Check out our custom status page we opened to the public helicone.ai/status

@BenjDicken Could you add C# and @dotnet ?

More languages, more insights! A few interesting takeaways: * Java and Kotlin are quick! Possible explanation: Google is heavily invested in performance here. * Js is really fast as far as interpreted / jit languages go. * Python is quite slow without things like PyPy.

Focus on what you can control: your own attitude, behavior, and approach. This will help you wield influence over what you can't control, like other people and the future.

@shanselman It's worth it!

Test driving a Kia EV9. The car buying process is such an insane joke. Just sell me the damn car. Why does this job exist anymore? Lobbying.

@ylecun Also, what happened before the Big Bang and the emergence of space and time?

There are only 3 great scientific questions: 1. What's the universe made of? 2. What's life all about? 3. What is intelligence? There are interesting sub-questions: 1.1 What's dark matter and dark energy? 1.2 how do you get "it from bit" to paraphrase John Wheeler 1.3 what is the nature of time? 2.1 is the emergence of life an intrinsic property of the universe? 2.2 how does complexity spontaneously form? 3.1 is the emergence of intelligent behavior an intrinsic property of the universe? 3.2 how does intelligence spontaneously form? (which is why learning is so fascinating) At the core of all of these questions is the nature of information and computation.

@BeginnersinAI @alliekmiller Coming soon

@alliekmiller Microsoft's AutoGen is underrated at the moment. Think they'll be a lot bigger in the future if they move from low-code to no-code like some of the others on this list.

Some of the agentic AI startups I plan on testing this weekend - any faves? ↓ Crew ai MSFT AutoGen Lutra Otto grid Gumloop TextQL Athena intelligence Nexus GPT AutoGPT Multi-on Firecrawl Reworkd

@d_feldman @simonw @AzureCosmosDB makes this even easier to adopt devblogs.microsoft.com/cosmosdb/intro… @jamescodella

I keep seeing Microsoft's Recall described as an "AI" feature, anyone know what makes it "AI"? Is it just that the OCR uses a machine learning model, or are there other AI components in the mix here?

@Keviduk @MicrosoftTeams microsoft.com/en-us/microsof…

Any alternatives to Slack that you are using for daily business? How can a messenger be that expensive in 2024 fml