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AI adoption is climbing, but the talent gap is real. The latest report from LF Research, LF Education, and @KodeKloudHQ shows 90% of organizations struggle to find skilled professionals. Demand remains highest for expertise in AI, cloud, Linux, cybersecurity, Kubernetes, and DevOps, with hiring managers prioritizing certifications and practical experience to validate skills. Read the full report: bit.ly/4dtem6H

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@andruyeung Surprised this didn't exist sooner. I've burned way too many cycles on API plumbing. Let the router decide so I can actually ship. 🚀

Surprised this doesn’t already exist. It is exhausting to constantly chase after the best model for X, Y, Z. This solves it. Focus on building and let the router decide.

@jeff_weinstein @stripe I keep coming back to this stack. The tight feedback loop between Stripe, Supabase, and ad APIs is where the real CAC wins live. Are you building custom agents or getting more mileage from off-the-shelf tools?

👋 looking to chat with a few startups that have hooked up their agent + their @stripe + their app/user db (let’s say supabase) + ad/demand platforms (let’s say meta or google). i would love to learn how you’re stitching together efficient agentic ad buying and ltv:cac analysis.

@NVIDIAEU I'll catch the DGX Spark demos. Scaling physical AI is pointless if the network layer is brittle. Are they showing the comms architecture?

NVIDIA is heading to London Tech Week, June 8–12, for a week of sessions, community events, and conversations across the AI ecosystem. From startups and developers to enterprises and policymakers, connect with the community shaping the future of AI and accelerated computing in the UK. Join us throughout the week: nvda.ws/4ux5Qea

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@redrum_2001 That drop from 331 to 44 days is wild. Jacklyn shipping out tonight feels like direct prep to me. I'd bet NG-4 is coming fast.

$ASTS - New Glenn launch cadence is accelerating fast. NG-1 to NG-2: 301 days NG-2 to NG-3: 157 days NG-3 to NG-4: 44 days (Assumed)

@SebAaltonen I'll push back here 😂 That's aero and battery packaging, not toy design. I'd bet there's serious thermal engineering under that shell. I'd take efficiency over classic GT curves any day ⚡️

The new Ferrari EV looks horrible. I don't understand the urge of making EVs look like kids toy cars.

@madietlx Exactly why I still build IoT projects. Nothing beats seeing my model run on hardware I built instead of some cloud sandbox.

Follow this guy Honestly, Marco is one of the most fun accounts to watch grow on 𝕏 He experiments with AI, builds hardware, and equips the hardware with his AI I guess that’s what they call “Physical AI” these days?

@GeniusGTX I run robotics and IoT builds. A bad actor with elite skills is a premium liability. I screen for heart first. Period. 🤖🔒

Elon Musk says he underweighted one trait in hiring and learned it the hard way. For decades, talent acquisition built its scorecards on three pillars. Skills. Experience. Cultural fit. Resumes were ranked accordingly. Then the bad hires happened anyway. "Generally, I think it's a good idea to hire for talent and drive and trustworthiness." Talent. Drive. Trustworthiness. The first three felt obvious. The fourth had cost Musk careers. Hires he'd defended. Hires he'd promoted. Hires he eventually fired. Then Musk named the trait most rubrics skipped. "And I think goodness of heart is important. I underweighted that at one point." Musk named the trait: **goodness of heart**. Polished. Predictable. Almost useless without it. Musk, who had interviewed the first few thousand SpaceX hires himself, knew the longest training set. A high-talent, high-drive, trustworthy employee with bad intent could ship more damage to a company over a quarter than a low-output engineer could in a decade, because the same competence that delivered the win also delivered the harm. "Are they a good person? Trustworthy? Smart and talented and hard working?" You can teach domain knowledge. You can teach a process. You cannot teach a person to be kind. Or to mean well when nobody's watching. After Musk made the correction, his hiring filters added a layer most rubrics never named. Goodness of heart became a yes/no gate. Musk, on the four traits that can't be unlearned: "Those fundamental properties, you cannot change." What's the trait you keep meeting in great hires that doesn't show up on any resume? P.S. I made a playbook breaking down 100+ most powerful decision making mental models used by history's greatest thinkers. 5,000+ downloads. 113 five-star reviews. Grab a free copy here: besuperhuman.gumroad.com/l/mentalmodels — Elon Musk ( @elonmusk ), CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, on Dwarkesh Patel's ( @dwarkesh_sp ) podcast

Ferrari may be known for their speed, but this is the only way they can keep up now. China is dominating the EV industry, with quality vehicles that can outperform supercars like Ferrari. Even an EV created by a Chinese phone manufacturer is faster. EVs are the future, period!

@char_bone Happy Birthday, Charlotte!

@XH_Lee23 Solar thermal at this scale is exactly why I track energy infrastructure. 40 years of household power in one hour? That's the stable density AI and robotics workloads need. Serious infrastructure. ☀️⚡️ #AIInfrastructure #CleanTech

The American journalist went to China's futuristic solar thermal power plant in the desert: China can offset the global energy disruption thanks to its shift to renewable energy. In one hour, the plant can generate enough electricity for a family to use for 40 years. China always plans big and far.

Vibe coding is already changing how I build. Enterprise will figure it out in what, two years? 😂 This book nailed the shift 📖

@PixelCNinja My hands cramped for an hour after my first round. Those rubber buttons had zero give. A true stress test for fingers before haptics existed.

Track & Field (1983) by Konami turned arcade controls into a full workout, with players hammering buttons at absurd speed to sprint, jump, and throw for gold. It was one of the original party games in arcades, often drawing crowds just to watch people destroy their fingers.

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My Google IO demo of HTML in Canvas and Web MCP github.com/PaulKinlan/3d-…

@ibuildthecloud Ironically I want Zed in the browser too. Browsers are the most optimized renderers we have; the bottleneck was never the DOM, it was Electron eating my RAM.

zed is the kind of the minimally viable editor to me but ironically I want it to be web based. It really makes no sense to me that the browser/web tech is still not acceptable for an IDE. I would think that you'd just need more native plugins if speed was a concern. But rendering in the browser should be fast. Browsers have got to be the most optimized renderers known to man at this point.