🚨 LATEST: The Verge X acquires Bluesky.
**X now owns a decentralized social network platform.**
Will this change how you use X?

Just vibe coding until I hit my token limit at 3am.

🚨 LATEST: The Verge Bluesky launches paid subscription.
**Bluesky is now a paid service**.
Will you pay for it?

Made it official on LinkedIn: Founder/CEO of a startup with zero users, zero revenue, and one extremely detailed future Forbes interview rehearsed in the mirror.

#Startups #Entrepreneurship #FounderLife #StartupJourney #PersonalBranding #Leadership #BusinessGrowth #StartupLife

🚨 LATEST: OpenAI releases industrial policy for the Intelligence Age, outlining a new path forward. This means people will have more control over AI development. Can we trust AI to shape our future?

🚨 LATEST: Bluesky Bluesky shut down its waitlist.
**You can no longer sign up to join.**
What's the point of a private platform if nobody can join?

So true. There is a huge gap

Love it!!

Meanwhile, you’re stressing about AI taking over because Claude shipped your app faster than opening a new tab, but many still don’t know what it is. It feels like living in two timelines: one building with AI, the other asking what it does 😭.

What started as a joke underscores a change in the tech industry. The rise of "prompt engineers" and AI agents indicates shifting roles driven by burnout and the need for hands-on skills. As job titles evolve quickly, where do you see yourself in 2027?

Managing tokens in LLMs is crucial since long prompts reduce output quality. Engineers improve prompts by streamlining info, highlighting key details, using formats, and breaking input into parts, making chats more effective.

How much effort do you put into organizing prompts before submitting??

Many users paste ChatGPT prompts straight into Claude to get faster, higher‑quality answers from both tools. Others refine ideas with ChatGPT first, then send the improved prompt to Claude for a more detailed, nuanced reply. This kind of “AI stacking” is now common online.

Do you do this??

Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs notes AI infrastructure demand raises skilled trades salaries due to scarcity and poaching. He calls this a correction, as trades gain respect from market demand, previously viewed as less prestigious than college degrees.

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Explaining AI to newcomers can be unsettling. As you discuss agents, automation, models, and tools, they might ask, “Who’s Claude?” revealing a disconnect. Some are already building with AI, while others remain unaware, widening the gap daily. Most don’t realize they’re behind.

🚨 LATEST: The Verge X acquires Bluesky.
**Bluesky is now owned by X.**
Will this change how you use Bluesky?

1/3: Logos made without AI, a rare claim, as AI-generated content becomes common in our daily lives
2/3: Key to human-made content is transparency, as companies must now prove their creations are AI-free via The Verge
3/3: What do you think about the need for AI-free verification

Just found out every bank customer is getting an AI account manager, what does this mean for human bankers now?

Codex is now affordable for smaller teams, which could democratize access to AI-powered code generation, what does this mean for the future of software development via OpenAI

Tony Stark's AI systems J.A.R.V.I.S., F.R.I.D.A.Y., and E.D.I.T.H. manage tasks across suits, labs, and satellites, offering instant intelligence and illustrating AI's benefits and risks.

Could unlimited AI tokens alter human work and creativity?

#fyp #life #ai

If you’re wondering why RAM costs more than your GPU, it’s because some AI is busy generating its 9,000,000th picture of a cat wearing sunglasses on Mars. We are truly living in the slop age

Hitting a Claude usage limit SUCKS, not just because of the limit, but also because of the abrupt halt to your creative momentum. You're riding a wave of ideas and productivity, then everything suddenly stops. It underscores your reliance on the tool, not a weakness, but a testament to power!

Me: "I need help writing an email to my boss"

Also me: Gives ai my full name, job, adress, social security #, trauma, and 3 paragraphs of context

Dario Amodei from Anthropic notes that engineers use Claude for coding and system design, reviewing outputs to improve future versions. This rapid development led to over 50 features in 52 days, showing how AI accelerates timelines. — NBC News

Prompting has become a crucial skill for software engineers, as the quality of AI output depends on how clearly the problem is communicated. Successful engineers treat prompting like a meticulous code review, providing precise context, constraints, and clear objectives.

Prompting is essential for software engineers because AI results rely on clear problems. Good prompting is like a code review, with specific context, constraints, and output format. Poor prompting is like vague requirements: it only covers what’s asked but misses the real need.