David Robert @devdavidrobert

Business Processes Analyst || Auditor || Software Engineering Student at @alx_africa C-20 || Fintech & Tech Enthusiast || History, Biographies, & Sci-Fi Reader devdavidrobert.com # Joined January 2015

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Reads with Ravi @readswithravi

3 weeks ago

“You need to be stubborn on your vision, but very flexible on the details.” — Jeff Bezos

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Mark Vassilevskiy @MarkKnd

3 weeks ago

Animation for @trykashu Is it clean?

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®️SheLuv @SoulProvocateur

4 weeks ago

Inspirational wisdom/Game. We want to see you win!

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Mohit Mishra @chessMan786

4 weeks ago

Visual Explanation of How LLMs Work

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Bagus Fikri - SaaS Designer @bagus_fikri

a month ago

AI Scenario

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Gabriel Oguda @gabrieloguda

a month ago

BREAKING NEWS: If you know of a parent who has opened a WhatsApp group to fundraise for their child reporting for the university this September, kindly share with them this welcome news. They will thank you later.

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Yun-Ta Tsai @YunTaTsai1

a month ago

4 pillars of language tokens — writing, music, math and programming. Master all four then you could almost express any beauty in the universe as desired.

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Santiago @svpino

a month ago

A friend asked me to look at their code, and *Holy Mother of God!* He works for a medium-sized company. They are building some sort of internal CRM. They've been vibe-coding some of the new features. They are professional developers. Most, I assume, know what they are doing,…

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Zach Wilson @EcZachly

a month ago

You only need to read four books to truly get what’s going on in ML and data engineering: - Fundamentals of Data Engineering by Joe Reis - Designing Data Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann - AI engineering by Chip Huyen - Designing Machine Learning Systems by Chip…

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Mindset Machine  @Mindset_Machine

2 months ago

The way you talk to yourself really matters.

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Nic Cruz Patane @niccruzpatane

2 months ago

Tesla Grok Integration is now OFFICIALLY rolling out in Tesla software update 2025.26! Requires AMD a Premium Connectivity.

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Bojan Tunguz @tunguz

2 months ago

Before you commit yourself to any big endeavor, figure out where all the exits are.

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Attila @ablenessy

2 months ago

Our new @grok voices are live on the Android app get it here: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

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Yun-Ta Tsai @YunTaTsai1

2 months ago

Just like autonomy that decides the scalability is $/mile, in the agentic world whoever has the $/query will win. (I don’t like to use $/token since token is not a fixed unit.) This likely requires deep vertical integration to harness every task per Joule and Joule per dollar.…

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Ross @rpoo

2 months ago

if you play the game on easy mode, you eventually get the point where you want to restart on hardest level, only now you have one life, skip to hard mode and try to play the perfect game with no regrets

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Zach Wilson @EcZachly

2 months ago

Here's how I would learn data engineering basics in 2025: - Find a data source you care about (examples: gaming APIs, stock market, web scraping, etc) - Use Python to interact and ingest your source. Initially just write the data to a CSV. - Setup an account with Snowflake or…

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Zach Wilson @EcZachly

2 months ago

It’s July 3rd, 2025 2050 is in 8948 days 2000 was 8950 days ago We are closer to AI singularity than Y2K. You feel old yet?

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Fernando 🇮🇹🇨🇭 @Franc0Fernand0

2 months ago

The easiest way to get software engineers to do their work is to explain why it's important and show how it leads to meaningful outcomes. Engineers thrive when they can see the bigger picture.

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Santiago @svpino

2 months ago

I wish I had learned this earlier, but there's no such thing as "good code" across time, teams, and businesses. I used to obsess over writing what I thought was "good code": beautiful abstractions, clever patterns, perfect test coverage. I always thought I could tell the…