New to Stuttgart. Furiously learning German.

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Guys it is very important that you resist Vibes. Disable your parents’ phones if they tell you they’re using Vibes. Make fun of your friends relentlessly until they stop using Vibes. Fire employees caught watching Vibes. We’re better than this. Cmon.
Excited to share Vibes — a new feed in the Meta AI app for short-form, AI-generated videos.
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The German education system is insane basically at 12 they decide whether you can go to university or go to Idiot School and graduate at 15
A very common bit of continental Eurosnobbery is an ironclad evidence-proof belief that their education system is better than the US. The US has higher PISA scores than almost every European country outside the Nordics, including France and Germany!
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"The cases reaching us are of people who collapsed in the streets from lack of nutrition."
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At night, Russia attacked the Chernobyl nuclear power plant sarcophagus with a drone and breached it. Is this nuclear terrorism or not yet? Will international organizations be "deeply concerned"? Or will they ask us to "understand Putin" again? Russia is a threat to the world. Putin is a dangerous psychopath. Any concessions to him only increase his bloodthirstiness
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Despite having worked on AI since I was a teenager, I’m now more excited than ever about what we can do with it, especially in building AI applications. Sparks are flying in our field, and 2025 will be a great year for building! One aspect of AI that I’m particularly excited about is how easy it is to build software prototypes. AI is lowering the cost of software development and expanding the set of possible applications. While it can help extend or maintain large software systems, it shines particularly in building prototypes and other simple applications quickly. If you want to build an app to print out flash cards for your kids (I just did this in a couple of hours with o1’s help), or write an application that monitors foreign exchange rates to manage international bank accounts (a real example from DeepLearning.AI’s finance team), or analyzes user reviews automatically to quickly flag problems with your products (DeepLearning.AI's content team does this), it is now possible to build these applications quickly through AI-assisted coding. I find AI-assisted coding especially effective for prototyping because (i) stand-alone prototypes require relatively little context and software integration and (ii) prototypes in alpha testing usually don’t have to be reliable. While generative AI also helps with engineering large, mission-critical software systems, the improvements in productivity there aren't as dramatic, because it’s challenging to give the AI system all the context it needs to navigate a large codebase and also to make sure the generated code is reliable (for example, covering all important corner cases). Until now, a huge friction point for getting a prototype into users’ hands has been deployment. Platforms like Bolt, Replit Agent, Vercel V0 use generative AI with agentic workflows to improve code quality, but more importantly, they also help deploy generated applications directly. (While I find these systems useful, my own workflow typically uses an LLM to design the system architecture and then generate code, one module at a time if there are multiple large modules. Then I test each module, edit the code further if needed — sometimes using an AI-enabled IDE like Cursor — and finally assemble the modules.) Building prototypes quickly is an efficient way to test ideas and get tasks done. It’s also a great way to learn. Perhaps most importantly, it’s really fun! (At least I think it is. 😄) How can you take advantage of these opportunities in the coming year? As you form new year resolutions, I hope you will: - Make a learning plan! To be effective builders, we all need to keep up with the exciting changes that continue to unfold. How many short courses a month do you want to take in 2025? If you discuss your learning plan with friends, you can help each other along. For instance, we launched a learning summary page that shows what short courses people have taken. A few DeepLearning.AI team members have agreed to a friendly competition to see who can take more courses in 2025! - Go build! If you already know how to code, I encourage you to build prototypes whenever inspiration strikes and you have a spare moment. And if you don’t yet code, it will be well worth your while to learn. Even small wins — like the flash cards I printed out, which inspired my daughter to spend an extra 20 minutes practicing her multiplication table — make life better. Perhaps you’ll invent something that really takes off. And even if you don’t, you’ll have fun and learn a lot along the way. [Original text: deeplearning.ai/the-batch/is… ]
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you'll remember your first interview for life, the anxiety, nerves, excitement all happening at once... 10 min away from $500k and your dreams kicking off for me, it was 4am and I was sitting in some remote village in kerala (forced family vacation), and i had no clue who my interviewers (didn't know it could be multiple) would be, just that i have 10min to convince them i am worth the $500k bid...
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When Exactly Will the Eclipse Happen? A Multimillennium Tale of Computation x.lingyaoai.com/i/broadcasts/1eaJbgYVw…
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Hey @CyclingSurgeon @ChandlerDataGuy @ScottHeald72 @staywithr. I wonder if this news has found its way north.
Podium Analytics announces major focus and investment in addressing the issue of sports-related injury in 11-18 year olds. Officially launched last night at @10DowningStreet. Full story here: bit.ly/PodiumLaunch #SaferWorldofSport #sports
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Announcement: Seed Haus will be offering monthly office hours for the early stage startup community. Any founders (or people in employment but searching for product ideas) are encouraged to apply, via seedhaus.co for a slot.
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Upload a cover of a #book you love, don’t say why. Mention who invited you (@LockhartL sort of) and invite 8 others @5l @CyclingSurgeon @people4strategy @cdforsyth @lzografos @FionaMMcGregor @gmacscotland @ScottHeald72
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Zero Waste Man protecting Edinburgh from waste at the #ZeroWasteEdinburgh launch night. Thanks for an inspiring evening @SHRUBCOOP and @ZeroWasteScot 👉 Circular Economy Hackathon @ProductForge Coming soon???
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Team Seed Haus are very much looking forward to (descending en masse 😁) the joint event with @ProductForge next week. If you’ve attended a Product Forge event in the past then please do apply to come along (event is for people who have attended PF events in the past).
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A hackathon with a twist! Join us for Generation Rent @ProductForge to develop new ideas to improve the renting experience. #GenerationRentPF #DataFest18 productforge.io/events/gener…
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Information on the new PRT 📝 New schools resource 👩‍🎓 Online training resources🖱 - loads going on at Stall 86 @scvotweet #scvogathering
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Want to help us explore how digital tools can help improve things for private renters in Scotland? Join our Generation Rent @ProductForge weekend. #GenerationRentPF #DataFest18 productforge.io/events/gener…
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