"These complications, which at times are the only features of #COVID19 clinical presentation, have occurred even in cases with mild symptoms and in people who did not experience any symptoms" science.sciencemag.org/content/early/… a 🧵to explain 1/

Just backed these guys, they’re awesome! kickstarter.com/projects/benpl…

What are the best tools people are using these days to teach Python or JS to beginners? VSCode? Jupyter? Replit? GitHub Codespaces? Google Colab? Glitch? I’m thinking short feedback loops, good UX, etc..

🚨New data alert! 🚨 bostonpublicschools.org/Page/8810 BPS has installed sensors in all BPS classrooms and is now releasing temperature/air quality sensor data/indicators from all BPS classrooms You love to see it 🙌

I love side projects. Worst case: you learn something. Best case: you accidentally build a company. Happens more than people think.

2026 is when the app era actually starts dying. ChatGPT and Claude didn’t win because they’re smart. They won because people don’t want to do shit anymore. They want to say what they want and have something else do the work while they live their lives. Clicks, menus,

Everyone’s talking about getting rich vibe-coding small apps, but here are some bigger bets to take this year if you want to create something truly valuable: 1. “ChatGPT / Claude for X”, where X is off-limits to general models (privacy, security, regulation, proprietary data).

Who else is vibe coding AI tools for investing? So far I’ve built agents to manage options wheel cycles, rank upcoming biotech catalysts, propose debit spreads and lotto calls for biotechs, and a bunch of other things. Best so far has been the wheel agent but you don’t really

Claude Code just added teleport. You can now build and ship from the toilet. Society is not ready.

The other day Claude casually did something that should make a lot of companies uncomfortable. I had it reverse-engineer my Coag-Sense INR (blood thinner testing) medical device's Bluetooth + network protocols, then build three working apps on top (web, Electron, React Native)

I’ve looked inside a few engineering orgs recently. Mostly teams inside traditionally non-technical companies. What shocked me wasn’t bad code. The code was just fine. Tests fine. CI/CD also just fine. It was how little structured AI leverage there was. Everyone dabbling. No