Slack: You've got a new notification! Me: Great, where is it? Slack: Where is what?

Twitter engagement bait: "AI can't make this yet:" <Something AI can definitely make>

Someone needs to use Gemini 3 pro to one shot an app that detects how many of these Gemini 3 pro one shot posts are real

Needs to be a feature on twitter to prevent you from trying to reply to every response that disagrees with you. "Reply blocked, Just let it go and take a deep breath mode enabled."

It's a scam! Or sounds like one, before you understand how their business model works. YOU become an expert working with AI, get everything paid for, get a great job. THEY make a recruiter fee for getting you hired. Everyone wins. Apply now, don't regret missing this.

10 weeks, 100 hours+ / week working with AI, sometimes building 3 projects per week. It all leads here, to the capstone presentations. One week to put all the skills to use and build an impressive final demo. Watch it live here to see what AI builders can do

Everyone's takeaway after touring Alpha today: "I WISH I'd had access to this when I was a kid."

Went into Gauntlet AI with no expectation other than to work with brilliant people and learn to build faster with AI. Now got my dream job building educational products that could improve outcomes for millions of kids. Best decision I've made.

EVERYONE should read about learning science, not just teachers. It's not just for teaching, it's about: - How you can learn information effectively - How you can communicate information to others effectively Both in a way that stick. Critical life skills

Loved hearing liemandt 's vision for the future of education. I don’t think anyone else in the world right now has that depth of insight into the full system, problems, and solutions, nor the capacity to implement them. Grateful to be a part of the mission.

This is the closest I've seen to a "Cursor for video," and could fundamentally change communication. Instead of a text block, or slightly better a slideshow, you can now take an idea and communicate it clearly to others through video. Excited to see the applications.

Told my OpenClaw🦞 bot to stop asking me for permissions and just take initiative. "Give me solutions, not problems." Now staring at a (presumably angry) typing indicator for the last 5 minutes. Anyone know a good OpenClaw relationship therapist?

After a mere hours of setup and bug fixing, $50 in Anthropic credits and $20 for a VPS... I can now ask Opus 4.6 to tell me the weather via Telegram. Guess I'm not quite seeing the OpenClaw hype, yet.

Finally got OpenClaw running smoothly. Ask it to make a dashboard and it succeeded... in burning $50 worth of tokens. It's been fun, I'm going back to the Claude Code Max plan. Y'all enjoy refining this one, I'll check up on it again in a month.

AI isn’t wiping out every software job equally. Edtech, for example. - Anyone can spin up a “gamified learning app.” - Very few can design one that actually drives mastery. Good outcomes require real instructional expertise and judgment. That's what we're working on.

The fun part about building apps for students is that your clients are all hackers. "Okay, made the lesson! ... Now what's every way they're going to try to pass this without actually learning? 🤔"

Odd how hard it is for critics on here to grasp that "not all screen time for kids is equal." - Watching "educational" Youtube Shorts - bad - Unstructured iPad time in class on apps - bad - A structured curriculum, supervised by guides = efficient personalized learning

Claude: I’ve solved coding ChatGPT: I can do phd physics Siri: I see you have a haircut coming up, do you want a link to call in?

Great idea, but gamification for edtech is the easy part. Delivering real learning outcomes is hard. Duolingo couldn't even get language right and that's its only focus. This would have to do better, for every subject type, on the fly. Good luck, let's see how this progresses.

Writing has to be the most overlooked skill in schools today. It gets ignored because: - It’s harder to grade and test - It’s hard to separate from content But at its core, how you write is how you think. It’s critical for communication and understanding. We need to fix this.