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1000 Powerful Claude Prompts🤯
For builders, developers & creators.
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These prompts can replace hours of manual work.
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I've been wrestling with how to instill hope and inspiration in young engineers regarding a range of issues and concerns I share with them. Let me know what you think about my three-tier framework over on LI. linkedin.com/posts/johnshuts…
Remember when everyone argued about egg prices in '24? Get ready. Electricity bills will be the eggs of 2028.
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A @USDA_NIFA-supported research team has influenced new safety standards for agricultural facilities, machinery, and personal protective equipment. Learn more: bit.ly/ag-safety-health #agsafety #TractorSafety #FarmSafety #NFSHW #necasag @WIAgLeader
Glad a rescue occurred! The prep work of local fire departments, rescue crews, EMTs, paramedics, and ER staff really makes a difference. But, we also need to invest equal thinking and effort in prevention. Thanks for sharing @maxarmstrong
Grain Bin RESCUE (not recovery) in Central Illinois. Nokomis FPD received aid from Fillmore, Witt and Pana FD’s, as well as the MABAS Division 48 Technical Rescue Team. Took one hour after call came in. #greatsave
I want to do 100% due diligence & NOT speculate on this. But law enforcement and coroner's office(s) investigating this incident MUST look CAREFULLY when doing lab analyses. I've seen too many botched investigations. ca.news.yahoo.com/six-found-…
I'm hoping it's possible to be BOTH thoughtful and a bit crabby (and jaded) at the same time without alienating or pissing anyone off. If I'm wrong, so be it. In the Footnotes of a Career linkedin.com/pulse/footnotes…
Moving USDA from of DC. How's that going to work for ag politically? It seems when a legislator needs information or an idea, staff can be over at a hearing or in a nearby leg. office in a matter of minutes. If they are in Raleigh or Salt Lake City or Indy, that ain't gonna work.
How do you teach pesticide applicators about stress and safety? With a play. “Stressticide” reached 6,000+ people across multiple states and sparked a follow-up program, “Farm Alarm,” that hit 38 states. Here’s the story of how it all started.
linkedin.com/pulse/old-schoo…
Was checking out weekly crop report to assist my Mom in NW Indiana on corn condition - I note no new "Weekly" reports online since the end of May.... Any idea why? Or did they get doge'd? nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_…
Proud to have coordinated the BSE part of this event. Great to see students engaging with ag tech and hands-on science! agupdate.com/agriview/news/c…
Check out my latest article: In the Space Between - Letting Go, Paying Attention linkedin.com/pulse/space-bet… via @LinkedIn
Kicking Off California’s Autonomous Ag Tractor Committee: Safety, Standards, and a Layered Approach linkedin.com/pulse/kicking-o…
Check out BSE 308 at @UWMadison. Career Management for Engineers
If I had access to this information and the book written by the guest on this podcast, 17 years ago, maybe I would still be in administration today. 😉 open.spotify.com/episode/3Sh…
It's clear from doing professional development for Extension colleagues that using gen AI w/a "human-in-the-loop" mindset does not come intuitively. We need to coach & train that LLM-based AI tools are not simply glorified Google searches or wizards 🪄🧙♂️ rodtrent.substack.com/p/why-…













