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It all happened during a chat with @dom_gag_96.
For the first time in history, we have the opportunity to change how we look at governments: not as slogans, but as an open tool everyone can benefit from,
not just in Italy but across Europe. @europeblueprint
Let’s build a more transparent Europe!
After the huge success of dovevannoinostrisoldi.com in Italy, I believe it’s time to think bigger.
Across Europe, we should join forces and build public, open-source platforms that make government spending easier to understand and strengthen transparency between institutions and citizens.
With the support of @antonscap, we’re now bringing these projects together under one umbrella:
@europeblueprint
The open-source source of truth for how the European Union and its Member States raise, spend, and invest public money.
Thanks to AI, we can now build things at the speed of light.
What once would have taken weeks, or even months, can now be done in days, sometimes hours.
If you’ve already built an open-source project around public spending, transparency, or government data in your country, or if you’d like to build something like @DVNSoldi for your own country, we want to hear from you.
Antonio Scapellato retweeted
Every "intellectual job" must be reconsidered.
New Titles.
New Skills.
New Responsibilities.
Went out for pints last night with some engineering mates and I'm now AI doom-pilled.
I've been impressed with agents for months. I'm a software engineer and they're better and faster than me. Way better, way faster.
But the consensus round the table was that software as we know it is basically done. AI can do it, and it's great at it.
We reckoned there's about 2 years left at this level before the proper shakeout. Massive drop in engineer count, because a team of 5 can do what used to take hundreds.
Every engineer there was running a side business with AI. Building it, scaling it, marketing it. None of them trust the salary anymore.
And we're still so early. People in tech know exactly what these agents can do. I can think of loads of £50k back-office jobs that'll go to an agent burning tokens for way less. Most people are completely oblivious. They have no idea.
Every "intellectual job" must be reconsidered.
New Titles.
New Skills.
New Responsibilities.
Went out for pints last night with some engineering mates and I'm now AI doom-pilled.
I've been impressed with agents for months. I'm a software engineer and they're better and faster than me. Way better, way faster.
But the consensus round the table was that software as we know it is basically done. AI can do it, and it's great at it.
We reckoned there's about 2 years left at this level before the proper shakeout. Massive drop in engineer count, because a team of 5 can do what used to take hundreds.
Every engineer there was running a side business with AI. Building it, scaling it, marketing it. None of them trust the salary anymore.
And we're still so early. People in tech know exactly what these agents can do. I can think of loads of £50k back-office jobs that'll go to an agent burning tokens for way less. Most people are completely oblivious. They have no idea.
Antonio Scapellato retweeted
Btw "Adjusted profitability" is the new meta now
Anthropic told prospective investors its third-quarter revenue hit $16.8 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, as the artificial intelligence model maker pushes ahead with plans to go public. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Btw "Adjusted profitability" is the new meta now
Anthropic told prospective investors its third-quarter revenue hit $16.8 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, as the artificial intelligence model maker pushes ahead with plans to go public. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Antonio Scapellato retweeted
"A superintelligence is a hypothetical agent that possesses intelligence surpassing that of the most gifted human minds."
"A superintelligence is a hypothetical agent that possesses intelligence surpassing that of the most gifted human minds."
Antonio Scapellato retweeted
It all happened during a chat with @dom_gag_96.
For the first time in history, we have the opportunity to change how we look at governments: not as slogans, but as an open tool everyone can benefit from,
not just in Italy but across Europe. @europeblueprint
Let’s build a more transparent Europe!
After the huge success of dovevannoinostrisoldi.com in Italy, I believe it’s time to think bigger.
Across Europe, we should join forces and build public, open-source platforms that make government spending easier to understand and strengthen transparency between institutions and citizens.
With the support of @antonscap, we’re now bringing these projects together under one umbrella:
@europeblueprint
The open-source source of truth for how the European Union and its Member States raise, spend, and invest public money.
Thanks to AI, we can now build things at the speed of light.
What once would have taken weeks, or even months, can now be done in days, sometimes hours.
If you’ve already built an open-source project around public spending, transparency, or government data in your country, or if you’d like to build something like @DVNSoldi for your own country, we want to hear from you.
Antonio Scapellato retweeted
I just published an idea I've been sitting on for months.
PMF means less and less in the age of AI and constant disruption. So I "invented" a new term: Company Market Fit.
The real question now is: will your company's vision, mission, and role in society still matter in 5 years?
Full Article -> thebyteshift.com/p/company-m…
I just published an idea I've been sitting on for months.
PMF means less and less in the age of AI and constant disruption. So I "invented" a new term: Company Market Fit.
The real question now is: will your company's vision, mission, and role in society still matter in 5 years?
Full Article -> thebyteshift.com/p/company-m…
Antonio Scapellato retweeted
Europe Blueprint est désormais disponible en français.
Combien la France verse-t-elle réellement au budget de l'UE... et combien reçoit-elle en retour ?
À découvrir ici : europeblueprint.com
Antonio Scapellato retweeted
Europe Blueprint ya está disponible en español.
¿Cuánto aporta España al presupuesto de la UE... y cuánto recibe realmente a cambio?
Descúbrelo aquí: europeblueprint.com
Antonio Scapellato retweeted
Europe Blueprint è ora disponibile anche in italiano.
Quanto versa l'Italia nel bilancio dell'UE... e quanto riceve davvero indietro?
Scoprilo qui: europeblueprint.com
Antonio Scapellato retweeted
Europe Blueprint gibt es jetzt auch auf Deutsch.
Wie viel zahlt Deutschland wirklich in den EU-Haushalt ein... und wie viel kommt tatsächlich zurück?
Jetzt selbst nachsehen: europeblueprint.com
Antonio Scapellato retweeted
Most EU laws don't need every country to agree.
They need 55% of countries and 65% of the population (a country can be outvoted).
How EU decision-making actually works: europeblueprint.com/institut…
Antonio Scapellato retweeted
Running the EU's own institutions costs €13.3 billion a year.
Migration control and defence together cost €7.8 billion.
The bureaucracy costs more than both combined: europeblueprint.com/budget






















