Replying to @eddiejaoude @lukerramsden
Yes! Or when I'm back in Sept after the wedding in Scotland. Luis got his visa 🥳
Replying to @eddiejaoude @lukerramsden
I actually don't think there's a dog hahaha, it's an AI startup cafe (I think 😅) that is open 24/7
Replying to @lukerramsden
@eddiejaoude I just applied to go, we should meet there 😎
Replying to @DMendoza1999
I'm going to see it at BFI IMAX first week of August! It was sold out for ages so I got my ticket on eBay hahah (luckily not a crazy price!)
Replying to @mattpocockuk
Yayyyyyyy!! This sounded like such a cool idea on the office hours. Excited to see how this turns out.
It really did come at the perfect time. I've got a busy work week this week but excited to dive in on the weekend 🤓
Replying to @mattpocockuk
Can't wait! For office hours it says the times are in GMT but next week UK will be on BST (GMT+1).. so does that mean it kicks off at 10:30AM UK time? Thanks!
Just signed up to @mattpocockuk's 2 week Claude Code cohort and I'm so excited to dive in 🤓
I'm using Claude code every day as part of my work and this came at the perfect time. Looking forward to starting on Monday 💗
Replying to @hey_amandam
Sorry to hear that Amanda. This keeps happening to so many talented people and it shouldn't. Sending a big hug 🫂
Incredible article from @Siddhant_K_code 🚀
"AI Fatigue is real"
siddhantkhare.com/writing/ai…
Ain't that the truth
(from @ProfCalNewport's newsletter today "Forget Chatbots. You need a notebook.")

ALT A screenshot from Cal Newport's newsletter: "The problem facing knowledge work in our current moment is not that we’re lacking sufficiently powerful technologies. It’s instead that we’re already distracted by so many digital tools that there’s no time left to really open the throttle on our brains. And this is a shame. Few satisfactions are more uniquely human than the slow extraction of new understanding, illuminated through the steady attention of your mind’s eye. So, grab a notebook and head somewhere scenic to work on a hard problem. Give yourself enough time, and the enthusiastic clamor about a world of AI agents and super-charged productivity will dissipate to a quiet hum."









