Seeing someone upvote an answer I made on Stack Overflow over 10 years ago, about a product I helped build over 12 years ago, just makes me want to ask them "why are you using this? is everything okay?" 😂

Just pick a technology keyword, make up some lies, and sell some kind of subscription. This seems way easier than actually working in Deep Tech.

I feel sad for the Google AI team. Overshadowed by Anthropic and OpenAI, and labouring under "meh" product positioning and naming. Claude's Artifacts and ChatGPT's Canvas get the headlines. But nobody really talks about Google's Gems. It's great but... Gems. Y'know? 🤷

I'm getting ratio'd... AWS cost of SageMaker notebooks versus cost of running tasks on the IonQ QPU.

Don't do this. This is a pretty innocuous example, but even this one falls under the category of "nobody needs to know this". I know a bunch of these hosts, and all of them share how creepy it is to constantly see these kinds of comments from men on the www internet dot com.

Reminder... Product Hunt's daily lists might be flooded with AI wrapper startups, but the site is still a useful part of a go-to-market strategy. Apple, Claude, etc think so.

Not again.

Doing a test of @elevenlabs as the potential platform to create a voice version of my book (on quantum algorithms), and I'm happy to see (and hear) such great Australian voice models!

Little known fact that the artwork on the cover of Scott's book is based on the facial expression of those of us trying to buy copies of it and seeing the second hand prices...

Trying to buy a few copies of the "Ike and Mike" quantum computing books to give as gifts. Not only expensive new at the moment, but the even the op shops/thrift stores have caught on... #quantumcomputing

Excellent piece from @FryRsquared and Bloomberg, with a great cameo from @Liv_Lanes. Loved the Singapore section. Getting a tour of those satellites while I was over there with QB nudged my thinking about sovereign capability and our role as an industry. youtu.be/1_gJp2uAjO0?si=wAik…