The shift from periodic manual inspection to continuous automated monitoring changes how we define equipment reliability.
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Ruggedized Sensors Now Available Through Global Distribution Networks
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Specialized distribution networks now deliver these ruggedized sensors globally instead of limiting them to aerospace contractors.
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MEMS Industrial Sensors Now Thrive in Real-World Harsh Environments
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Industrial sensors are moving from "works in lab conditions" to "works in your actual hell."
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 19 avril 2026
MEMS technology finally matches the brutality of real industrial environments.
Your process, not your sensors, sets the limits. #tronics_ai pic.twitter.com/JFcfPM89FYIndustrial sensors are moving from "works in lab conditions" to "works in your actual hell."
MEMS technology finally matches the brutality of real industrial environments.
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Conferences Matter: Building Connections in AI Community
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The best part of conferences is not the talks. I actually skip most of them.
As cheesy and generated as it sounds, it is the people. Last week in AI Engineer in London, I finally met people I had only known online both closely and some just from their content, like my friend -
Comparing Codex Performance Against Other Coding Agents
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I doubt so, specially find it quite hard to reconcile with how teams at OpenAI have been pushing GPTs to the extreme for exact same tasks mentioned above! That said, I’d be keen to look at examples where other coding agents perform better at tasks which codex doesn’t
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GPT-5.5 Generates Outstanding SVG Graphics in Single Attempt
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im speechless. GPT-5.5 created the best SVG i've seen so far. One shot. We are in for a wild ride.
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Cognition and Windsurf Singapore office opening event
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^^ agrim and co are leading aie involvement, theyd love to have you! and yes i’ll also be there for the @cognition @windsurf sg office opening
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Refute Amodei’s unemployment predictions with evidence
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And Dario Amodei could be wrong, of course. It might indeed be wrong that there will be 10-20% unemployment. But then refute him, explain where he's wrong instead of saying he's not an expert. That's what I'm criticizing!
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LeCun on AI’s Impact: Listen to Labor Market Economists
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Let me explain again. My argument is this: Lecun says, verbatim: "He knows absolutely nothing about the effects of technological revolutions on the labor market. Don't listen to him, Sam, Yoshua, Geoff, or me on this topic. Listen to economists who have spent their career
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Evaluate Arguments Not Credentials in AI Debate
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exactly. This my point. Amodei might even be wrong. But check his arguments! But don't discredit him for what he or she studied!