The people building the datacenters know how to get them powered without taking power off of the grid. And if they do, should pay for everyone's power. Rational people can figure these things out. Idiots protest this way and chase the benefits away. And there are benefits. I
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AI Jobs Boom: Big Companies Cut, Small Companies Hire
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The big companies are cutting. New small companies are hiring. There is a coming AI jobs boom. Those people spending $1,000 a day or more? You think they are gonna go to some trade show to setup the booth? Nope. So they will need to hire a marketing director. Robots won't arrive soon enough for that. Yeah, might come five years from now. But I changed the world with three years at Microsoft. Smart people change with the times. Stupid people protest the change. Harshil Mathur (@harshilmathur) Few months ago, I set up a small AI hacker team at @Razorpay 2 people. Today, they are 100x builders. With AI, people aren’t the constraint. Org structure is. So now I’m scaling this. If you’ve spent the last few months deep in Claude Code / OpenClaw / agents (or anything similar) and feel like you’ve seen the future – this is for you. What you’ll do: Review workflows. Rebuild them with AI. Ship fast. Perks: • Unlimited tokens. Any model. Any tool. • Real problems at massive scale • No hierarchy. Direct access across the org No compensation ceiling. Pay scales with output, not title. Outperform the org, out-earn it. No resume. Send me what you’ve built with AI. (Form below) Bangalore | Full-time | Builders only. — https://nitter.net/harshilmathur/status/2042544939591229556#m
→ View original post on X — @scobleizer, 2026-04-10 10:12 UTC
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MAI Voice Team Accomplishment in Less Than a Year
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Very proud of our MAI Voice team! In less than a year this team of less than 10 people achieved this!
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OpenAI Stargate: Leader Departures and Strategic Shift
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theinformation.com/articles/openai-stargate-leaders-depart-latest-shakeup-data-center-strategy?rc=bfliih [Translated from EN to English]
→ View original post on X — @kimmonismus, 2026-04-10 08:38 UTC
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OpenAI Leadership Exodus as Company Shifts Infrastructure Strategy
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Three senior leaders behind OpenAI’s Stargate initiative, including Peter Hoeschele, Shamez Hemani, and Anuj Saharan, are departing together for a new, unnamed company, signaling a notable shakeup in the firm’s infrastructure leadership. At the same time, OpenAI is pivoting away from building its own data centers toward renting massive compute capacity, with an ambitious target of $600 billion in compute over five years – let that sink in for a moment. Despite internal changes, the company is doubling down on scale, aiming to surpass competitors like Anthropic by rapidly expanding from ~2 gigawatts today to over 10 gigawatts by 2027, reinforcing its aggressive push to dominate AI infrastructure.
→ View original post on X — @kimmonismus, 2026-04-10 08:38 UTC
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From Syntax-First to Intent-First: The Future of App Development
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My takeaway: We’re entering a phase where building apps starts to look less like programming every detail, and more like directing systems toward an outcome. That does not eliminate developers. It raises the level of abstraction, and changes where the value sits. Watch the full video if you want the practical breakdown of what this means for builders and business leaders, and how Google AI Studio is shaping it. What do you think happens to product teams when app creation moves from syntax-first to intent-first? Don't miss out on the latest AI advancements! Sign up here to stay informed! intelligentworld.org/discove…
→ View original post on X — @ronald_vanloon, 2026-04-10 08:30 UTC
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Prototype Versus Product: Real User Contact Defines Success
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The prototype is not the product. The product is what survives contact with real users and gets maintained and improved over months.
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Production reliability becomes more valuable as code generation democratizes
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In a world where anyone can generate code, the person who can make it work reliably in production becomes more valuable, not less.
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Real user feedback beats months of internal iteration
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Real feedback from real users in one week beats six months of internal iteration every time.