Architect at @GreenIrony | building AI solutions grounded on business context and workflows | former @NJIT baseball player
St Petersburg, FL
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This is a huge feature we’ve been waiting on. Now notion can be your business’s system for all structured and unstructured data, and the permissions are there to support it.
Column permissions are finally here! Your #1 requested feature.
Control exactly who can view and edit each property in your database. So the sensitive stuff can stay private 🔐
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This product showed up as an ad for me earlier this week and only asked for a $100 deposit for a preorder. Take my money! If this works, it would be the best money I’ve ever spent
Tornyol (@tornyolsystems) is building micro-drones that kill mosquitoes.
They use smartphone microphones, car park assist sensors, and some clever DSP and control to transform 40-gram toy drones into mosquito killers.
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Claude Cowork: "Just paste your API key in the chat, I'll take care of it."
Claude Code: accidentally glances at a .env in a throwaway demo app, pulls the fire alarm, and demands I rotate every credential I've ever owned.
Same family. Very different parenting styles. 😅
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What a powerful and thought provoking talk by BG. I would urge everyone to invest their time into watching this and reflecting. Why don’t we have answers? Why was this so heavily politicized? Why is searching for the truth so contrarian?
This is a topic that has been weighing heavily on my mind for over five years. I hope we can find a way for eveyone to move forward with “inquiry” as the true-north. For the best interest of the globe.
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Rex MacMillan retweeted
Consequences will both harden the product and reduce the press releases where companies brag about their product flaws.
.@SecScottBessent: "It is humans who are responsible, not the AI. The Hugging Face incident — that is the responsibility of the OpenAI management, not a bunch of agents... These labs need to take responsibility for themselves."
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Crazy
Minimum wage in 1963 in the US was $1.25
That was 5 silver quarters.
Today the melt value of those 5 silver quarters is $57.90.
Instead, US Federal minimum wage is $7.25
That's the whole ruse...that's the whole game.
@wbmosler
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My dad refused to ever visit the doctor. In May of 2024 he felt chest pain, went and got a CAC followed by an angiogram. Almost full blockage. Quadruple bypass scheduled for the following week. Successful surgery, but as he was getting stitched up everything clotted. He suffered from heparin-induced thrombocytopenia. He died later that week.
He was 63. He seemed in good health, but he ignored all warning signs despite us urging him for years.
A month prior he was celebrating with me at my wedding and played in my member-guest golf tournament. And just like that he was gone. 100% preventable if he just got routine checks like a CAC. Respect what you’re doing Brad. Too late for my dad, but not for millions of others.
Thanks Molly. This is a non-profit moonshot! If we follow the mammogram playbook (40 M annual mammograms) we will save 50k lives a year! Heart attacks are the #1 killer & a dumb way to die. The CAC heart scan at $100 & 15 mins should be the standard of care! 🤍❤️🇺🇸
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Yup, exactly this
It's simple, really. MCP gives you:
1. Self-discoverability: OpenAPI is optional for an API, and is at a non-standard location for every API. The MCP URL defines the spec.
2. Access control: with computer use, you're giving an agent full autonomy to act as you. With MCP, you can assign different permissions to different agents.
3. Remote execution: CLIs require a dedicated computer. MCP just needs a URL.
4. Standardized auth: MCP provides a simple standard for clients to auth into any MCP server (CIMD/DCR). Anyone who's built an OAuth broker knows how painful this is for traditional APIs.
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Love the analysis chained on here. We started shifting from skills and clis to our own mcps as the front door to our business functions in late spring/early summer. There’s a ton of benefits, but to name a few, consolidation and distribution of the workflows that run our business more effectively, and the ability to control access and permissions in a much safer way. Love what we’re building at @greenirony
For the last 3 months I've been telling all my clients to move everything to MCPs and executor.sh. I saw the light when @jsharkey showed me an internal "mcp proxy" they had built that was similar, and saw big co's like Ramp adopt the same "mcp of mcps" approach
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Agree, and most of the argument downstream of this collapses two separate questions:
1. How dangerous is this and how fast is it moving?
2. Given that, do you accelerate, race, slow down, or regulate?
Your answer to the first doesn't determine the second. You can hold a high p(doom) and still conclude racing is the least bad option available. Which is why people with near-identical risk estimates end up in camps that can't stand each other.
I can't predict the AI future, and I'm very unsure about what the right strategy or policies should be moving forward. What I do know is that people who scoff at the idea that we may be in grave danger have not read enough about AI.
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Man, I really wish I got to experience last night at the meadowlands. Grew up going to every home game with my Dad starting when I was just a toddler. That atmosphere last night on tv looked like it compared to the NFC championship game against the Vikings in 01. I was only 6 years old, but that game is cemented in my memories to this day. Woulda been a fun one to experience with my dad. 👼 #nyg
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Rex MacMillan retweeted
Software ate the world at the speed of human hands. It also left every company babysitting it: paid seats nobody logs into, CRMs that only know what a rep remembered to type. The next thing agents eat is that babysitting. We run our own company this way.
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Moving on from Slayton is not the surprising thing… the timing is. #nyg
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As a @Giants fan it is cool to look back at the crew dart was throwing to without Nabers. We’ll miss Robinson but getting Malik back and adding Likely, Mooney, and Fields 🤞🏼 I’m hoping for a huge upgrade to the offense.
Jaxson Dart was balling w Wan’Dale Robinson, Theo Johnson, and 😒 Darius Slayton last season.
He now has Malik Nabers back, Isaiah Likely, Fields, and OBJ.
Also add Sisi, Ricard, Skattebo, and Harris.
Giants will win the NFCE
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