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This man changed my life. I completely cut boring tuna from my diet, and started slapping my troubles away with Slap Chop. Now I’m living it up in Hawaii, in a great mood everyday. Thanks Vince with Slap Chop.

Still one of the GOATs on all levels.

Meatsack context engineering to defuse tense conversations

In a tense situation, take a moment to say out loud your opponents position, feeling, and perspective. This is like setting up context and prompting for an AI. You put that in the context window and it flavors the ongoing conversation. It’d probably do interesting stuff in AI chats. Those chats are so explicit and non-confrontational that these dynamics probably already happen. 🔗 How to Fix Breakdowns in Communication

Feels a little bit like a platform standard so powerful that you need an AI front-end to make it usable by mere mortals.

Yes: Kubernetes started as a way to orchestrate containers, but its true innovation lies in its API model. The declarative resource pattern, with its desired state, actual state and continuous reconciliation, has proven to be a universal abstraction. It works for workloads, infrastructure, policies and more. That universality is why Kubernetes has become the foundation for IDPs. It provides a consistent way to define, extend and enforce platform building blocks.

AI uses at banks, private AI and customer built AI apps - skills and regulations are the friction for wider adoption

The most common use case for agentic AI is customer service, according to 75% of banks surveyed by Capgemini. Nearly two-thirds use the technology for fraud detection, while 3 in 5 use it for loan processing and customer onboarding. Also, 84% of apps/uses are built in house: BNY developed its AI agents in-house, which one-third of banks also reported doing in the Capgemini report. Only 16% reported buying AI agents off-the-shelf.