Bigger, better, bolder — the new Neko Health clinic in Spitalfields has arrived! 🙌

I did this a few months ago. Made my previous doctor visits feel like the Middle Ages!

Imagine you have one of the world‘s best talent magnets — but you don’t use it Oxford University graduates just 50-60 MSc in CS per year and struggles to increase numbers due to its old college structures Listening to Harry Stebbings conversation with Tom Hulme and Stan

INCREDIBLY excited to share that we're hiring a Storyboard Artist/Assistant Writer for Story Co Your days will be filled with drawing sci-fi storyboards, writing creative outlines/briefs, and working directly with me on every project we're producing. Details below 🧵

Absolutely right! We’ve an idea on “how-to fix.” As you point out - this is the UK’s last operating blast furnace, a critical pillar of national industrial capability. Underpins advanced manufacturing (robotics, automotive, aerospace), energy infrastructure (nuclear, hydrogen),

Lovable is now the fastest growing company in the world, this is why: //1

👷What a time to be a hardware engineer in Europe! You can work on… ☢️ making us energy rich at Copenhagen Atomics or at Proxima Fusion 🚀 taking us to space with Daniel Metzler at Isar Aerospace 🧱 building bolder at with Salar al Khafaji at Monumental 🪖 keeping us safe with Torsten Reil

It takes UK infra projects on average 8.5 years just to get through planning — meanwhile the world changes, politics changes, technology changes, workforces change and your plans are outdated before you even start Across Europe, hundreds of billions are wasted in added project

There’s no such thing as a rich but energy poor country

1⃣Highly skilled immigrants are responsible for about 36%–37% of aggregate US innovation. 2⃣15% of British residents are foreign-born, but 39% of our fastest-growing startups have at least one immigrant co-founder. 3⃣In the US, ~70% of the top AI talent is foreign-born. In

this is super deep. many star undergrad/grad students were selected for fast thinking and struggle in research because slow thinking is required this was a huge (and ongoing) area of growth for me as a young scientist I’m undecided if AI helps or hurts