Nelson is the Supervisor of Substation Design and Drafting at Eversource Energy. He joins Cory and I on this episode to talk about his experience with Revit, the Eversource team, attending the SDSIC and much much more. Enjoy!Nelson AntunesSupervisor of Substation Design and Drafting at Eversource Energyhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/nelson-antunes-64a46374/

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Send us a text What if the most human thing you can make is something that serves no purpose at all? Malte and AI hosts Alex and Isabel plunge into the exhilarating world of Christo and Jeanne-Claude, where national monuments disappear under oceans of fabric, red tape becomes a stage, and the end result can’t be bought, ticketed, or sponsored. Our conversation tracks how a refugee’s hunger for independence evolved into a blueprint for freedom: self-financing through preparatory drawings, bann...

Imagine logging into Teams and being greeted by a swarm of AI agents, each promising to streamline your workday. They’re pitching productivity—yet without rules, they can misinterpret goals and expand access in ways that make you liable. It’s like handing your intern a company credit card and hoping the spend report doesn’t come back with a yacht on it. Here’s the good news: in this episode you’ll walk away with a simple framework—three practical controls and some first steps—to keep these agents

In episode 73 of The AI Fix, AI now writes more web content than humans and more books by ex-British prime ministers than ex-British prime ministers. Mark eats a dodgy prawn, Google discovers a new pathway to treating cancer, a lawyer gets skewered for using AI over and over again, and a US general declares that he's outsourced his brain to ChatGPT.Also in this episode, Graham discovers that LLMs show all the characteristics of pathological gambling, and Mark explains why AI training is like

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From September 13, 2024. In this special episode, Brian and Sam sit down with House Majority Whip Tom Emmer to discuss the intersection of politics and technology. Whip Emmer shares his insights on the upcoming 2024 election, the role of Bitcoin in the modern economy, and the challenges of government funding. Tune in to hear Emmer's take on the current political climate, the importance of decentralization, and his legislative efforts to protect financial privacy and innovation. Don't mi...

Bloomberg Tech's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow are live in LA for Bloomberg Screentime 2025, speaking with celebrities, entrepreneurs and leaders across the media, gaming and streaming landscape. NPR CEO Katherine Maher discusses the state of media under the Trump administration, Twitch CEO Dan Clancy and Scopely COO Eunice Lee weigh in on the gaming landscape, while streamer Imane Anys - aka “Pokimane” - dives into the business of streaming and building a following.See

Send us a text Welcome back to the BetaTalk podcast! I'm thrilled to be joined by Adam Chapman of Heat Geek for a deep dive into the buzz-generating Zero Disrupt initiative. In this episode, Adam shares the full story behind this new heat pump installation program, explaining how it aims to solve critical industry challenges, including improving affordability for consumers and giving homeowners greater choice on system efficiency. If you're keen to understand the strategy and hear what this b...

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We discuss Meta’s latest Quest and Horizon OS updates — from the Quest Browser’s instant WebXR hit testing and v81’s Immersive Home, window anchoring and QuickPlay to Quest 3’s Windows 11 Remote Desktop ultrawide aspect options and Horizon+’s new indie catalog — plus Anduril’s revealed EagleEye military XR headset design, Samsung setting a date for its Android XR headset and a new Lynx tease that could run Google’s Android XR, and Apple Vision Pro news including live Apple Immersive LA Lakers...

Send us a text Deborah Howes is the President of Howes Studio and a pioneer in digital museum education. With over three decades leading EdTech programs at top cultural institutions including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, MoMA, the Art Institute of Chicago, and MOCA Los Angeles. She now helps museums and nonprofits transform analog learning into dynamic digital experiences. 💡 5 Things You’ll Learn: How AI is transforming museum archives and accessibility.Why authenticity and trust matter

Aussie Heath Ledger stars (as the Co-Star) in this Batman movie which sadly, was his last movie.A long one, and somewhat detailed, Trevor and Stephen look at what it meant and how it mattered. Perhaps better the more you see it? The Dark Knight, now on Fetch on your Hisense TV!

🎙️ Our latest guest on ChaiNet is José Manuel Ramírez R., co-founder of Handit.AI, who’s tackling one of AI’s most persistent challenges - why sophisticated agents work perfectly in demos but fail dramatically in real-world production environments.We explore:✅ The reality of AI’s production-to-demo gap✅ How self-correcting AI systems operate✅ Building competitive AI technology from Colombia✅ Navigating resource constraints in the AI space✅ The future trajectory of self-improving AI✅ Essential focus

Monad dominated the first hour with a deep look at claim mechanics, allocation optics, and the fairness debate between VC and community shares. The crew unpacked eligibility criteria and anti-Sybil tradeoffs, asking where the line sits between real users and pure farmers, and why some legitimate wallets still feel overlooked. A mid-show segment broke down CZ, Binance, and what actually moves projects toward a token listing in 2025, including why timing often lags community expectations. OpenS...

Managing SharePoint Site Provisioning can be hard. Many IT teams feel stressed by too many provisioning tickets. You might face problems like not having rules for many SharePoint sites. Also, doing things by hand often takes too long, which slows things down.Think about this: creating a site can take several days. This depends on when the support team is free. Last-minute requests can mess up your work and make the process harder. Employees often ask for sites without clear reasons. This leads to

Homebrew is a widely used package manager that simplifies the installation of open-source software on macOS. It was created in response to the growing demand for a lightweight, developer-friendly tool suited to an increasingly Mac-centric development ecosystem. Today, Homebrew is a near-essential part of the macOS software development toolkit.Mike McQuaid joined the project early on and collaborated closely with its creator, Max Howell. He joins the podcast with Kevin Ball to discuss Homebrew’s

Opening — The Pain of Manual GRCLet’s talk about Governance, Risk, and Compliance reports—GRC, the three letters responsible for more caffeine consumption than every SOC audit combined. Somewhere right now, there’s a poor analyst still copying audit logs into Excel, cell by cell, like it’s 2003 and macros are witchcraft. They’ll start with good intentions—a tidy workbook, a few filters—and end up with forty tabs of pivot tables that contradict each other. Compliance, supposedly a safeguard, becomes