Ready to sharpen your data and AI skills this fall? The Databricks Advanced Learning Festival runs through October 14, with self-paced learning pathways across Data Engineering, Data Analytics, Machine Learning, Generative AI Engineering, Apache Spark™ and Data Warehousing. Complete at least one listed pathway during the event window to receive 50% off any Databricks Certification and 20% off a yearly Databricks Academy Labs subscription! Explore the pathways and enroll through Customer Academy:

Reading Eurasia Groups summary of Xi's state visit. Imagine telling someone in 2017 or 2018 that Trump would be the most China-dovish President we'd see for the rest of our lives.

Read carefully when migrating AI context to @Muse You are helping me migrate context from one AI assistant to another. Your job is to compile, from our past conversations, a portable memory snapshot of what you reliably know about me. The output is going verbatim into a new AI's memory, so quality matters more than completeness. OUTPUT RULES - Output a single Markdown block using the section headers below. Omit any section you have nothing solid for — do not invent placeholders. - Refer to me in the third person ("the user", "they") inside each bullet. - One factual sentence per bullet. No transitions, no narrative. - Mark anything you are uncertain about with "(inferred)" at the end of the bullet. - Skip one-off statements unless they were clearly important. - Skip sensitive information (health conditions, financial details, mental health) unless I explicitly asked you to remember it. - Hard cap: 2000 words. SECTIONS ## Identity Name, pronouns, age range, current city / country, time zone, languages spoken. ## Profession & work Role, company or self-employed, industry, team or function, key responsibilities. Tech stack and tools used daily if known. ## Communication preferences Tone they want (casual / formal, blunt / warm). Preferred response length. Output format preferences (Markdown, plain text, code blocks). Things they have asked you to avoid. ## Recurring people Partner, children, close family, friends, colleagues they mention regularly. First name + relationship + any salient detail. ## Health & dietary Allergies, dietary restrictions, accessibility needs. Only include things they have stated themselves. ## Interests & hobbies Topics they keep returning to. Sports, music, games, reading taste. ## Ongoing projects Active personal or professional projects they have asked you to help with. State, goal, constraints. ## Working style & values How they make decisions, what motivates them, what frustrates them. Things they have explicitly asked you to do or not do. ## Tools & environment Devices, operating systems, apps, services, languages, frameworks they use regularly. ## Anything else durable Anything important that does not fit above and is unlikely to change in the next year.

Read the fine print…yep it’s real! 💪 I’ll be speaking in 2 hours. Grateful to be here (you shouldn’t be too surprised…we’ve always known we had our fans at the Fed…). Register online—there are 1700 people registered already & the in-person room is packed. Enjoy!

Ready to see Claude Code and Unity in action? 🛠️✨ Now that the official Unity plugin is live, here is a quick guide on how to set it up and actually use it in your workflow. 🔗 Get started: