We're hosting Secure Software Factory Show and Tell Oct 13 during @aiDotEngineer NYC with @braintrust, @SocketSecurity, and @Docker Learn how to constrain, observe, and authorize your agents, validate their inputs, and respond when something goes wrong.

Super stoked to team up with @swyx and @tylerjdunn on Thursday sep 24 to put on a series of “software factory show and tell” round tables at the @heavybit long horizon dev stack devguild Come show off a small tactical thing that helps you ship better/faster/cleaner 45 minute sessions w/ small break ~12-20 people per session Quick intros, 30s to intro yourself and what you want to show off Organizers pick the first speaker, who presents and then picks the next speaker, and so on - audience driven! 2-5 minutes to demo, 2 minutes for questions No pitches, show us something YOU do internally when building! Have some free ticket codes still, DM if you want one!

On September 1, we’re going live with Qwen Ambassadors for a community show-and-tell featuring projects built with Qwen3.8 models. They’ll walk us through what they built, how they used the models, and what they learned along the way. If you’re building with Qwen3.8 or curious to see what others are working on, join us on Zoom! Register here:

My friend from Arkansas has a daughter who teaches first grade. Last month, her class did a video call with a first-grade class in my parents' town. I went to translate. Show and tell. Japan went first. A boy showed his school backpack. Thirty kids in Arkansas said "WHOA." He bowed. A girl showed a pencil case with 11 buttons. Arkansas asked if it could fly. A boy showed a rhinoceros beetle. Half of Arkansas screamed. The other half wanted one. Then Arkansas. A girl showed a baby goat. Live, on her mom's phone, from the farm. Japan lost its mind. A boy showed the gap in his teeth and explained that the Tooth Fairy pays five dollars. In Japan, you throw your tooth on the roof or under the house. You get nothing. Japan felt robbed. The last boy was quiet. He held up a triangle of cloth. Blue, with white stars. He said it was his grandpa's. They gave it to his grandma at the funeral. He's allowed to hold it on special days. This was a special day. The Japanese kids looked at me. I explained, as simply as I could: in America, when someone has served their country, the flag is folded like that and given to the family. Nobody said anything. Then a girl in the front row stood up and bowed to the screen. The deep one. Then the whole class stood up and bowed. In Arkansas, thirty first graders didn't know what to do. So they stood up too, and bowed back. Every speed. Every angle. One fell over. The quiet boy didn't bow. He just held the flag a little higher.

Our manufacturing interview toolkit/cheatsheet: - bring in something you made. or have it in the background of your video call if remote. our best hires have done the intro call from their shop or workbench - show-and-tell your favorite 5 tools - describe what would you do for work if you didn’t have to get paid for it - talk about your hobbies, show off some photos. Saying “video games” is pretty meh unless you are applying to our simulation team - explain your favorite method of joining dissimilar materials - tell us about a part you designed that didn't work and how you changed it - if you've ordered from us, bring the part. if you haven't, tell us what you'd make with your employee discount. we love hiring customers - show us a jig, spreadsheet, or script you built to save yourself work - name a fastener, material, or process you think is overrated and defend it (7075 lol) - talk about a tool you bought that you regret

Livestreamed event from London. July 7. eToro CEO, @yoniassia, leads a show-and-tell under the theme Intelligence in Motion: human insight supercharged by AI. Learn how eToro is combining the collective intelligence of millions of investors with the power of AI.

Had a great time with @otoofficial at the @RyanFoundation #SeacrestStudios# in @VUMCchildren, sharing music, singing happy birthday to everyone’s favorite emotional support animal, Squid, and doing a little show and tell! Thanks for making the day so special!