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Comment “Business” and I’ll send you a link 👇 I just built an entire business in 10 minutes using AI. Not just pieces of it. The website, social media posts, ad campaigns, videos, carousels—all of it. It’s called Runnable and this thing completely changes what it’s like to build a business. I told it what I wanted, clicked Generate, and minutes later it built: • A full website with products and payments built in • Complete brand canvas with videos and product images • Social media posts and carousels that actually look good • Full ad campaigns ready to run No code. No agency. Ready to go right now. It also has an agent called RunClaw that connects directly to Telegram so you can run your entire business from your phone. And it’s $1 for your first month. If you’re still paying for 5 different tools you’re literally just wasting money. #ai #aitools #runnable #business #entrepreneur

Comment “patterns” for the direct link 👇 A senior Google engineer just dropped a 421-page document on agentic AI design patterns. Free. No paywall. No email gate. Antonio Gulli, Engineering Director at Google. 21 chapters. 58 runnable Jupyter notebooks. Real code for every pattern. Here’s what actually matters. Part 1: prompt chaining, routing, parallelization, multi-agent. Foundation with real code examples. Part 2: memory management, MCP, human-in-the-loop, goal monitoring. What separates a Claude Code setup that works for a week from one that works forever. Part 3: guardrails and safety patterns. The layer most people skip. Part 4: inter-agent communication, reasoning, evaluation, prioritization. The frontier. The whole 421 pages is asking one question: how do you build an AI agent that keeps working without you? Comment “patterns” for the direct link 👇

🚨 ARXIV PAPER TO WORKING CODE IN ONE CLICK Someone just built paper2code, a Claude skill that turns any research paper into fully working code. Ships with: • Drop any arXiv URL → instant implementation • Every line cited to exact paper section & equation • 100% open source Research to runnable code, instantly. 👉 https://github.com/PrathamLearnsToCode/paper2code Who’s turning papers into code today? Drop a 🔥

that “wait… I have a report due??” panic during exam season is actually so real 😭📚 #study #studytips #runable #runableai #productivity I recently found this tool called Runnable AI and it’s honestly such a lifesaver when you’re staring at a blank document with zero thoughts left in your brain 🫠 You just type your topic and it generates a structured outline with sections and key points, so you’re not starting from scratch ✨ it basically gives you a draft you can edit, polish, and turn into your own report. Runable 2.0 has officially launched💞 perfect for those late-night study sessions when your brain is tired but the deadline is still very much alive 🫶 also be honest… are you a start-early student or a last-minute academic weapon? 👀💌

5 GitHub repos that quietly created a generation of AI engineers Save this - you’ll need it. Most people learning AI are stuck in tutorials. Reading threads. Watching videos. But not building. These repos fix that. Here’s the stack 👇 1. Hands-On Large Language Models: From tokens → fine-tuning. Fully runnable. 2. Prompt Engineering Guide: Every technique that actually works in production. 3. RAG Techniques: 35+ real implementations. Not theory. 4. AI Agents for Beginners: How agents actually work. From basics → multi-agent systems. 5. Agents Towards Production: The part everyone skips. Deployment, scaling, guardrails. Follow @techviz_thedatascienceguy for more AI content. #ai #llms #learnai #genai #datasciencejobs

✅ DOVETE CONOSCERLO! Scopri Runnable 🤯 Puoi creare siti web direttamente da Telegram in pochi minuti, senza codice e senza complicazioni 🚀 Una soluzione incredibile per chi vuole partire subito online 💻 Provalo prima che lo scoprano tutti 👀 #ai #tech #Runable #ADV

Reading a research paper and running its experiments in just few minutes? Comment “link” to get the tool link in your DM. That’s now real with this tool and its actually a great usecase! Turn any arXiv paper into a runnable Google Colab notebook instantly — no setup, no downloads, just science. 🚀 Abstract → Method → Equations → Code → Experiments. Done. TLDR: Comment “link” to get in your DM. Follow for more 🔥 Tags: [AI, MachineLearning, DeepLearning, ResearchTools, Paper2Notebook, MLTools, GoogleColab, arXiv, AITools, OpenSource, DataScience, LLM, AIResearch, ReproducibleResearch, MLEngineering​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​]

Here are the 29 most frequently asked multithreading & concurrency questions in a simple format: Comment "pdf" for interview precise answers to all these questions. ⸻ Basics 1. What is multithreading and why is it used? 2. Difference between process and thread 3. Difference between Thread and Runnable 4. What is the thread lifecycle in Java? 5. What is context switching? 6. What is a daemon thread? 7. What is thread priority? Does it guarantee execution? ⸻ Synchronization & Locks 8. What is synchronization and why is it needed? 9. Difference between synchronized method and synchronized block 10. What is an intrinsic lock (monitor)? 11. What is a deadlock? How can you prevent it? 12. What is a race condition? 13. What is thread starvation? 14. What is livelock? ⸻ Thread Communication 15. What are wait(), notify(), and notifyAll()? 16. Difference between wait() and sleep() 17. Why must wait() be called inside a synchronized block? 18. What happens if notify() is called before wait()? ⸻ Concurrency API 19. What is ExecutorService? Why is it preferred over Thread? 20. What is a thread pool? Types of thread pools 21. Difference between submit() and execute() 22. What is Future? 23. What is CompletableFuture? 24. Difference between synchronous and asynchronous execution ⸻ Memory & Visibility 25. What is the volatile keyword? 26. Difference between volatile and synchronized 27. What is the happens-before relationship? 28. What are atomicity, visibility, and consistency? ⸻ Practical 29. How do you handle concurrency in your application? Comment "pdf" for rest of the interview questions and precise answers to all these questions. #systemdesign #engineers #developers #softwareengineering #springboot [coding, system design, springboot, genAl developers, software engineer, coders, java]

Not even 1 outdoor run… I spent the last 40 days running only on a treadmill… and it accidentally became one of the best training blocks I’ve ever had. For context: where I live it’s been brutally cold and snowy. I’m talking zero runnable roads. For the first 40 days of this marathon block I literally didn’t run outside once. Every mile was on the treadmill. Here’s what actually happened 👇 🏃‍♂️ My pacing got way more efficient Treadmill running forces you to lock into a pace and stay there. No coasting, no random surges. That consistency cleaned up my rhythm and made marathon effort feel smoother and more controlled. 🧠 My mental toughness skyrocketed Long treadmill runs are boring. There’s no scenery, no distractions. Just you and the belt. Learning to sit in discomfort for miles builds a different kind of discipline that carries straight into race day. 🔥 Heat adaptation became a hidden advantage Running indoors, especially during long workouts, builds tolerance to heat and discomfort. When I finally get back outside in cooler air, everything feels easier and more manageable. 📈 My aerobic fitness didn’t suffer at all If anything, it improved. Consistent mileage without worrying about ice, wind, or footing meant fewer interruptions and more quality sessions stacked week after week. 🦵 Lower impact, better durability The treadmill’s softer surface helped me absorb high mileage with less pounding. That meant I could recover faster and stay consistent without feeling beat up. The biggest takeaway? Perfect conditions don’t build fitness. Consistency does. Whether it’s a treadmill, a track, or the road, the work still counts if you show up and execute. If your environment isn’t ideal right now, don’t use it as an excuse. Adapt and keep moving. 👉 Comment “RECOVERY” if you want my FREE recovery guide to stay consistent and run faster.

Runner brain never takes a day off - always checking out new trails 🤣 Lofoten are VERY runnable, fyi ❤️‍🩹 Soon 🏃🏻‍♀️ Lofoten • Trail Running • recovery

Learning DevOps tools… but still confused? 🤯 This is the flow most people miss 👇 Plan → what to build 🧠 Code → write the logic 💻 Build → make it runnable 📦 Test → check for issues 🧪 Deploy → move to server 🚀 Monitor → track & fix 👀 Simple… but this is where DevOps actually starts. Full explanation (with examples) is on YouTube ▶️ Search Devopsvibez 💖 If you’re serious about DevOps, don’t skip this. #sre #software #devops #lifecycle #jobs

🔥 Java Multithreading Basic MCQ Challenge Simple questions… but they test your core Java knowledge 🧠💻 1️⃣ Answer: sleep() sleep() pauses the execution of the currently running thread for a specified time. 2️⃣ Answer: Runnable You can create a thread by implementing the Runnable interface and overriding the run() method. 3️⃣ Answer: isAlive() isAlive() checks whether a thread has been started and is still running. How many did you get right without searching? 👀 Comment your score below ⬇️ Save • Share • Follow for more Java challenges 🚀 #Java #JavaDeveloper #Multithreading #JavaMCQ #CodingChallenge LearnJava ProgrammerLife