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Michael M. reposted thisMichael M. reposted thisWe're hiring at Service Hero. We're looking for a creative, driven Marketing & Communications Intern to join our team in San Antonio, TX. This isn't a sit-in-the-corner internship — we want someone who's ready to own our social media, create content that actually stops the scroll, and grow with us from the ground up. If you or someone you know lives and breathes Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook and wants real startup experience, send them our way. The full job posting is below. Let's build something great together.
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Michael M. reposted thisMichael M. reposted thisOur work at Dreamers of Day is no longer solely about producing digital products. It is designing the intelligence systems that produce them. How we are doing this: ▪️ Marketing intelligence systems. Brand voice, guardrails, product data, and user signals are structured inside the systems that create the work. ▪️ Adaptive experiences. Interfaces that respond to intent rather than push people through a predefined journey. Two users to design for now: the person, and the agent interpreting your brand on their behalf. ▪️ Mass personalization. Not "insert first name." Context-aware content that adapts in real time, grounded in the brand. A number of these systems are going live across clients. Can't wait to show/share more in upcoming posts.
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Michael M. posted thisIf you're not taking the bleeding edge seriously, if the terminal scares you, be warned – there's people running laps around you. The heat from competition is only going to increase from here.
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Michael M. reposted thisMichael M. reposted thishttps://lnkd.in/gvfXwJSB This scoping review examines treatment interventions for epibole (rolled wound edges), a condition where upper epidermal cells roll down over lower ones and migrate down wound sides instead of across, halting healing. Epibole should be promptly identified and treated through debridement of rolled wound edges to restore normal epithelialization across the wound bed. Sharp debridement remains the primary treatment modality. The article encourages clinicians to monitor wound edges at every visit and intervene early when epibole is detected. EZDebride's controlled-depth cutting flutes are ideally suited for debriding rolled wound edges in epibole. The instrument's cutting flutes allow precise removal of the hypertrophied tissue at wound margins without damaging the surrounding healthy tissue, making it a safer and more controlled alternative to scalpel debridement for this specific indication. ezdebride.com
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Michael M. shared this"Technical knowledge didn't become irrelevant. It became the multiplier."Michael M. shared thisThere's a platform I've wanted to build for years. Never had the time. Last week I built it. Deployed it to Vercel. Full CI pipeline. Running in production. Claude Code did the heavy lifting. But not in the way most people mean when they say that. Being technical made all the difference. I knew the stack, understood the architecture, and when things broke — some things did break — I could have a real conversation about what was actually wrong. Not just paste an error and hope. That's the bit nobody's saying clearly enough. Technical knowledge didn't become irrelevant. It became the multiplier. The quality of the output genuinely surprised me. The Vercel deployment experience was frictionless in a way that still feels slightly unreal. And the CI pipeline I'd have spent days configuring manually just... existed. What's sitting with me now is how asymmetric this advantage is. Small, fast-moving, technically-led teams are going to compound this in ways that larger organisations with governance overhead simply can't match. Not yet anyway. The constraint for a small technical team is no longer "can we build this?" It's "should we build this?" That's a genuinely different problem to be solving. Anyone else shipping real production work with Claude Code? What's your experience been? #AI #ClaudeCode #Vercel #TechLeadership #StartupVsEnterprise #TheAIImplementationDiary
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Michael M. shared thisIt hasn't been long, but *hopefully* by now you're probably seeing it's not just hype. Work is changing. The industrial revolution is a good comparison – but faster and even more dramatic. Make changes now.
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Michael M. posted thisWhy have I been quiet on LinkedIn lately? My swarm of AI agents are driving massive disruption in engineering and telecom. Folks, tectonic shifts are already underway. Stop waiting: think AI-first now.
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Michael M. posted thisRight now. I'm pretty convinced that the allowance given to these models are a temporary loss strategy (a significant one). Underrated opportunity with the max plans to grind out everything you can.
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Michael M. liked thisMichael M. liked thisUnclear if a durable trend, but CEOs and CTOs are back to coding with a fury, thanks to coding agents. I have public company CEOs sliding into my DMs telling me about falling in love with shipping software again thanks to Claude Code and Vercel. “Dream accounts” that we always wanted to work with, where in the past the C-suite would hardly understand the infrastructure until much later in the game. Coding agents are the ultimate PLG-fication of the enterprise. Bad, legacy software can’t hide anymore. The stack that works is self-evident to the entire organization, from intern to CEO.
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Michael M. liked thisI'm incredibly excited to share that I'll be continuing my mission of supporting and advocating for developers as Community Manager, Developer Marketing at NVIDIA. Thank you to Kim-Mai Hoang, MBA, Eric Vargas, Mark Heaps, Mitesh Patel, Ph.D., Brad Nemire, and Jamil Semaan for an awesome interview process. This is truly a team of unicorns... I have so much to learn and can't wait to work with everyone! Benjamin Chan, JoAnn Peach, Markus Holtmanns - thanks for being supportive throughout my journey to NVIDIA. Aaron Erickson, Carlos Villela, Kris Murphy, Chris Alexiuk, and to the rest of Team NemoClaw, @latenighthackathon is now Team Green, time to cook! It has been a blast contributing to NemoClaw alongside y'all over the past two months - can't wait to meet everyone 💚 #NVIDIALife #NVIDIA #SpeedOfLight #TeamGreen
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Michael M. liked thisMichael M. liked thisWe're hiring at Service Hero. We're looking for a creative, driven Marketing & Communications Intern to join our team in San Antonio, TX. This isn't a sit-in-the-corner internship — we want someone who's ready to own our social media, create content that actually stops the scroll, and grow with us from the ground up. If you or someone you know lives and breathes Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook and wants real startup experience, send them our way. The full job posting is below. Let's build something great together.
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Michael M. liked thisMichael M. liked thisWonderful day representing Sul Ross State University International, MDM Wound Ventures Inc. and MediBal Honey Analysis Lab at the 2026 Academia–Industry–Military (AIM) Health R&D Summit at the Henry B. González Convention Center, hosted by VelocityTX . I was honored to attend alongside our HONEY Pathway interns, Michelle Orihuela Milligan, Zoe Bautista, Shahabullah Mandozai , and the leadership of the MDM team, Jamie JM Hong (CEO) and Dr. Ronald K. (COO), to highlight our growing collaborations at VelocityTX. A highlight of the day was connecting with Steve Jimenez and Nila Arana from the Hives for Heroes® and exploring opportunities to link veteran beekeeping, honey research, and medical applications. It was inspiring to hear from Dr Astronaut David Hilmers, Prof Taylor Eighmy, Dr Paul Biddinger and other leaders on topics ranging from military medical readiness to San Antonio’s expanding life science and defense R&D ecosystem, and to see how efforts like ours fit into this broader mission “from the bench to the battlefield.” Grateful to the organizers, especially Rene Dominguez , Jeremy Nelson, and Jessica L. Harris of Velocity TX; as well as to speakers and partners for creating such a dynamic environment for innovation and collaboration—looking forward to building on the conversations that started today.
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Michael M. liked thisMichael M. liked thisSomething I keep thinking about: In a world where AI agents gather data, generate content, make recommendations, and execute workflows, the human approval experience becomes incredibly important. The differentiator will not just be the agents' intelligence. It will be the UX around reviewing outputs, understanding why decisions were made, and orchestrating workflows between humans and AI systems. A single agent can feel impressive. But 10 coordinated agents without strong governance and approval workflows quickly become chaos. The “human in the loop” layer becomes part of the product itself. The companies that "win" may not be the ones with the smartest models. They may be the ones that create the clearest, fastest, and most trustworthy collaboration experience between humans and agents. At Dreamers of Day, we build and support websites, applications, and infrastructure. AI has dramatically increased the volume of tickets, recommendations, audits, fixes, optimizations, and content opportunities we can generate proactively. Keeping up with the review and approval side is our new challenge :)
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Michael M. liked thisMichael M. liked thisMost leadership teams still think of their website as a place where people show up. They are about to be wrong about that. Agents will use these platforms 10x more than humans do. Comparing pricing options. Reading product specs. Filtering provider availability. That changes how platforms need to be built. All of that happens through an agent now, not a person clicking through nav. Which means every public-facing digital platform has to be designed for two audiences: ▪️Humans, who get the visual experience ▪️Agents, who get structured data, clean APIs, real schema, and content that holds up to direct queries. Most sites today are built for the first audience and accidentally hostile to the second. This is what we mean by "agent-consumable." Not a chatbot bolted on. A platform that an agent can actually read, query, and act on. If your site fails that test, no amount of design refresh fixes it. At a minimum: ▪️Structured schema and semantic markup ▪️Accessible machine-readable content ▪️Clear entity definitions across products, services, people, and locations ▪️Fast, crawlable, low-friction architecture
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Michael M. liked thisMichael M. liked thisWe're excited to announce Gerald Klassen has joined Dreamers of Day as our Data & Intelligence Director 🙌 Gerald has spent his career building the systems that turn scattered business data into something organizations can actually use. His expertise spans data architecture, governance, and AI, with the kind of clarity that turns complex work into clear direction. He'll lead our data and intelligence practice, the foundation behind every AI-ready engagement we deliver. Welcome, Gerald. The work gets even sharper from here!
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