Lists with flattering names I’ve been (undeservingly) added to:

– Collective Mind
– Thought Leaders: AI & ML
– Awesome People!!!
– Fifty cloud leaders
– AWS ninjas
– Creators & Innovators
– HuffPostTop100 Cloud
– IT Visionaries

The most fascinating thing about Twitter Lists is that they somehow reflect a career progression. People tend to put you in different buckets throughout the years as your skills and conversation evolve.

Thank for the lists feature, @Twitter

Self-driving cars are finally a business reality. >

“In the next couple of weeks, Waymo will advance the program to offer paid rides anywhere within Waymo’s SF service area 24/7.”

Waymo to begin charging for robotaxi rides in San Francisco https://t.co/pqA0b0Wrbj

“Can humans change the way they behave, or does history repeat itself endlessly, with humans forever condemned to re-enact past tragedies without changing anything except the décor?”

https://t.co/CJoYaAF6dR

Coincidentally, this message from @FedorovMykhailo appears on my LinkedIn. I didn’t know about this when I wrote the previous tweet. https://t.co/Oj3pYDd1cG

How the Ukrainian government has leveraged technology (social media, cybersecurity, satellite connectivity, etc.) during the war is exceptional. I have a hard time picturing other governments I’m very familiar with executing with such confidence and achieving the same results.

From public plea to activation for a new country + shipment of equipment: 10 hours.

From public plea to delivery to the war zone: 2 days. https://t.co/PwuMMNQlLR

If #Ukraine is accepted in the EU and joins NATO, maybe we finally found an ideal place to nurture the European counterpart of Silicon Valley.

I love German entrepreneurs and developers, but I never thought Berlin would be the place.

RT @bchesky: 1. Airbnb and https://t.co/enqjlQB0rH are working with our Hosts to house up to 100,000 refugees fleeing from Ukraine, for free