You are welcome, and it’s royalty-free, @Ikea. Just create a piece of furniture with my name and we are even. https://t.co/ywQ6kbQyJD

We just need drone delivery and then it really feels like 2020 should be.
Except for the global shortage of face masks, which doctors started using in the 17th century, that is.

@ElonMusk says Tesla is ‘very close’ to level 5 autonomous driving https://t.co/Lcy44G6d5t

Super interesting @gokoyeb. It’s great to see a European startup tackling very hard challenges like multi-cloud computation > Koyeb is a serverless startup that ingests, processes and stores data with multiple cloud providers – TechCrunch https://t.co/4qridvbTju

For a very long time, I advocated for the integration of observability solutions with automation solutions, to move from “admiring the problem” to “addressing the problem”. Great job @Dynatrace!

Keptn – The Autonomous Cloud control plane for Dynatrace https://t.co/6hDkNHaxKy

Here. @neuralink is another startup I have high hopes for. https://t.co/PNgG17sFzM

Hey @Ikea, did you ever consider creating an interface where customers specify the furniture category they want and *the size* they need to match (either height, width, or depth) and you return all products that come close to that number? I’d have used this feature 100s of times

Hard to believe, but, occasionally, I’m impressed. I have decided to compile a public Twitter list with all startups that I think have a bright future. It will take a while to be completed and, hopefully, it will grow over time.

https://t.co/QYjvT6fwCv

Hard to believe, but, occasionally, I’m impressed. I have decided to compile a public Twitter list with all startups that I think have a bright future. It will take a while to be completed and, hopefully, it will grow over time.

https://t.co/QYjvT6fwCv https://t.co/qWACr0xzxe

Good. I have high hopes for @KernelCo > Kernel raises $53 million for its non-invasive ‘Neuroscience as a Service’ technology https://t.co/vcNyYM5Bdp

Now this is interesting. https://t.co/4ogIEdEbMG