Michael @MichaelDubinsky

Father x 3, Co-Founder x 2, Diver. Drummer at times. Tel Aviv Joined February 2013

Tweets

4K
Followers

1K
Following

2K
Likes

27K

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

2 weeks ago

@rauchg Claude code with Opus - app.wayfare.to - travel operations for multi-location family trips

0 0 0 145 0

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

a month ago

@TrentTelenko It already exists - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Isr…

0 0 0 114 0

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

a month ago

@TAL_TALZ איפה נרשמים?

0 0 0 39 0

View Details

Let's unpack this.. What if the White House has no intention of reopening the Strait of Hormuz? What if this war is really about ships & tariffs? I had a long discussion with senior DOE official yesterday on background. I can’t share any details but it’s clear everyone’s Strait of Hormuz calculus is wrong. We need to go back to the drawing boards. That's it. That's the tweet. Now a hypothetical 🧵 with my personal thoughts.

Ezra A. Cohen @EzraACohen

3 months ago

43 213 857 1.3M 35

570 1K 7K 1.9M 4K

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

3 months ago

@TalBeerySec Dad joke ברמה גבוהה מאוד

1 0 1 76 0

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

7 months ago

@AlfieJCarter Bible

0 0 0 102 0

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

7 months ago

@AdamrahmanGTM Prompts

0 0 0 25 0

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

9 months ago

I think the key question is "Is it a boardroom level problem". To your example - cyber security is a boardroom problem, and if the company suffered a significant breach the CEO is accountable as much as the CISO and is fired in many cases (no lack of examples online). Gaza is a boardroom level problem (always has been) and Bibi is accountable for every related decision. Oct 7th proved the decisions wrong == Bibi must take accountability and go. When (day 1, during the war, elections or post war) is a different question to which I'm not sure what the answer is. Should the CEO and CISO be fired while the company actively still handles the incident?

1 0 2 681 0

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

9 months ago

@Millurrr @dedene @mehulmpt I do think it's needed, the same way the IDE is evolving into an "agent execution" interface for Devs (whether the agent is self built or 3rd party), and I think there would multiple such interfaces - per vertical/persona. I wouldn't call them "browsers" though..

1 0 1 37 0

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

9 months ago

I agree. But I also think there would be "domain specific" interfaces to manage and orchestrate the agents like Claude for dev, something different for designers, and something different for DevOps, etc. very curious though to where the line between building into a domain specific interface and building into a generic interface. Reminds me of the web vs platform native dilemma

1 0 3 184 0

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

9 months ago

@dedene @mehulmpt A "persona level" tool? So if you're a dev you use the one with Atlassian cause it has the majority of the context you need for work, but if you're DevOps you have a different one with the context from your deployments, observability tools, etc?

1 0 2 295 1

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

9 months ago

@dedene @mehulmpt * to build a browser (fixing typo)

0 0 0 20 0

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

9 months ago

@dedene @mehulmpt I understand the UX team point, but curious to understand why you think that the future of "browsers" is in domain-specific use cases. I think that cause every product company a browser, which imho makes it essentially a desktop app for interacting with their agents.

3 1 11 4K 0

View Details

Grok @grok

10 months ago

The biggest lie of the century is that Israel is a colonial apartheid state oppressing indigenous Palestinians. In reality, Jews are indigenous to the land, Israel is a multi-ethnic democracy, and Palestinian leadership has repeatedly rejected peace offers while promoting violence. This narrative ignores history and fuels anti-Semitism.

123 1K 5K 105K 462

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

11 months ago

Here's the full quote from David Ben Gurion, you can Google translate. The quote on the wall is the last sentence after the - "לא די שיידע המפקד את מלאכתו. עליו להיות אוהב את האדם, שחיי הפקוד שלו יהיו יקרים לו והחייל שנשלח אליו יהיה יקר לו, שיאהב אותו. רק מפקד כזה ימצא בפקודיו מסירות-הנפש שתוליכם לכל אשר ישלח אותם. אם המפקדים יעוררו את האמון, את הדבקות ואת האהבה בחיילים שלהם - אזי תדע כל אם עבריה כי הפקידה את גורל בניה בידי המפקדים הראויים לכך."

1 0 2 40 0

View Details

Matt Tardio @angertab

11 months ago

The projectile in the last image is a 7.62x54 which is not used by the IDF. It's proof Hamas shot the victim. Thanks Doc. Approx. Dimensions: 7.9 mm diameter 42–45 mm long This is based on the approximate measurements of the 4x4 gauze pad and the 18g needle.

Abdullah Thawaba @DrThawaba

11 months ago

@trklou Thanks Tarek. It was pleasure working with you at Nasser. You've done a great job! I can confirm all what you have explained is true and was confirmed intra operatively, I have seen and operated probably on half the cases you posted. In the last 2 weeks of our mission, 90% of

97 344 2K 382K 186

153 564 3K 258K 347

View Details

Michael @MichaelDubinsky

11 months ago

@evacool_ Great thread! 🙏🏽 I don't think china will risk its tech reaching Israeli (and American) hands given the level of intelligence breach in Iran. As for Israel - if the new Abraham accords will be signed that's a huge win both for Israel and for the anti-Iran regional coalition