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The best advice for starting in your career? Be willing to get your hands dirty. For those in leadership, being deeply involved in the process, even when the solution isn’t obvious, is essential. Solving complex challenges head-on demands intellectual curiosity and the courage to break new ground. When you voice your ideas, you contribute to a culture of collaboration and creativity. Throughout her extensive career as a CIO, Suzette Kent has learned that recognizing the collective achievements of your team paves the way to cast a wider net. All this and more on the latest episode of Floating Points. Link in the comments.

Some shots from this weekend's Defense-Tech Hackathon aboard the U.S.S Hornet! ??????? Shoutout to Andrew C?té for putting this together.

Decisions made today can influence our data architecture for decades. Building infrastructure that can efficiently process complex datasets is crucial. Failing to capture critical data now creates a 30-year knowledge gap. Leaders need to recognize the importance of creating adaptable systems that can evolve alongside technology. In this episode of Floating Points, Former Federal CIO, Suzette Kent emphasizes that investing in robust data collection methods today ensures we can make informed decisions tomorrow. Watch the full conversation using the link in the comments below.

One week until AWS re:Invent! Come meet us at Expo Booth # 1798, book a private meeting, or join us at the Carahsoft Reception. See you there! https://lnkd.in/g6QTkARK

Copilots + Agents = Flows The reason why Cascade feels like magic is because it combines the collaborative nature of copilots with the independently powerful capacity of agents. Both Copilots and Agents are valuable, but not as much as Flows. Try it today at windsurf.ai #windsurf #ai #generativeAI #aitools

The absence of varied perspectives often leads to myopic decision-making, limiting the effectiveness of policies. In an AI-powered technology world this also means expanding the circle of policy considerations to include other disciplines like risk management, privacy, cybersecurity, economic implications, workforce implications. During her tenure as Federal CIO, Suzette Kent learned how unique experiences contributed to better outcomes. In Episode 05 of Floating Points, she drives home that embracing diversity of perspectives leads in solution creation delivers more effective mission outcomes. Link to the full episode with Suzette in the comments.

Is the future of public services rooted in data-driven decision-making? Suzette Kent believes so. As the first female US Federal CIO, she spearheaded initiatives that modernized IT and laid the groundwork for the Federal Data Strategy. She emphasizes the importance of comprehensive perspectives in shaping effective technology policy. With government investments in AI reshaping public services, decisions made today on data are more critical than ever. In the latest episode of Floating Points, hosted by Anshul Ramachandran, they discuss how these choices will shape our world over the next 30 years. Check the comments below for the link to the full chat featuring Suzette.

Just days before our official launch, Kevin Hou and Xinyi He presented our latest product, Windsurf, at The New Club's inspiring Hack and Relax Retreat in Monterey. Engaging with a dynamic group of ~40 women in engineering, we gained critical pre-launch insights and connected with some of the most innovative minds in tech. Thanks again to The New Club for creating a platform that amplifies women's voices in technology and provides invaluable opportunities for collaboration and learning!

Since our inception in 2021, our mission to transform the developer landscape has taken off. Today, we're being recognized as the winner of Fast Company's Next Big Things in Tech 2024 in the On the Rise: 0-4 Years in Business category. This honor reflects our commitment to empower developers to dream bigger with AI tools that streamline workflows and spark creativity. With over 800K users, we're excited to keep driving innovation in software development. Thank you to our amazing team and partners! And yes, we are still hiring! https://lnkd.in/gQPdUTC6

"You might as well set the bar really really high, because you may actually exceed it." - Varun Mohan Excited to share Varun's appearance on the Grit Podcast, where he breaks down the blueprint for building a limitless organization that defies conventional boundaries. Special thanks to Joubin Mirzadegan and Leigh Marie Braswell for facilitating an excellent discussion! Tune in to discover how setting audacious goals has shaped Codeium's journey: https://lnkd.in/dqBfe5nw