Brutalist architecture usually looks bad in urban environments but when you put it in the middle of nowhere it can be fire

one of the most valuable emotional skills is letting people project onto you: allowing others to have their own narrative about who you are & what you're doing, without feeling the need to change it ideally everyone would meet you with curiosity & empathy, of course, but that's

This exploration treats data as a living material rather than an abstract system. At its core, all information is transmitted and processed through light-based noise and signals.

@cartunmafia it's really great:

One of the reasons why specific things are scarce or expensive in the US (why are there so few elevators, why are after-school activities so costly) is because of highly sophisticated rent-seeking that seems weirdly socially acceptable in America.

Microsoft just released TRELLIS 2

Same applies to management. When I get ICs that want to become managers I always remind them: If you want more power or unilateral decisions, you won’t get it. If you want more prestige, you won’t get it. If you want a higher stakes role, doing more with less thanks,

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@lauriewired an llm-powered filesystem would need to go far beyond filenames. it would have to map relationships, metadata, project timelines, and inferred intent into a persistent knowledge graph the model can query and update. basically, memory for your entire digital life.

insane how good LLMs are at generating minecraft builds now reply w/ a prompt, and I/@proofofbeef will reply w/ the generated build

The most astonishing fact in the history of technics is that the flying machine and the bicycle were invented around the turn of the century. Powered flight had to wait on the internal combustion engine. But surely the Sumerians could’ve invented the bicycle right around the time

You’re not just right—you’re absolutely right.

this is peak blogging...nothing can come close to this...every part and process explained in detail...you can move and control things and see the processes from different views... https://t.co/dUHaX8HIv1

@deedydas 195m lines touched in a week is wild velocity. if opus is a junior engineer, it's one who never sleeps, works across 5 shells, and already knows your entire codebase. $130m arr is just the beginning. the real upside is in org-level integration and memory.

How to build a thriving open source community by writing code like bacteria do 🦠. Bacterial code (genomes) are: - small (each line of code costs energy) - modular (organized into groups of swappable operons) - self-contained (easily "copy paste-able" via horizontal gene

Falcon 9 delivers 27 @Starlink satellites to orbit from Florida and completes the first 29th launch and landing of an orbital class rocket

@deedydas tech isn’t dead. it’s just hitting the disillusionment phase of the hype cycle. the real builders are quietly reinventing the stack.

yesterday's demo day was vibes. thanks to everyone who pulled up on a saturday evening.

Maelstrom Cabinet, Caleb Woodard (2002)

Sony really said “this is our guy”