Designing your home should feel like Sims Introducing HomeFig - sketch-to-render in 2 mins (vs 2h with traditional CAD) Using real products carried by small & big-box retailers. Starting with ultra-fast & intuitive kitchens Real world-building ft procedural modelling @threejs

In private beta right now, if interested in trying please join waitlist at https://t.co/dTssthr4vj Particularly intrigued in chatting with interior designers, building supply retailers, or anyone going through a remodel Open for feedback generally!

@threejs Inspired in large by part by the work @anastasiaopara has done with Tiny Glade. So much user action can be axed away with procedural / parametric modeling techniques borrowed from the video-game industry

Pretty cool civilian use-case for Anduril 👀

Be careful in San Francisco- wild techbros are lurking everywhere

Self-driving Waymo is the ultimate work spot

Apple’s new Liquid Glass UI is so delightful to use. Makes me love the products much more as a user!

Recruiting low-level devs for stealth AI infra startup (any location 250K+ TC + Rev share on SLAs). Team is a mix of Tinygrad core contributors, HFT devs, IOI / CF reds. DM if interested with CV / GitHub.

Will SpaceX Starship launch today? Polymarket says August 26th is @ 46% chance as of 11:30am Central Time https://t.co/th1t6jhJur

Really appreciate @thisisnikolai breaking down how he's building his procedural 3D kitchen tool with Three.js. Super generous with the code and thinking behind it! Tons of great insights: https://t.co/OAent6l8FV Thank you so much, Nikolai! 🙏💙

If you're young and ambitious, don't join big tech. Join a startup and learn as much as you can. Big tech can give you money and status but it robs you of your agency to make decisions. You'll spend your time sitting through mind numbing meetings where PMs and managers fight to

Perhaps dumb idea: > Instead of a retirement fund, start a "Family Wealth Fund", where disbursements are only made to your children when they choose to have *their own children*, per birthing event. This way whenever they decide it's time to start a family, they'll have full

CAD should be free and easy to learn. Solidworks costs 2000+ per user per year and NX Siemens costs 10,000+ user per year (industry standard tools). It’s embarrassing how paywalled CAD is compared to coding.

At least 30% of the value Cursor provides is just validating the developer's ego

NYC winters can feel dull when all the trees are gray, but the snow gives it a special charm

Building intuitive, modern CAD will save the future of civilization

This looks cooler than sci-fi movies

A fantastic background jam https://t.co/2uYBe4mGB1

This would be a really cool new mode of transport through tough terrain, like a more fun mountain bike If not now then in the future when gets more robust, and probably with lower center of mass

Every year over the Christmas break I play Civ6 (wifey not a fan). I’ve learned a good way to avoid being addicted to it is to treat it like cigarettes: if you smoke the whole pack all in one go, you’ll never want to smoke again (I hope). Just no-life it for like 18h/day for 4