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Michael retweeted
Hegseth asked Musk and Luckey to tell the Pentagon what it needs for the next war. The answer? Everything they're selling.
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#designoftheday Jony Ive & Marc Newson’s Ferrari Luce EV is a fascinating example of notable designers completely missing the mark. The surfaces are clean, details obsessively resolved & the reduction admirable, but where is the Ferrari? Its restrained, almost appliance-like form suppresses the visual drama, tension & emotional excess that have long made a Ferrari irresistible. For a marque built on speed, passion & visual bravado, the Luce looks surprisingly timid. shorturl.at/aMm11
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Same with the Avro Arrow.. ballistic threat took priority.. would be great to still have a mach2 bomber interceptors program right now
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This just shows how clothes obviously look better on skinny people. Brands don’t tailor a dress to fit on a fat person because it’s kind of unpredictable how fat will deposit on a bigger person.
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I get it. I've said the words "love me with your efficiency." 😅
In Mexico, it's a different culture. Similar to Hawaii for interactions. Kindness, talking story, & learning the culture/language go a long way.
You moved there for a reason. Let it teach you a new way of being.
Michael retweeted
Realtime speech-to-text for developers building conversational apps, AI agents, and voice workflows.
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You can now set Claude Code's output style to Concise.
Claude leads with the result, keeps responses short, and still gives full detail when you ask.
Turn it on in /config → Output style, or set "outputStyle": "Concise" in settings.json.
Michael retweeted
If I was a billionaire I would show up at Burning Man riding one of these.
If you saw DaxAI’s giant robot horse in person, you’d be blown away by how massive it is.
The Qiji is officially on sale now: RMB 289K (~$43K) for the X1 and RMB 359K (~$53K) for the wheel-legged XS.
A rideable robot horse is already wild. The fact that you can actually buy one now makes it even crazier.
Michael retweeted
This is so stupid. 5 years and 6 millions would rewrite asana may be twice.
It makes so little sense… that tells you
BS Marketing
Asana Tech Leaders are idiots
Asana as product is pile if dogsht
All of this can be true same time.
Michael retweeted
That’s a wrap! 🔥
What a great 2026 Spring Development Camp 🏕️.
Thank you to our prospects & families for being in Kamloops this weekend.
Michael retweeted
The Blazers are proud to select Cohen Wood with the 83rd pick in the 2026 WHL Prospects Draft! 🔥
Welcome to the Blazers, Cohen! 🤝
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This guy was the richest man on Earth from '87 to '94.
But by 2000 he lost 75% of his money.
By 2016, he had lost 95%.
Here's the story of Yoshiaki Tsutsumi, the "dictator" who owned a sixth of Japan: 🧵
Michael retweeted
AI coding is used to generate a lot of bulk code that is often blindly accepted, but it seems there is at least as much opportunity for AI to help make codebases more beautiful.
Keeping a codebase in great shape or cleaning up a hairball takes a lot of effort beyond raw functionality, and a tireless AI assistant continuously pouring over everything looking for places to suggest changes should be valuable. AI as a diligent team member instead of your coding genie.
While there are factors peculiar to each’s understanding, I believe there are common coding behaviors that improve understanding for both humans and LLMs. It should be possible to run actual objective experiments with “style guides” for LLMs, then intersect them with the politics and fashion of human style guides.
Are there any tweaks to be made in LLM tokenization to more closely mirror programming language lexing?
Does saving context length settle tabs vs spaces?
I would like to see how a notoriously picky team like the @OpenBSD developers could onboard an AI team member.
Michael retweeted
Can’t sleep…
Thinking about how it takes ~25 days for shipping containers to go from China to LA and ~35 days to New York.
We haven’t even felt the impact yet.
