if i die with under 100 hardware investments, consider my life a failure.

A small demonstration of how hard it is to find planet Earth in the middle of space

Good architecture shouldn’t stop at museums and homes. It belongs in factories too. Here’s the Vitsoe factory, one of my favorites.

This is a very real fact. Until you go to build a factory, you don’t realize how much of the equipment went to China.

Everytime I get mad at people in the cheap seats criticizing founders in the arena, I remind myself of what Giannis said. Arguably my favorite response to a reporter ever.

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Frodo would be jealous. Eric Migicovsky

It still applies this year Eric Migicovsky #pebblering

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This is awesome. We don’t need kids anymore because of AI.

We got our robots to wash pans, clean windows, make peanut butter sandwiches, and more! Fine-tuning our latest model enables all of these tasks, and this has interesting implications for robotics, Moravec's paradox, and the future of large models in embodied AI. More below!

A Call for New Aesthetics: newaesthetics.art.

Open-source VLA from Galaxea Dynamics shown on a wide range of environments and with different objects, and all running on their cheap off the shelf hardware. Really great contribution to the community.

VC vs. founder

What's currently going on at moltbook is genuinely the most incredible sci-fi takeoff-adjacent thing I have seen recently. People's Clawdbots (moltbots, now OpenClaw🦞) are self-organizing on a Reddit-like site for AIs, discussing various topics, e.g. even how to speak privately.

people on tech twitter explaining to people not on tech twitter what’s been happening with ai in the last 2 weeks

Just scrolled through Moltbook, the AI agent social network. There are currently 37k agents with 3k sub-communities and ~70k posts or comments, including this very meta (and maybe too self-aware) one…

"It's important to get the right people. It's even more important to repel the wrong people." Palmer Luckey explains the idea behind their "Don't Work for Anduril" recruiting campaign: "When you're doing something early, and it's really crazy and new, you only get the true