And Starship (which is very close to prime time) will probably move SpaceX's share of global mass-to-orbit to 99% over the next couple of years. Just wild.

FSD 14 installing. You already know I'm losing an hour of sleep tonight 🎉

very important in companies. Keep the ones willing to "truth nuke" close. They are load bearing.

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Did not see this coming, but Niels Hoven 🐮 is my best follow this year. Both because he has built a product that is wildly effective at helping my 3 year old to read, and because he's absolutely skewering academics and theorists about how to practically educate children.

Shopping for a truck and this is actually how I feel right now 😂

Kings of Convenience quietly playing into the cold Idaho air while the hot tub bubbles away and the kids snooze after a tiring but memorable Christmas. Good night moon.

This tweet really hit hard after a couple of years grappling with how to prepare my kids for what's coming as they grow up. Prophetic for 2026, and likely far beyond.

The All In Podcast has its fair share of baldly partisan takes, but this take from david friedberg rings of truth in a way that I haven't heard in quite a while.

Winter jet project has begun ✈️💨

FSD has driven my wife's car for 74% of the last 1400 miles. Notable not only because of the high percentag, but because my wife isn't a lifetime tech early adopter. She just finds it that useful.

Startup CEOs: With very few exceptions, the first PM you should "hire" at your company should be an engineer or designer who's already on the team. I wrote the article (linked in comments) nearly a decade ago, and this is 10x more true today than it was then, due to the PDE

"Look ma, no LiDAR!" JerryRigEverything are you paying attention? :D

My life will be complete when designers and engineers stop seeing their jobs as two totally separate disciplines. Never has been, and definitely never will be.

Token Anxiety. Apt.

And it was already in short supply

The world of software leaps forward right now _by the weekend_

Accurate.