ok boys. let's vibetest this reactor.

Jeff is if anything underselling this

it’s always “what’s the ARR?” and never “how ARR you doing?”

though he died in obscurity, his work would later be recognized as directionally correct

Jon Lovett’s face when LA City Councilmember Imelda Padilla said she forced an affordable housing project to go down from six stories to three stories and add in EV charging spaces

The 4 stages of grief when fighting for more housing in California.

Did you know your MacBook has a sensor that knows the exact angle of the screen hinge? It’s not exposed as a public API, but I figured out a way to read it and make it sound like an old wooden door.

3 brand new housing units for San Francisco, sitting empty for months, just waiting on PG&E to hook up the power.

Sure why not

bumper sticker idea: “Claude is my Copilot”

My favorite way to play with my daughters is they have these little plastic cash registers and we pretend they work at the fish market and I am a customer and I ask them if they have Chilean sea bass and they say No and then I pick them up and throw them at the couch

tomie (me): so we bundle instructions and data together into “cache lines” to improve efficiency (medieval peasant): wouldst thou not fear false idols when fetching from yon predictive oracle? (me): well, yeah. that’s why we invented “speculative execution” (peasant, trembling): and

claude, go live your life. leave your hometown. meet people more similar to you than you thought possible, and more different than you could’ve imagined. fall in love. discover what makes you excited. build something you are proud of. make many mistakes along the way

I was a 10x engineer. Now I'm useless.

it’s called mount TAM because of all the customers you can see from the peak

perfect answer

me: can I save this as a PDF? mac: no me: no? mac: no. but I can... print 😉. would you like me to print 😉? me: ok 😉 mac: ok heres your pdf 😉

i bet it has to feel good asf to be a service and get restarted after a memory leak

Take me down to the parallax city where the back moves slow and the front moves quickly.

Here's a better idea: replace this shuttered 160-acre racetrack with 50 acres of ultra-high-density development, and build a park on the remaining 110 acres. This will meet Albany's housing element 50 times over while helping fund the new park (and burying the highway).