A jar of beetroot has leaked in our fridge and it looks like a Kubrick movie.

karpathy just dropped the best career advice for engineers

Yesterday, I made an 11-hour car trip that flew by as I listened to Karpathy and Dwarkesh first (highly recommended, don’t miss it!), followed by an interview with Rogan of Palmer Luckey (Anduril, China, VR). Finally, I caught up on the Social Radars (the short Founder Mode

Trippy but... quite beautiful

I wonder if SpaceX is already practicing this very long hovering mode to sandblast and melt a landing spot on the Moon, turning a rocky field of regolith into a smooth landing pad.

Calling it a day, everything is broken

This dude also gave up

Found this relic of the past while emptying a drawer. Can you imagine, 16 MB not GB.

This is me, in another century😬

$150 per seems oddly low compared to silicon valley standard

Tempting

Good heavens, this is atrocious theatlantic.com/science/archiv…

Kudos to AWS for the write-up of the us-east-1 incident Interesting read

It’s very small (approx 19m in diameter): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_PN7

Finished reading “Focus: The ASML way”, describing the creation of the most complex machine on Earth. Well-written, well-researched book based on actual interviews and facts. goodreads.com/book/show/2096…

The year is 2068. Opening a CSV file in Excel still shows a jungle of data instead of neat columns 🤡

It went wrong around 1970 when the real NASA designers, builders, and makers were replaced by bureaucrats who seized power when the Apollo Project started to wind down. After that only JPL retained the ability to innovate with interplanetary projects and Mars landings.

Bring back the Colonial Transporter designation Elon Musk, times have changed, the name is salonfähig again