Finally, someone built a simple, cheap, utilitarian truck. $20k~, made in the USA, and no damn touch screen. Congrats Jeff Wilke and the team at Slate — this thing is awesome.

"yeah let me run it by my legal team real quick" my legal team:

Waymo Question Waymo How many people cut off your cars? When I’m struggling to merge on a busy road, seeing a Waymo is a blessing: 1. It has no feelings 2. It’s always paying attention to the road 3. It reacts FAST 4. It won’t road rage after

The beauty of the US has always been that most people here are newcomers — whether 300 years ago or today. We don’t cling to who was right or wrong in the past. We’re curious, inquisitive, and focused on moving forward — creating what can be, not debating what was.

Every vibe coder will eventually run into a bug only a real developer can solve.

Could we see another layer developed on top of LLMs infra that simply augments all the models and decides on which ones to use when and for what? Like what Cursor does for development tasks but for the general use cases?

men in SF will wear their oura ring as a wedding band

current chat interfaces suck, so i built a canvas for llms

Pitched an oura ring as wedding band to my fiancé this week, she politely declined.

This is a multi-billion dollar business Dusty robotics just invented a new tool that every single construction company will end up buying Just like a Roomba, it drives around, but it’s not cleaning, instead it’s printing the floor plan on to the slab. So simple, so powerful

pov: you're refactoring ai-generated useEffect slop

A lot of decisions to be made lately

As a fun Saturday vibe code project and following up on this tweet earlier, I hacked up an **llm-council** web app. It looks exactly like ChatGPT except each user query is 1) dispatched to multiple models on your council using OpenRouter, e.g. currently: "openai/gpt-5.1",

This is so ridiculously over-the-top! An OS sim with dragable windows, a pinball game that's really playable, and the bonkers sales globe already showing more than 32,000 orders per minute running through Rails. Shopify's BFCM celebration is next level. bfcm.shopify.com