Paul Graham Once prominent, they’re one of the few to have succeeded. Too much talent is chasing software, much like Hollywood has too much talent chasing acting. It’s silly to have 10 talented entrepreneurs all chase same SaaS niche when they could be epically successful in heavy industry.

We have various CAD tools to build rockets and houses, but not both at the same time. So if you need to make a colony in space, you’re stuck. Or not? I am happy to share that from now on, I'm helping Zoo build tools that will bring us to interstellar travel: 🧵thread 1/8

The other day someone told me “you should have your labelers do X” I laughed so hard, we wish we had labelers! We have two nerds in a dark room* in Ohio! At launch it was 1 nerd! Suffice to say, the model will only get better. *the room is not actually dark afaik

Never gets old

Exclusive | Zoo: Text-to-CAD w/ @theJordanNoone AI Revolutionizes Hardware Development Jordan dives into: - Why Zoo started by building a novel geometry engine - How the founding team’s background led to Zoo’s products - The impact of generative AI on hardware design -

If anyone's done an Xstate v4 to v5 migration and wants to contract with Zoo to do our migration too, ping me!

There's a new int function in KCL in today's v0.24.5 release, which means you can do math in patternTransform's, so Frank Noirot used it to make responsive rack gear

Me seeing this tweet after setting up this bot.

🦾

Dvorak ftw!

Worth every cent.

I've been to Australia. That was their best dancer.

If your team doesn't have a GitHub alternative spun up in 10 minutes into the GitHub outage yngmi

This too!

🚨 ATTN! Zoo will be hosting a "Mechanical Design Makeathon" on October 18th as part of #LATechWeek! Join us for an action-packed day of building, with the entire Zoo team on hand to guide, demo, and collaborate! Register here: lu.ma/ZooMakeathonLA…

we have crossed the chasm

yuuuuuh, Zoo just got booleans! "Anything less than CSG on GPU is a complete waste of time.©"

The CEO encouraging the engineers to swear in their code, and clarifying the circumstances in which it's okay to remove said swear words.