All I hear about is quality of life in Europe, but AC is standard in US for most of the country. Europe? Not so much.

This an unintended consequence of non-competes becoming unenforceable in California around 2024. It seemed like something good for startups on the surface, but it instead enabled giant tech companies to structure horrid deals as Google did with Windsurf. I don’t know if the

I hope these reporters are asking the right questions. Because Google isn’t taking equity, the cap table doesn’t matter. So how much cash is the question. It could very well be a symbolic bonus.

WATCH: It’s all out urban warfare here in Taipei as the military practices defending key entrances into the capital. Taiwan Security Monitor

This 100% The Windsurf founders & Google thought they could pull a fast one & that the broader community/Windsurf employees are somehow retarded enough to not catch on that their "leave the shell co w/ cash" plan Was obviously totally morally bankrupt, everyone will remember!!

This is exactly what’s happening. California may have broken startups.

Not buying the scenes in Landman where Texans can’t handle spicy Mexican food. Texans are generally engineered for spice.

Every time one of my kids says that sounds like a song, we play it. That’s the rule. So we listen to Michael McDonald’s “I Keep Forgetting”. A LOT.

Tons of funding and excitement going into reindustrialization (which I love!) but reality is most startups default to selling to defense/aerospace (where $$ is), but these are actually already onshore by necessity...so it's more of expanding/improving capacity vs. bringing it

It will be very difficult for US manufacturers to overcome a raging price war among Chinese producers. Tariffs do not solve this problem.

When the lights are on, but no one is home. This tariff policy is a disaster.

The Chads are living their best life.

The haul for the day: Winton Marsalis cassette collection and a J Dilla action figure.

“Suggested” tips in restaurants have gone completely insane. - 22% - 26% - 32% A 4% credit card charge at Nittolo's Little Italy in Traverse City to add insult to injury.

This is obviously the right answer, but the objectivity would have been more impressive last year when the The All-In Podcast alleged the data was being cooked to help Biden. It also would have been a far better use of Department of Government Efficiency talents to help BLS integrate with payroll providers

Remarkable watching someone who voted for Trump grapple with tariffs impacting his business. His conclusion: we should definitely tariff foreign goods, just not the ones he needs.