The crazy thing is that there’s no economical way to manufacture electronics in the US, even with these tariffs. At least, not the legacy way. Huge opportunity for Nebula and the domestic service we’re building.

this is up there with not using headphones on public transport

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Storm in a teacup. This is less than a rounding error today and it won’t stick later. But by the time launch *pricing* (not cost) is low enough for this to be material, the demand volume of mass to orbit will require abundant launch sites all over. Any taxes will be forced to be

Entrepreneurship is trial by fire. If someone spends $50k+ and a year watching lectures instead of building, that’s the signal. Most “founder” degrees are MBAs in disguise. If anything study engineering, CS, get a dose of economics - and start.

Our fundamental mission is to revolutionize global connectivity and eliminate the digital divide. Core to this mission is constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible. SpaceX is manufacturing tens of thousands of Starlink kits a day—all right here in the United

I started writing my notes/journals/docs in Cursor formatted in MD a couple months ago. It introduced me to Obsidian, but the AI integration is nonexistent and the app feels unnecessarily clunky. Downfall is no easy phone integration for quick notes. I want to be able to talk to