Bruh,
1) If I go to bed at 5:30 I’m gonna wake up at like 2am, 3 if I’m lucky.
2) I still had 2.5 hrs of biking to do.
@WHOOP this hurts your credibility. I’m no doctor, but I’m pretty sure this isn’t how sleep works. I *wish* I could sleep that long.
We (@cascade_space) are hiring a mechanical engineer to help us build the world's first commercial deep space communications array. Know someone who might be interested? Hit me up! https://t.co/lgzGJsYte4
.@sureformhq connects real-world workplaces with robotics labs to collect task-specific training data for robot foundation models.
Congrats on the launch, @ananthkashyap99!
https://t.co/4vhZ1Gx2xV
Say "you're absolutely right" again. Say "you're absolutely right" again, I dare you, I double dare you motherfucker! Say "you're absolutely right" one more goddamn time!
🌕 @gru_space is building durable space habitats so humans can one day live on the Moon and Mars.
Its first missions will mine lunar regolith to construct a long-term pressurized habitat on the Moon for commercial space tourism — a hotel on the Moon.
Congrats on the launch @skyler_chan_!
https://t.co/27i8r8ed5U
2025 recap:
>started @gru_space at 21
>raised from the people who backed SpaceX, Anduril, and more
>got into YC, youngest space solo founder
>graduated year early from Berkeley EECS
>published at the world’s largest space conf
>moved into my first office & dream hardware lab
>building my life’s work
2026:
>coming soon
Dear @AnthemBCBS, I do not want a chatbot, stop trying to ram it down my throat so hard that it covers the "check out" button when ordering things from the pharmacy.
The Deep Space Network is oversubscribed and unavailable for commercial space missions.
Commercial alternatives are limited, fragmented, and unreliable. Even if they worked well, there are not enough.
We are building new, modern infrastructure. Designed to scale.
https://t.co/gkXa1xnWCN
@LinkedIn Furthermore, LinkedIn has no way to report candidates who are spamming applications using automated tools.
You could literally ask "Are you violating the terms of service?" and the bots would say "You're absolutely right! This is a ToS violation!" then apply anyway.
I posted a job to LinkedIn with two basic screener questions:
- Are you a bot?
- Are you a US person? (hard requirement due to our customer base's potential ITAR requirements)
A shocking number of "applicants" failed both screeners and LinkedIn is now trying to upsell me.
Now that my applicant queue has filled up with *self-verified* bots, @LinkedIn is trying to shake me down for $100/DAY to get more garbage applicants.
Is LinkedIn even using their own product to hire? To they realize what a tire fire this is?