I had the pleasure of writing for @a16z on the future of the American oil and gas industry.
This is one of the most critical problems to work on today.
I will share the link in the comments.
Let's build.
Had Chevron leaders from around the world come by to talk AI.
Large companies have a difficult task ahead of them on AI deployment and adoption.
Glad to be able to help them think through it.
@elonmusk@cradrrat I use C/C++ for all my projects. Debt Badge, Clucks Capacitor, homemade power-wall, sculpting software for my haptic interface.
I suppose with AI assisting, the clunkiness of developing in C disappears and the efficiency shines. How soon until the language doesnβt matter?
Real-time data from NOV Max+mud skid data. Still just NPCs walking around in about to turn them into voice agents so you can get yelled at by company man
Fun fact: zanskar canβt film any promo footage near their own land holdings because the mere presence of their exploration team materially shifts mineral lease values
Iran has put the belt on Trump's ass and my respect for him would increase exponentially if he walked away.
A strong leader would do what's best for his people even if it looks poorly on him.
A weak leader would let his ego fly and take his country down with him.
We will eventually open up a cyber security service under Collide to help Oil and Gas companies.
We're already assisting clients by finding vulnerabilities as we get into their plumbing while deploying our system.
But as AI advances, so will the attacks and I'm afraid that most oil and gas companies will not be prepared or have the resources and know-how in the IT department.
AI companies will have an obligation to help conventional companies play offense.
Hit me up if you're interested in working on this with us.
"We never see you at the club"
Yea and I never see you at the Strait of Hormuz ripping heaters all night while you listen to the rumble of fighter jets