Roboticist at @zipline (all views my own!). Into neuroscience and the depths of the universe, but also consumer tech and @Arsenal. Obsessed with cringe humor.
@Delta, terrible experience today aboard DL667. We were told a luggage retainer net snapped and needed repairs. This led to a cascade of weather delays, losing our spot for takeoff from JFK and now we're heading back to the gate at JFK having spent 3 hours in the plane already.
Why do you still keep flying these old 757s that seemingly always need maintenance? We could have avoided all the delays if the belt repair hadn't been needed.
@Delta, terrible experience today aboard DL667. We were told a luggage retainer net snapped and needed repairs. This led to a cascade of weather delays, losing our spot for takeoff from JFK and now we're heading back to the gate at JFK having spent 3 hours in the plane already.
Power lines? No problem! With tiny thrusters, the zip dodges obstacles as it descends down to your backyard to deliver to tight spaces.
Ultimately we aim to deliver to any point a human could stand on and see sky above.
@AdamMGrant A great example of this principle is VCs funding a team / founder even before they have a specific idea - they’re betting on exactly this potential.
@shaneparrish In my experience the act of writing also helps with memory; you're playing with ideas and thoughts from various angles before compression, and (i believe) this helps your brain store it better for the long term. Curious if @davideagleman's got thoughts here.
@tferriss as a roboticist interested in expanding my horizons, I'm a big fan of your show and I love your ability to hold a conversation with all sorts of experts. I'm visiting ATX this week, any chance you're doing a public appearance? (or down to grab coffee?)