When Beethoven wrote this, he wasn’t fully deaf yet - but he knew silence was closing in…
Music: Tempest Sonata (3rd movement) by Beethoven
#piano#classicalmusic
→ Audit rigorously: Build the instinct to catch when an AI solution is subtly wrong before it becomes expensively wrong.
→ Stay close to the user: If you don't know exactly what they need, you're just shipping AI-generated waste faster.
The new engineering superpower is no in writing code. It's judgment.
→ Decompose clearly: Translate fuzzy business goals into precise, logical instructions an AI can actually execute.
→ Think in systems: Own the architecture. Let the AI sweat the syntax.
I've compiled 5 years of great marketing lessons via minimalist images.
[1] People don't care about your product. They care about what your product can do for them
Got a 2.4 GPA my first semester in college. Thought maybe I wasn’t cut out for engineering. Today I’ve landed two spacecraft on Mars, and am now designing one for the Moon.
STEM is hard for everyone. Grades ultimately aren’t what matter. Curiosity and perseverance matter.
What it’s like to watch a #Starship Super Heavy booster fall from space and be caught by the launch tower it took off from!!! That was one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen in my entire life!!! So glad I was able to see it in person this time!
SpaceX’s last ~40 hours:
- launch of history’s largest and most powerful rocket, Starship, completing the first-ever midair catch of a rocket booster and an on-target ocean landing of the upper stage
- launch of Falcon Heavy with an interplanetary NASA spacecraft headed to one of Jupiter’s moons, achieving a new Falcon vehicle velocity record
- two Falcon 9 launches of dozens of Starlink satellites; one from Florida, one from California
That’s four launches of three different rockets (Starship/FH/F9) from four unique launch sites in three U.S. states — in ~40 hours. Insanity.