As a Texas alum and Indian American this one hits home.
Clearly this politician’s viewpoint has resonated with a lot of individuals. More than I would like to admit.
To my fellow Indian Americans, understand that this comes from a place of envy. The people who support this are jealous of the success that we’ve had that they have not.
2nd gen Indian Americans (which everyone in this picture is) are genuinely some of the smartest, most capable individuals in the next generation of Americans. We’re going to be one of the most successful diasporas in the history of this country. Having haters means we’re doing something right.
God bless and hook ‘em 🤘
Our adversaries made a simple bet: America would stop believing in itself.
The dream was dead. The factories were gone. Our best days were behind us.
They bet wrong.
Build companies. Build factories. Build families. Build America.
Our best days are ahead. We must build. 🇺🇸
We make critical structures for the western world. The AI we're building runs on data you can only get by being on the factory floor and not in ivory towers.
I'm hiring software and manufacturing engineers. Team is ex @SpaceX, @PalantirTech and @DeptofWar.
If this fires you up DM. Time to build.
@deedydas I wouldn’t call it disgusting. Just humans acting rationally.
FAANG companies big draw is good pay and WLB. The 2 year cycle time is a feature not a bug.
Waddle showing everyone how early the harness engineering space is.
For highly complex, specific workflows you’re much better off engineering a harness on top of frontier models instead of RL or fine tuning your own.
Making a good harness needs around a few hundred good examples. RL needs tens of thousands.
A high quality harness solves the sample efficiency problem.
Introducing Waddle Labs: Claude Code for robots.
Connect our API to your robot and enter a prompt, then our agents write code to achieve the task in 20 minutes.
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Bearish
The SF economy is propped up by venture dollars being passed around as revenue.
Real engineering happens down in the peninsula, but its share of venture dollars decreased. That tells me everything I need to know.
SF is the ultimate 'exchange program' of the world.
By now, it's irresponsible not to send your execs and top engineers to spend several weeks a year "studying abroad" in SF.
The data:
1️⃣ SF in Q1 2026 got 80%+ of venture dollars
FWIW the most important consequence of LLMs is accelerating software development. Everything else pales in comparison. Old heads like chamath, karp and nadella actually have no idea what they're talking about. They're not in the trenches writing code with these things.
LLMs have made software increasingly outcome driven instead of usage based. Robotics will follow the same path. It always comes back to delivering a product or service that someone is willing to pay for.