@AmazonHelp A week ago: "Your PillPack is being prepared!" Today: "Out of your blood pressure med, go chase your prescriber, k thanks bye!" Then support asks "wanna talk to a pharmacist about missing a dose?" No. I want you to communicate better and deliver my medicine. Take responsibility.
.@NASA needs to hire @SpaceX to do their post splash down media coverage, capsule recovery and maybe throw in a @Starlink dish instead of a sat phone that doesn’t work. @elonmusk@NASAAdmin make it happen. This delay in getting to the capsule is crazy.
I think AI might have broken developer sleep.
2:13am
You wake up with an idea from a dream.
Phone in hand.
Claude/Codex open in Termius with tmux.
You’re half awake, vibecoding the thing your brain won’t let go of.
Because now there are systems just sitting there, waiting.
Ready the moment you type the idea.
Your mind never really powers down anymore.
How many devs are secretly doing 2am coding sessions now?
A lot of founders learn this the hard way:
You don’t build a real business by being the most accommodating person in the room.
Some people will happily take your advice, your time, your energy, and your good faith, right up until it’s time to sign or pay.
Then they disappear.
The moment you stop apologizing for charging what your work is worth, everything changes.
Respect your time.
Respect your boundaries.
The right clients never have a problem with either.
#BuildInPublic
We've rolled out a new auto-memory feature.
Claude now remembers what it learns across sessions — your project context, debugging patterns, preferred approaches — and recalls it later without you having to write anything down.
Everyone is talking about the Square layoffs but just a reminder...
- Robinhood has 2500 employees (market cap of $70b)
- Coinbase has 4500 employees (market cap $50b)
Square (market cap $30b) just cut to 6000 employees. I wouldnt say this is all the sudden a symbol of AI transformation and leanness.
You want to see what predatory behavior masked as risk management looks like?
Here's my FICO score.
Going up = me paying down my balance aggressively. Doing the right thing.
That drop? That's @AmericanExpress slashing my credit limit behind every payment. Utilization spikes. Score craters.
I didn't miss a payment. I didn't default. I got BETTER. And my score got WORSE.
This is the scam. Right here. In one image.
10 years of on-time payments.
Never late. Not once.
I start paying my balance down aggressively and my credit card company cuts my limit behind every payment.
Utilization spikes. Score drops. On paper I look WORSE than when I was drowning in debt.
They call it "risk management." Let's call it what it actually is: predatory.
FSD Supervised really does make traffic and long drives way less painful. One day a Tesla is definitely gonna be in my future because of it.
Quick thing: I wear a prosthetic leg and AFO brace, so driving wipes me out fast. It's not just about making the commute easier, it's about actually having energy left when I get where I'm going. FSD would be huge for keeping my independence on the road.
You've already got insurance companies dropping rates big time when people use FSD, and you've pushed hard to make stuff more affordable over time (Starlink comes to mind). Any shot at some kind of accessibility pricing for FSD? Maybe a lower subscription rate for folks with verified mobility issues? It would help a ton of people who actually need this tech the most.
Thanks for building the future of driving. This stuff is already changing lives. Keep going! ⚡
If you're in credit card debt right now — watch your limits.
They will chase your payments down. They will keep your utilization pinned. They will make you look risky to the next lender on purpose.
Predatory behavior masked as risk management. Your loyalty means nothing to them.
Every creditor who does this should be called out by name.
@realDonaldTrump push the 10% cap. They'll survive one year of smaller margins. Millions of Americans won't survive another year of 25%.
RT and name your issuer if they did it to you too.
They're not protecting the industry.
They're protecting the spread.
They're protecting the trap.
A 10% cap for 12 months won't kill credit cards. It'll free people. And that's what terrifies them.