@gigafactories One of my worst predictions: In 2010, I was convinced Tesla had no future because I thought no startup could survive against the established automakers.
I was wrong.
Congrats on 10 million vehicles, Tesla!
12 meetings in a single day aren’t proof you’re important.
They’re proof your architecture is broken.
Because if systems were in place to decide, delegate, and automate—your calendar wouldn’t be a battlefield.
Better questions lead to better answers…
Instead of asking “How do I manage my calendar better?”
ask “Why is my calendar still full—what system gap is it signaling?”
— and why this is much better: because a busy calendar is not bad planning, it’s broken design.
Better questions lead to better answers…
Instead of asking “How do I manage my calendar better?”
ask “Why is my calendar still full—what system gap is it signaling?”
— and why this is much better: because a busy calendar is not bad planning, it’s broken design.
@GergelyOrosz People don’t care about matrix math when LLMs let them
- write 10× faster
- code without boilerplate
- analyze data like a pro
- brainstorm endlessly
- automate entire workflows
The output is the superpower. The rest is implementation detail.
@Tesla Little disappointed by Tesla’s Master Plan Part IV.
All vision, no roadmap — no targets, no timelines, no concrete commitments.
More manifesto than master plan.
But happy they set it out anyway.
@CernBasher Really liked this piece — made me realize DCF only captures what’s visible while optionality is about what’s possible.
This shift in thinking explains why most investors miss the next 100-baggers.
So AI is making intelligence cheap. Cool.
But here’s the real shift—intelligence is being industrialized, just like electricity once was.
That’s huge. And maybe a little scary. What happens next?
https://t.co/Nn56XQgyEn
😂 3 reasons why programming (coding) is close to dead:
- AI writes better code than you—faster, cheaper, and with fewer bugs.
- It’s no longer about writing code, it’s about telling AI what you actually want.
- Nobody cares how the sausage is made—they just want the app to work.
RIP coding. Long live software development! ⚡
@timoreilly 🔥 After 2 years of delegating all my programming tasks to ChatGPT, I truly believe the end of programming (coding) is near.
But software development will explode.
We’ll design, define, and develop systems at a whole new level.
But coding? Nah.
@timoreilly 🔥 After 2 years of delegating all my programming tasks to ChatGPT, I truly believe the end of programming (coding) is near.
But software development will explode.
We’ll design, define, and develop systems at a whole new level.
But coding? Nah.
Have you noticed? Code from ChatGPT-4o has become ✨visually enriched✨ lately.
Log statements and comments are now sprinkled with emojis 🫠
print("🚨 Something went horribly wrong! 💥")
Mac mini and or this baby?
Project Name: NVIDIA Project Digits
Price: $3,000
Availability: May 2025
Hardware:
- GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip
- 128 GB unified memory
- Up to 4 TB NVMe storage
Performance:
- Supports AI models with up to 200 billion parameters
- Connectable to a second system for up to 405 billion parameters
Software:
- Linux-based NVIDIA DGX OS
- Compatible with NVIDIA AI Software Library, PyTorch, Python, Jupyter Notebooks
It's only been 1 day since CES 2025, and people are going crazy it.
This will change the way we use technology forever.
13 most jaw-dropping reveals so far (Don't miss the 5th one)
Yesterday, I rewatched Star Trek: The Next Generation... and damn, where are the coders? 🤯
Is the future of tech about making coding disappear?
https://t.co/qyh6vSTLko
Using AI for writing. The company's current stance on being "Facebook free." David's summer hiatus from X. It's all covered on this week's REWORK podcast with @jasonfried and @dhh.
Here's a peek into the latest episode: