Mark Zuckerberg says Elon Musk was right about making Twitter leaner.
“You can agree or disagree with the tactics, but the principles were generally good: fewer layers of management, a more technical organization, and shorter distance between engineers and leadership.”
Zuckerberg also says Musk’s moves gave other founders the confidence to rethink their own organizations, adding that it made many companies ask:
“Could we make our companies better by pushing on some of these same principles?”
$TSLA will perform very well long term, as it has since it went public.
I am taking this opportunity to buy more shares. If this scares you, buy an S&P 500 index fund instead and sleep soundly with your average gains.
A Cybercab with no steering wheel, a massive display, and high speed Starlink is going to be the best place to work or watch a movie as you take a ride across town
This is literally my new workflow now:
Realtime Research → Grok 4.5
Planning & Orchestration→ Fable 5
Day-to-day Coding/Debug → Grok 4.5
Write & Run Tests → Grok 4.5
Complex Coding/Debug → GPT-5.6 Sol
Frontend → Fable 5
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people used to write assembly code by hand. then we built compilers
compilers would write assembly for you given an abstract higher level description of the program
but those low level programming languages were still too unforgiving for many use cases. too close to the hardware. So we came up with interpreters and just in time compilation that could take a loose higher level description — sometimes without explicit types — and turn it intro instructions in a lower level programming language like C
now we’ve reached such heights of abstraction that you can literally define a program or change in *english* and we have models that can convert that into code, call a compiler or interpreter, and ultimately turn english into assembly and machine code on its own.
I don’t think it’s going to stop there either. Computers of the future will probably tap directly into our brain waves and our guts to see how we feel and make changes quicker than we can even begin to form words and use language