BuildFutureTech

Fellow builders! I’m @BuildFutureTech, an engineer & project manager from Ontario, Canada. I want to connect with other builders and makers to share visions for the future. #BuildTheFuture [🧵 1/3]

@gotrice2024 What did he expect

This family just got an IKEA kitchen delivered to their new home. It’s 210 packages, and many people say the instructions are almost nonexistent, it’s just diagrams. He’s going to have to unbox every part and arrange it in a way that can be identified so that will help with the frustration, many people who bought this quit out of frustration and tried to return it. Whenever people order kitchen sets like this, should it at least come with better instructions or at least a video, have you ever tried to put something together and the instructions weren’t clear and you ended up messing it up?

@JohnNabuurs yep. Canada can be the richest country on planet earth any time it chooses. It's literally just choices.

@shiri_shh Yes and just quick learners in general are going to build a huge moat

generalists are about to win big If you understand a little of tech, business, and people, and can connect everything fast. you're sitting on a goldmine right now.

@JessePeltan We getting these in NA?

Alright. That’s the last straw. I’m moving to Japan.

@cb_doge The fact that they are searching how to uninstall a web tool is the real scary part

The fall of ChatGPT has begun.

@elonmusk @Grok is going to make GTA6 before @RockstarGames at this rate

Grok video games are going to be incredible

@GhostOfLaszloJ @FranciscoSpace5 I agree, he may have slipped up there a bit. Realizing Launch 2 is more important than Launch 1, I wish they would just try to catch launch 1.

@FranciscoSpace5 @BuildFutureTech He doesn’t sound as confident in a 2026 flight as one would maybe hope (a good shot at it), but it does sound like if the debut goes well, launch 2 shall come just a few months later which is fantastic to hear.

$RKLB ABOUT TO WATCH THIS ONE… Madison always does an amazing job.

Inside @RocketLab 's Neutron test program with VP Shaun D'Mello. From a carpark conversation with Peter Beck about a next generation, medium-lift launch vehicle, to a team of about 500 building & testing flight hardware. The race for reusable rockets is underway. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro 02:32 - The first Neutron conversation 03:54 - Scaling the Neutron team: 5 to 500 05:53 - Building in public: 'The pressure is definitely on' 08:07 - Design consequences of a bigger rocket 09:40 - Inside the qualification program: Hungry Hippo fairing thermal testing 13:20 - Thrust structure: 125% max load test 15:39 - Stage 1 rebuild: 3D printing timeline 18:24 - Usability of AFP machine 19:10 - Archimedes engine update: Testing & build rate 21:31 - Avionics & flight software for debut flight 23:20 - Regulation required 24:07 - Reusability: Splashdown & stage recovery 26:25 - Flight 2 components in production 27:23 - Aircraft-like operations 30:05 - Allowance for future iterations 31:58 - Multi-planetary missions & human spaceflight 33:32 - 'This is going to be something that’s never been done before.' 34:27 - Likelihood of 2026 debut launch 35:06 - How the team is hustling

@nicolasmelo Wireless power transmission from space. Sounds crazy but it’s already been tested and it’s scalable. Imagine getting power access the same way you get cell service. The world is going to look very different in 10 years.

Beleza, e como enviar essa energia toda pra terra???

@cursor_ai Great timing! Looking forward to testing it out

We recently launched Composer 2, a frontier model with high limits. Then, with cloud, we gave agents their own computers so they can work truly autonomously. And now with Cursor 3, we’re releasing a new interface to collaborate with agents on software. cursor.com/blog/cursor-3

We’re introducing Cursor 3. It is simpler, more powerful, and built for a world where all code is written by agents, while keeping the depth of a development environment.

Humanity is going back to the moon! Can’t wait to watch with my son tonight!

@KirkLubimov No one is going to be taking public transit in a few years. The business case behind autonomous cars is wild and the tech is already here.

Pierre Poilievre announces that the Conservatives are against the high speed train project between Toronto and Quebec City, and if in power will cancel it; "I am confirming that a future Conservative government will cancel this $90 billion boondoggle altogether." OK so how are Conservatives planning to build world class infrastructure?

@camcol32 @KirkLubimov Yes Canadians need $2500 to stay in their bank account right now

@KirkLubimov That 90B$ will likely balloon to 200 by the time its done. This price us stupid.

@sarobertsonca Huge waste of money with autonomous vehicles coming in the next couple years

Pierre Poilievre on the Toronto–Quebec City High-Speed Rail Network: "Conservatives oppose the $90b Liberal-Alto train ... a future Conservative government will cancel this $90b boondoggle altogether."

@davj It never responds well to being told it’s a senior software developer. It actually makes up problems that don’t exists when I do that. Strangely every other field it works really well.

"Make no mistakes DO NOT HALLUCINATE. YOU ARE AN EXPERT SOFTWARE ENGINEER"

@elonmusk @BrianRoemmele @mreiffy 5-10 days?!?!

@mreiffy On the plus side, if you forgot the password to your wallet, it will be accessible in the future x.com/i/grok/share/a…

Google is basically saying: “We’ve cut the quantum resources needed to break Bitcoin’s encryption by 20x. We can now break it. We can prove it. We’re just not going to tell you how. We’ve slowed down research to give crypto a chance. You have until 2029 to figure out a solution. Good luck.”

@elonmusk @nic_munoz Brainwashing from the school system tells us just to specialize in one thing and if you aren’t good at math by age 10 don’t even try.

@nic_munoz How else will understanding get in your brain? 🤷‍♂️

How Elon became a rocket engineer: "Diving into SpaceX and Tesla, I had to learn how to make hardware. I'd never seen a CNC machine or laid our carbon fiber. I didn't know any of those things, but if you read books and talk to experts you can pick them up quickly. I started going to the Palo Alto public library to read about rocket engineering and started calling experts, asking to borrow their old engine manuals. Most people self-limit their ability to learn. It's pretty straight forward-just read books and talk to people."

Do you guys start new chats to lower token burn? Or does that not matter because it does that context compression thing every once in a while? Having the same issue trying to figure out how to save tokens. It’s also making boneheaded mistakes this week and I have to redo something that used 50% of my usage.

After 15 min of asking Claude Code Opus 4.6 to continue where it left off. which had hit the limit, 90% of the limit was already used. A few minutes later, it was at 100%. Result: zero tasks completed! This is as bad as it gets. Clearly, the token-eater bug is still not fixed!

내가 만약 빠르게 성장하는 중견기업급의 CEO라면, 수백억원 규모의 급여와 보너스를 회사를 위해 완전히 포기할 수 있을까? 회사의 주가가 1년 전보다 5배 가까이 올랐는데, 수십만주의 자사주를 거부할 수 있을까? 오르지 자신에게 이미 부여된 지분의 가치를 극대화하겠다고 선언하고 마침 회사에 가장 중요한 시기. 주주와 같은 입장으로 기업을 운영 할 확신을 가질 수 있을까? 정말 이런 결정은 자신의 기업을 사랑하고, 주주를 사랑하는 창업가만 할 수 있다. 이게 바로 진정 우리가 투자를 하면서 느끼는 믿음과 신뢰 아닐까? $RKLB @Peter_J_Beck