Johnathon Wright

@Erdayastronaut 😂

@Erdayastronaut Why do you need that much tow capacity? Are you actually towing Artemis?

Ok... I've got a big ask / question... Anyone out there happen to be driving a 3/4 tonne truck from TX to FL at the end of January or early February? 🤔 I'm currently looking to rent a truck and do the drive myself for Artemis II with our production trailer, but figure I'd ask!

I was hoping that when the removed "don't be evil" from their handbook that was not a sign but it certainly seems like they're hard-core evil now... since they locked my family out of our account and can't seem to find a way to let me pay for more storage to get back to normalcy.

I had a question / concern / complaint about my family's @Google domain account. I contacted support. I was transferred SEVEN times before finally getting a "nobody is available to help you" message. SEVEN TIMES! "I apologize for your inconvenience. I will transfer you!" AHHHH

@neiltyson Hey, that's not fair. You don't know that S. Clause didn't secretly confiscate a shipping barge and several kilotons of dirt per barge to create a floating pine tree wonderland. To answer your forestry question(s), barges go south for the growing season. Obv. 🎄🎄🎄

Not that anybody asked, but the Northern Arctic is just Ocean. So Santa’s North Pole Workshop has only ever existed on a floating sheet of ice. No fur trees. No hills. Occasional seals. And polar bears — for now.

@scaling01 I'm getting tired of saying this. Passing tests written in the past does not make an AI functionally good. Literally when I ask Gemini to call stores it starts telling me about their hours and where they're located and what their ratings are. It's just not functionally good.

I'm getting tired of saying this: Gemini 3 Pro places 1st on Frontier Math Level 4 - the hardest questions within the benchmark

@scaling01 Optimizing for benchmarks is so cool. We'll see if it actually moves the needle on delivering useful content. Personally I find they all have strengths.

Its so over for OpenAI and Anthropic. Gemini 3 Pro Benchmarks 37.5% on HLE 31.1% on ARC-AGI-2 2439 Elon on LiveCodeBench Pro 85.4% on Tau-Bench 72.1% on SimpleQA Verified SOTA everywhere except SWE-Bench Verified

Sometimes I notice that not even Google has their UI act together in terms of two features conflicting. It really _is_ complicated. :)

Asked GPT why "You are a teacher" is important. Surprised to get a response which will require research before I can get meaning. Paraphrasing: "it activates submanifolds, shifting which latent concepts are relevant in the embedding space." Oh. I ... see? 🤷‍♀️👨‍💻👨‍🔬👨‍🏫

I want to post about something that seems too nerdy for LinkedIn so I'm back here. Still refuse to call it anything other than Twitter. Like some resident of NYC who is angry that buildings change name when they are bought.

@steve_stanberri @Erdayastronaut Same. If I were Elon I would launch another block one just to confirm that we knew how spaceships worked at all.

@Erdayastronaut Let’s go back to Block 1…. What the hell is wrong with block 2?!?!?

Wow…. Definitely came from the upper half / header tanks area… man… this is crazy 😕

@SkyS1gn @Erdayastronaut I've been thinking about that. It feels like they maybe changed too much at some point. I don't think it was right after version one but didn't they make a huge change after like v3 or v4?

@Erdayastronaut Development going backwards. We platoed at V1 landing in the water.

It feels like I'm talking to myself from 20 years ago, and telling me the things I'd wish I'd known about boundaries, tools, building a career, embracing ticket systems and source control, interfaces, where to put my energy, and avoiding burnout.

I have been mentoring a junior developer. This developer is not in my team or company. It is delightful to be able to educate and encourage. And it's clear I'm proving value. 30 minutes every other week

@OpenAI FYI. I doubt my vote for the option on the left is going to produce the signal you intended. Thanks for the good work and productivity boost. Please don't create Skynet. Just think pacifist thoughts.

@ChatGPTapp FYI. Not a bug but not the intended behavior. I doubt my choosing the left option is going to produce the signal you intended.

I have just reached the pinnacle of my career. I just created a temp file called html.html. Then... html = File.read('html.html') I am a 10x dev.

People are "so* against classes in JavaScript but they work really well in Ruby. I'm wondering if this is a cultural issue or due to javascript classes being not-fully-baked.

Recently I have learned that one of the most important skills and qualities that you need to intentionally keep sharp as a developer and a human is CURIOSITY. It can be easy to lose on accident. Particularly when you think you know the answers.

@dmitryv Oof! Yeah, I have stubbornly stuck with Rails. I admit most Rails work now is React but... better than no Rails work. :)

@mustmodify I’ve been stuck with Elixir for quite a while now and really miss Ruby/RoR and OOP in general, as well as mature libraries and JIT compiler 😅

When I'm working in JS, I really miss Ruby. Paticulaly: mixins, array conveniences (yes, there's _some_ progress with enumerables), and, to a lesser extent, blocks (I understand arrow functions are first-class and I see that value. But blocks are just a little more intuitive.)