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@loveisgeneric I'm getting the same thing using Codex Desktop for Windows.

the first person to live to 180 has already been born

Saw the great match visuals from @bogachev_al and had to try building something similar. Argentina - Switzerland game, Three.js scene. Plane is displaced by game data. Crest position is based on the ball. Height is based on momentum.

SF rent is now so high that AI startups are going to reinvent opening an Austin office from first principles

We turned ourselves into machines to survive the industrial age. Now machines will turn us back into humans. The great restoration is coming.

On cryptography, the cloud companies just did such a good job with security that I think we were lulled into a false sense of security, but the reality is that the models speak plaintext not cyphertext: “Trust the Math, Not the Man”

Token capital sounds like token conservative or token minority; it diminishes the noun and sounds really weak. Should be cybernetic capital or computational capital or synthetic capital or tribal capital. Realistically it’s the digital encoding of the business itself.

Two comments: cloud adoption happened because of cryptography. It wasn’t a license agreement that prevented AWS from stealing your data or giving it to the FBI - it was secure by design. Second: I don’t think I could invent a less charismatic term than token capital.

now 43+ hours into one continuous GPT-5.6 Sol /goals run in Codex, building Power Atlas on ChatGPT Sites. power-atlas.sarvesh-kapre.chatgpt.site it now maps - power plants, storage, transmission lines and substations - interconnection queues and large-load demand - data centers and AI campuses - transatlantic and transpacific submarine cables - public landing stations and cable licenses across 🇺🇸 USA, China, Europe, India, Canada. still building and iterating and this is very much a work in progress

as a busy builder, do you find yourself more effective doing life and house admin during time blocks during the week or pushing it to the weekends?

@getthinkable Goals!

You’re not even hitting your design stride until you clock in at least 15 years and are able to design for both digital and physical worlds.

Steve Jobs' team told him to his face that his ship date was reality distortion. He agreed with their evidence and kept the date anyway. The tape explains a decision rule most founders never learn. December 1985. NeXT is 90 days old, funded with Jobs' own money after he left Apple. At the first company retreat, the team debates slipping the launch from spring 1987 to spring 1988. The pushback is brutal and specific. One team member has receipts: "We've got a person here that said he could do a word processor in six months that's taking three years." Another names the danger: "Reality distortion is reality distortion. It has its motivational value." Build the plan on a fake date, and every design decision made from it gets torn up later. Jobs does not argue the evidence. "Well, George, I can't change the world." He argues something else entirely: "I think we have to drive a stake in the ground somewhere. And I think if we miss this window, then a whole series of events come into play." "We can't sell enough units in 87 to pay for our operating costs." Colleges buy computers in the summer. The campus surveys had already put the ceiling at $3,000. Miss spring 1987, and NeXT sells nothing for a year while burning his money. "We have 18 months. So I don't think we have a company if we don't do this. No matter what I say or anybody else says, that is my deepest belief. If we don't do this, we will not be able to attract great people. We will not be able to retain some of the ones we have." My note: the team argued estimates. Jobs argued conditions. An estimate says when the work might be done, and it invites negotiation. A condition says when the company is dead, and it does not negotiate. That is why the stake held. He anchored the date to the market's calendar and his own runway, not to optimism. The engineers could refute the schedule. Nobody in the room could refute the window. The uncomfortable version for founders: if your deadline comes from your team's estimates, it will move. If it comes from the physics of your market, it was never really a deadline. It is a survival condition wearing one. Steve Jobs at the first NeXT retreat, December 1985. Footage released by the Steve Jobs Archive in May 2026. Founders: if you want your X to do this for your business, check the first reply.

@kylethacker Looks legit!

Getting the animation right on the project/work section, animates and returns to its original position across different layouts

Adding "Superintelligence" to any product or company name immediately increases its aura 2x

The process of trying, failing, updating a mental model, and trying again is the core of intelligence. We should celebrate models that fail gracefully and adapt instantly.

writing code today is a form of art, so i turned git history into wall posters. npx codebase-posters one command, inside any repo. your commits paint themselves into a poster: eighteen pieces, rendered locally, nothing leaves your machine.

this should be infrastructure senior developers have better things to do than reminding junior developers why we don’t do that

gorgeous ceramics from artist hedy yang