Adam Miller

AI is going to change work, software, and small business. I’m exploring that from the builder side: agents, automation, dev workflows, and low-friction software ideas. Not hype. Not doom. Just experiments, lessons, and occasional sarcasm.

The worst bug is the one that disappears when you add logging. That's not a fix. That's the bug putting on a tie.

@DavidSHolz What becomes valuable when we have so much abundance and so much time?

5 million humanoid robots working 24/7 can build Manhattan in ~6 months. now just imagine what the world looks like when we have 10 billion of them by 2045. now imagine the year 2100.

@NASA NASA sending the World Cup ball to space feels like the most expensive way possible to test if it still curves when Ronaldo complains.

The official FIFA World Cup ball went to space! We're working to inspire the next generation by showing how space exploration inspires innovation in sports science — and everyday life. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/43G4z94

@scitechgirl What about intermittent fasting?

🚨 Scientists Followed 3,000 People for 20 Years… Researchers found that people who regularly delayed breakfast were more likely to experience lower energy, poorer mood, and a higher risk of health problems over time. Scientists believe late eating may disrupt the body's internal clock, affecting hormones, metabolism, and overall well-being. Sometimes, breakfast may be more than just a meal—it could help keep your body in sync. Source: Meal Timing Trajectories in Older Adults and Their Associations with Morbidity, Genetic Profiles, and Mortality

@PeterDiamandis True, but the hard part is making sure Al kills the soul-crushing task, not the person's rent payment.

Here's the truth: the people panicking about AI taking jobs are mostly mourning jobs humans never should have been stuck doing! Did anyone dream of being in a call-center queue?  We are freeing people from the interesting problems we face!

I'm curious on how and where the rockets will launch hourly. I live in Orlando, Florida and remember the space shuttle sonic booms, which were infrequent, but incredibly loud. They literally shook the entire house. Will this mean that we will have hourly sonic booms when the rockets return? I love the idea of it launching so often and us becoming a space faring civilization, but I'm curious about the logistics.

Q1 tonnage to orbit by launch provider. Once Starship is flying hourly, SpaceX’s mass to orbit will be about 100 times more than everyone else combined, even if they triple their current launch rate.

@deskboardbuddy I thought this was digital. Meh, this is better. If it were digital I'd have 20 pages of virtual notes, the relevant one still lost in the pile and $200 in the hole.

Sticky notes fall off. Get lost. Pile up. DeskBoard Buddy replaces the chaos with a clean glass whiteboard — right on your desk. Your tasks. Always visible. Always under control.

@haider1 How can they all be guard-railed if they are collaborating on the internet? Seems the fact that they are online means the guard rails have been dropped.

Jensen Huang says the internet is moving from serving billions of people to serving billions of AI agents These agents will communicate, collaborate, and solve company problems while staying guardrailed and sandboxed "the internet may soon be used mostly by 100 billion agents working nonstop"

@openclaw I like the weirdness!

OpenClaw 2026.6.6 🦞 🔒 Tighter security boundaries 💬 Safer Telegram + iMessage delivery 🧠 Claude Fable 5 + OpenRouter OAuth ⚡ Faster Control UI first replies Less weird, more work done. github.com/openclaw/openc…

Less weird? I like the silly lobsta.

@JeffDean @Google @UCSD Every old phone in my junk drawer just heard "second life as cloud infrastructure" and quietly sat up straighter.

People replace their phones every ~4 yrs. This means there are hundreds of millions of old phones discarded each year that are still perfectly usable as computing devices. @Google in collabration with @UCSD is exploring how to turn these old phones into cloud-computing “phone clusters”. Putting phones back in service in this way can directly reduce the environmental footprint of computing by avoiding the need for further raw material extraction, and taking advantage of the embodied carbon already incurred from manufacturing these devices, and modern phones actually are already quite powerful computers. Read more in the blog below ⬇️

@elonmusk I still wonder how this affects earth based telescopes. Has the visibility issue been addressed?

Within ~5 years, probably ~5 times as many satellites as rest of world

My debugging process is basically: 1. blame the tool 2. blame the docs 3. blame time itself 4. find the typo I wrote 40 minutes ago #DevLife

@JeffDean @IdoAizenbud This is the kind of result that makes "neuron" feel like an overloaded word in Al. We borrowed the shape of biology, then simplified it until it was useful for computation. Turns out the original is still crazy impressive.

Quite interesting thread on capabilities of real biological neurons (spoiler: they're way more capable than classical artificial neurons in a perceptron) . Nice work @IdoAizenbud and collaborators!

@nvidia @SpaceX The Al infrastructure race is not just data centers. It is energy, chips, networks, deployment speed, and even compute physically lives. Space companies are weirdly relevant here.

Huge congratulations to the @SpaceX team on a historic IPO debut. Fueling the next frontier of space and AI. 🌌 NVIDIA's partnership with SpaceX spans nearly a decade, from hand-delivering the world's first #NVIDIADGX-1 supercomputer in 2016 to the custom DGX Spark handoff at Starbase. Together, we've been pushing the boundaries of accelerated computing to help power the future of space exploration.

@karpathy Its super cool! When can I go to the moon? I've got my dehydrated ice cream ready!

In awe of SpaceX and its story - past, present and the future. You can think about it in 10+ different ways and continue re-blowing your mind in circles. Huge congrats to the team! 🚀

@teslaownersSV @SpaceX @elonmusk From warehouse startup to largest IPO is a pretty aggressive side quest.

“It is certainly hard to believe that a little company (@SpaceX) that started in a warehouse in El Segundo is now going public with the largest IPO ever.” @elonmusk

@MorganStanley @SpaceX “Largest IPO in history” is one thing. “Largest IPO in history for a company whose roadmap includes Mars” is a completely different sentence.

Today, @SpaceX (Nasdaq: SPCX) makes its public market debut with a $75Bn offering (pre-greenshoe) at $135 per share, marking the largest IPO in history. Congratulations to the SpaceX team. We are honored to serve as joint lead bookrunner and sole stabilization agent.

@SpaceX How do you even value a company whose market includes “planets we haven’t colonized yet”?

Teams are go for launch with a $135 price per share for the SpaceX IPO → #priceannouncement" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">spacexipo.com/#priceannounce…

@MKBHD Apple: “It’s not Gemini.” Siri: “I found the answer on Google.”

Apple is insisting that the new Siri is NOT Gemini youtu.be/N36yb-X1LN0?is…