The universe is just a prompt.

Amazing that a chip bricked in 46-yr-old Voyager I, preventing it from sending data, and NASA figured out how to split up and reallocate its functions to other hardware, sending code 15 billion miles away (45 hours round trip!)--and Voyager's back online. blogs.nasa.gov/voyager/2024/0…

In the future, all devices will have computation:

Mirrors, Urinals, Toilets, Doors, Sinks, …

Great exercise for a startup: 'Can you launch a product in a weekend?'

Sounds crazy, but forces you to think different, and provides a razor by which you eliminate bloat and indecision.

For the love of god, it's halving, not halvening.

Achievement unlocked: PM Narendra Modi caught playing Stumble Guys

First head of state to play our games?

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For the last 3 years, rocket launches have been following a power law.

The curve predicts 134 launches in 2024.

Considering 35 launches already and we're 1/4 of the way through 2024, run rate would be 140 launches in 2024.

First, there are remote cashiers.

Second, an AI avatar will be built based on the cashiers that yield the highest customer facial sentiment scores.

Theoretically, with virtual AI cashiers and robotic food prep, costs should be highly deflationary.

Personally speaking, remembering 12 words seems a lot easier than sticking a Trezor up one’s rectum.

Dennis Ritchie created the first C compiler in assembly to bootstrap a subset of the C language. He then used that subset of C to build a better C compiler.

Expect the same bootstrapping process in robotics. Humans will build the first robots. Robots will build subsequent…