
co-founder @americanhousing
Austin, TX
Joined September 2015
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Harris Rothaermel retweeted
If you're in the Austin hard tech scene we're having an exclusive event at our foundry on Wednesday.
> Taco truck
> Free drinks
> Live casting demo & shop tour
> Viewing of @zachglabman Made in America documentary
Going to be a sick!
Shoot me a DM if you want an invite.
Harris Rothaermel retweeted
You have no choice but to save the United States. There is literally nowhere left to go. This is it. The last bastion. The Alamo. Last stop Saloon. If the US completely falls, it's checkmate Earth. There's nowhere to run, nowhere to hide, you can't opt out. There is no Shire.
Harris Rothaermel retweeted
"Do not be satisfied with existence. If life is worth anything, it is worth living in every sense of the word."
Harris Rothaermel retweeted
Announcing Poseidon Aerospace's $60M Series A, led by TQ Ventures with participation from JAWS, Hanwha, G Squared, Starship Ventures, Drover Ventures, and others.
At @poseidonaero, we are building the future of air logistics with autonomous cargo planes designed and built from the ground up.
Harris Rothaermel retweeted
I knew @rileymeik and @DeveloperHarris BEFORE they started American Housing Corp... the progress they've made in 2 years is nuts.
Tomorrow on S3: the first look at their first house.
Harris Rothaermel retweeted
just want to remind you one more time that significantly lowering the cost of housing would solve, overnight, almost every single problem in the country
Harris Rothaermel retweeted
Weird that the only photos @americanhousing has on Google are of steaks?
@YIMBYLAND @rileymeik @DeveloperHarris
Harris Rothaermel retweeted
Machining is one of the main bottlenecks for increasing our production rate. Come help us solve that!
You鈥檒l get to be on the bleeding edge using machines and tooling that have been designed specifically for us and what we manufacture.
Harris Rothaermel retweeted
Replying to @AllredCash
Julius Caesar was 32 years old when he wept in front of the statue of Alexander the Great.
At that age, Alexander had already conquered the world, whereas Caesar felt he had achieved nothing of note yet.























