What’s great about these two cars launching on the same day is that cements the appeal of a beautiful car engineered for a purpose. Both are exceptional in their own way and both are art. I hope the Mission S is successful and I want to own one. And I’m also going to buy a Roadster.
No one had ever regretted canceling a govt project too soon.
CEO of California high-speed rail project loses contracting power in key vote as spending scandal grows nypost.com/2026/10/10/us-new…
They’re using special AGI access to pick out their clothes. It’s the only explanation.
I've met a few people who work at Anthropic and they all dress extremely well
I'm talking like understated $900 handmade shirts and low-key $1000 Japanese denim and brands that I've never heard of that they "picked up in London"
Now I have a theory about why they do this or why they dress in quiet luxury:
If you work all day with God-level super intelligence, and if your company is built on taste, then I think you only want to cover yourself in the best of the best clothes
If you spend your time building and designing the best AI models that operate with your mind... wouldn't it make sense that you cover your body with the best most luxury handcrafted materials?
Perhaps this is a stretch! And the few people I've met from Anthropic just have great style and gravitate towards handcrafted fashion
But they definitely do not dress like your typical tech-bros 🤷♂️
My war on jitter continues. Turn off Live Activity sharing from iPhone. Have to search for "live activities" in settings to even find it. 40-90ms stalls every 30 seconds when a live activity is running.
I graduated in 3 years. It’s not for everyone, but focusing on ROI will be more important for colleges in the future.
20 years ago we met with one of the fast growing European social networks. What stuck with me was that they had solved 100% of their spam problem by charging $1 to sign up for the site. Obviously can hinder growth but at the time these dense networks had so much demand it didn’t matter.
The numbers here are insane:
In the L.A. Metro system, 97% of people who committed a violent crime evaded the fare. In D.C., 99.5% of those who committed a “Part 1” crime (homicide, rape, robbery, arson, or motor vehicle theft) had dodged the fare.
In New York, MTA CEO Janno Lieber says that “virtually all” crimes are committed by fare evaders.
Scott Marlette retweeted
This pic is UNREAL... except it's absolutely real.
Astrophotographer @AJamesMcCarthy took 1.7 million photos of the sun over six days to capture this shot of UA 2460 flying from IAH to LAX, a photo he calls one of the luckiest of his career. Lucky for us, we get to share it with you on National Aviation Day!
#NationalAviationDay #Photography #AvGeek #AstroPhotography #UnitedAirlines
Kitchen Nightmares but for websites that have been broken for a long time. Interview the teams and their roadmap, then one shot fix everything with AI.
In my experience chicken thighs lose 30-40% of their weight when cooking. I also think can contribute to overeating when counting calories.
This is the new protein cup at Chipotle
It is supposed to be 4 ounces of chicken or steak
Here’s how much it actually weighs when it’s put on the scale… This is weighed without the packaging, just the chicken
You can see the container is pretty full, you wouldn’t think it’s short
We are being robbed blind in America
20 years later
Scott Marlette retweeted
LA hates restaurants
Beethoven Market got their liquor license revoked because someone who bought their Mar Vista House for 7 strawberries and a pack of gum was so upset about the "noise" they filed 49 complaints
It's a beautiful restaurant and it's great for the area. WTF





















