one of the best things about elon is a reminder of just how much one person can do

prop 30 is a disappointing effort funded by and benefiting Lyft to pay for its transition to electric vehicles.

CA will presumably at some point regret driving a large fraction of its revenue out of the state by even entertaining stuff like this. extreme short-term thinking.

challenge for companies based on LLMs--they can do a lot of technical work to get a current-generation model to perform ok, and then have it get beat by a next-gen model out of the box.

proprietary data and product are two good places to focus for building value--what else?

good MO: be wrong most of the time, breathtakingly right once in awhile, and take a huge number of swings at the ball

the crazy thing to me is that the DoD hadn't insisted on paying spacex for starlink service in ukraine in the first place

very sure other defense contractors get paid much more for much less value

the people who want to make elon out to be the bad guy here just want attention

as many of my spicy/unorthodox takes as possible, condensed to single tweets

remarkable how astonishingly right--and how many years ahead of everyone else--Ilya Sutskever has been on most of the big calls in the field in the past decade