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Flying back to SF. You guys are not ready for what’s coming next week🤖

Fck. $SUI bros are worse than Solana bros 🤦‍♀️😂

1PM: Arrive to SF 2PM: Meet AI tech bros 3PM: Add “world model” to pitch deck 4PM: Raise $100M

Ok fine. I’ll say it. The reason why I don’t like Figure AI is not because the founder is acting like a dumbass. It’s because Brett is not a technical founder. Building humanoids is every child’s dream who watched Gundam, Transformers or Battlebots and then grew up to attend engineering school and learned the complexities of building a hardware software system. Building humanoid robots is more than just running a “business venture”, it’s a dream for many — a goal, a lifetime achievement. This is why when he speaks, he talks mostly about the business (runway and cash burn rates), instead of speaking about technology multipliers or the lack of breakthroughs. Dull statements that don’t signal passion for the goal of putting humanoid robots into the wild. Bernt Børnich and even Elon Musk are technical enough to navigate the waters of technical uncertainty in robotics and are passionate enough about this goal to the drive business of building humanoids forward. American Robotics needs more technical people — it needs the nerds from the rocket and science club in high school and middle school, the ones who will risk it all to achieve this goal, the ones who have spent sleepless nights thinking about these problems or dreaming about solutions. Needless to say I applaud Brett for being great at his craft — a top business person / entrepreneur and hope that Figure AI, as an American company, does well. America needs more successful humanoid robotics companies.

You need to move to SF not because of the vibes, but because the NPC-to-player ratio is perfect for XP farming. It’s literally a Schelling point. All the top guild masters are a DM away, OP players party up fast, and you end up skill-maxing by osmosis. Plus, there’s an IRL duel arena every week (demo day) and the quest board never sleeps, with raids assembling in hours and happening every night (hackathons). Not saying it’s easy mode, but if you chose SF as your spawn point, you’d level up faster.

Hi just moved to SF! 👋 Looking for a roommate / cofounder. Serious inquiries only.

Flying back to SF. You guys are not ready for what’s coming next week🤖

Fck. $SUI bros are worse than Solana bros 🤦‍♀️😂

1PM: Arrive to SF 2PM: Meet AI tech bros 3PM: Add “world model” to pitch deck 4PM: Raise $100M

Ok fine. I’ll say it. The reason why I don’t like Figure AI is not because the founder is acting like a dumbass. It’s because Brett is not a technical founder. Building humanoids is every child’s dream who watched Gundam, Transformers or Battlebots and then grew up to attend engineering school and learned the complexities of building a hardware software system. Building humanoid robots is more than just running a “business venture”, it’s a dream for many — a goal, a lifetime achievement. This is why when he speaks, he talks mostly about the business (runway and cash burn rates), instead of speaking about technology multipliers or the lack of breakthroughs. Dull statements that don’t signal passion for the goal of putting humanoid robots into the wild. Bernt Børnich and even Elon Musk are technical enough to navigate the waters of technical uncertainty in robotics and are passionate enough about this goal to the drive business of building humanoids forward. American Robotics needs more technical people — it needs the nerds from the rocket and science club in high school and middle school, the ones who will risk it all to achieve this goal, the ones who have spent sleepless nights thinking about these problems or dreaming about solutions. Needless to say I applaud Brett for being great at his craft — a top business person / entrepreneur and hope that Figure AI, as an American company, does well. America needs more successful humanoid robotics companies.

You need to move to SF not because of the vibes, but because the NPC-to-player ratio is perfect for XP farming. It’s literally a Schelling point. All the top guild masters are a DM away, OP players party up fast, and you end up skill-maxing by osmosis. Plus, there’s an IRL duel arena every week (demo day) and the quest board never sleeps, with raids assembling in hours and happening every night (hackathons). Not saying it’s easy mode, but if you chose SF as your spawn point, you’d level up faster.

“solana is not a real blockchain because it has no global state merklelization”

Putting this “Lil Guy” on a coffee machine. Raising $5M. Thoughts?