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Totally normal and friendly robot, can’t imagine anything going wrong

Elon Musk has decided he’d like to be the only human that can be called to congress for up to 63 different topics.

Nintendo's mobile strategy: 2008: what's an iPhone 2010: what's an Android 2012: nope 2014: still no 2016: change how society functions

Something is fishy about all these Biden picks. They all have relevant experience for the job and seem extremely impressive. 🤔

And *this* is precisely why you can’t tax people on unrealized capital gains.

Ok now we’re just playing with fire

Iceland: 1, tech industry: 0

Combined value of Tesla and SpaceX now over $500B. Don’t ever let someone tell you that you can’t transform earth and space travel at the same time.

This is a real video. On the internet. 40 days out from an election. What are we doing here.

iPad calculator is actually pretty nuts

Obama: "Ok so then when a bill is passed by the House of Representatives it goes to the Senate..."

Snapchat is now worth $100B. Everyone thought Facebook would crush them when they turned down a $3B offer. Staying focused and ignoring the doubters is how you continue to compound value over the long run.

One thing they don’t teach you in business school is that product pricing is often determined through live negotiations with Stephen King.

He’s getting… polite?

It’s almost like panicking over everything isn’t a good leadership trait

Insane set of announcements from Tesla tonight. The multi trillion dollar bull case for Tesla feels entirely reasonable given self driving cars, robotaxis, and fully autonomous robots. Oh and distributed AI compute for inference as free upside.

This is a real video. On the internet. 40 days out from an election. What are we doing here.

Totally normal and friendly robot, can’t imagine anything going wrong

This high skilled immigration debate is wild because you have a lot of people who don’t build things commenting on the type of talent it takes to build things.

We should bring back this Democratic Party

This is just sad 👇

Something is fishy about all these Biden picks. They all have relevant experience for the job and seem extremely impressive. 🤔

This chart should make you go insane. This is the number of high skilled workers that want to work here. There is a cap at 85,000 slots that will be filled. We are actively shooting our future selves in the foot.

Do *not* get in a fight with Zuck

After well over a hundred years of incremental progress, all of a sudden transportation is going to change very quickly

Elon Musk has decided he’d like to be the only human that can be called to congress for up to 63 different topics.

Teslas driving themselves off the factory floor. When you see stuff like this, it’s obvious that there are just crazy cool efficiencies anywhere if you’re looking properly.

Ok now we’re just playing with fire

“We believe in a future where every person has the opportunity to build a business, to own a home, to build intergenerational wealth…” Sorry, she’s not a socialist.

Did something change in robotics like exactly one month ago to make all of this possible. This is crazy.

The shift toward Harris in silicon valley is very real. Seeing more momentum in this direction each day from founders, vcs, and more. Growing view that Trump was chaotic and unpredictable, and Harris can be a more stable, pro tech, pro business President.

High skilled immigration has been central to America leading the world in tech. The biggest misunderstand about high skill immigration stems from people thinking that the market opportunities in tech, and tech-adjacent fields, are zero sum. This essentially imagines innovation is finite and we’re all fighting over the same job or opportunity pool. This may be true of a few very legacy, slow growth industries, but it’s categorically not true for any important industry in the past 50 years or the next 100. Biotech, AI, advanced manufacturing, software, EVs, new energy sources, and dozens of other fields of the future are our high growth industries. And there’s no inherently fixed volume of companies or talent that the market needs. Tesla being started or not started in America is the difference between 100,000’s of jobs here - and leading in EVs globally - and not. Apple being started here is the difference between potentially millions of jobs being here - and leading consumer electronics globally - and not. You could go through this list all day long. Tech is not zero sum. More startups, pursuing more ideas, ultimately create more innovation and ultimately more jobs and prosperity. And that means you need the right talent to both work at these companies, and start the next ones. High skilled immigration has directly made America dominant technically and thus economically, and create far more jobs in America for others than are supposedly displaced. Even briefly imagining the alternative scenario, it’s obvious how disastrous this would be. The demand from tech companies for this top talent will remain, yet America won’t benefit directly from their hiring. That talent will go to another company that competes with the US and makes our dominance harder to maintain. You’re just increasing the odds you have more competition in the future. And even in the “best case” scenario (for our competitiveness) where a larger company like Google hires the same people internationally that would have otherwise moved here, when that person leaves Google to start their next company, it will be in their country of origin, not America. This is how you lose the tech war within one or two generations. There’s simply no good game theory in anything that reduces our talent access. Yes, we absolutely have and need to continue to educate and train incredible talent that grows up in the US, but equally having access to the world’s smartest talent has always been a huge advantage for America.