jeffnappi

These data points are based on 2023 inflated pricing as the entry point. Not much to see here.

In 2023 the car market was wildly overpriced due to the low interest rates and covid money combined with supply chain problems.

> For Tesla owners in the U.S., their 2023 Model Ys are worth 42% less than what they paid two years ago

It's the standalone Glacier service which I wasn't even aware existed - nothing changes for the s3 glacier storage class.

Buy a lightly used Bambu X1C.

We have no idea what AGI might look like, for example entirely possible that if/when that threshold is reached it will be power/compute constrained in such a way that it's impact is softened. My expectation is that open models will eventually meet or exceed the capability of proprietary models and to a degree that has already happened.

It's the systems around the models where the proprietary value lies.

Tesla FSD, Waymo are good examples.

Feeling vindicated for the double entry transaction system we built at clearvoice.com for our two-sided marketplace, leveraging the fantastic DoubleEntry Ruby Gem from Envato.

XMPP and specifically ejabberd are what made WhatsApp possible to build with ~50 people at absolutely massive scale (~400M MAU @ 2014 acquisition).

It's unfortunate that Elon has made himself so visibly political, it casts a dark shadow on the great work of the people at his companies.

Linear is the best project management for software I've ever used, highly recommend. They've added many many amazing features this year... Incredible team over there that are just a joy to work with.

Linear

One difference is that the US is a mixture of all the worlds people's. Is there a historic world power as diverse?

Apple doesn't manufacture the chips, they subcontract that out to TSMC/Samsung. In this case Intel is the contract manufacturer, not the chip designer fulfilling the same role as TSMC does for Apple.