One thing I envision in the future of large scale infrastructure driven by AI is that IaC (Infra as Code) is going to be table stakes. Everything must be in source control, version controlled, and able to be rolled back at any moment. Every single change to every system, everywhere, even db transactions, must be able to be rolled back at any point. Tables stakes to business continuity / DR.
This year I’m voting for the political party who sent me the fewest unsolicited text messages. Infuriating from both sides. Never has it been this bad
I am pretty frustrated that @Roku has no parental controls and the OS is completely locked down so I can’t customize it in any way. Considering replacing all the TVs in my house with something that I can actually control how my family uses it.
I, like the rest of the world, am exceedingly impressed by the flying @Tesla Roadster. Amazing. But I think the eventual twist is @elonmusk isn’t building this for earth, but building this for the vehicles on his future moon base colony. Needs much less force to get around sustainably with the moon’s gravity! Would be interesting to see if they could keep a vehicle suspended perpetually solely from solar driving the ${INSERT_GAS_PROB_NOT_AIR} compressors.
Feels pretty amazing and empowering to be able to build anything digitally with just our words very quickly. Just wait until we are able to do the same with physical objects and 3d print (or equiv) them at the same velocity 🤯. It’s coming!
Big +1 from my side.
"Not only am I uninterested in the company’s home device, I can, for the first time, envision a future where I don’t buy Apple by default. Indeed, this already happened..."
Anyone into the age of agents will eventually realize Apple is a bad fit.
stratechery.com/2026/apple-a…
Sitting in my bed tonight thinking it would be cool to have some kind of flight aware equivalent on my Roku TV. A few minutes later I had side loaded a custom app that shows planes around me in realtime.
We can literally build anything we can describe. What a wild new world we live in.
shuff retweeted
The most dangerous moment is right after you win.
You did it. You made the money. You quit your job. You built the physique. You got the girl. Now what? Most people let themselves decline into misery because their driving force has now vanished.
You need another mountain to climb. You need to understand that it is a gift, not a curse, to always be in the pursuit of your potential - the constant balance of challenge and skill is what makes life meaningful. There is no final top of the mountain.
Interesting. 🧐
Today we are announcing that S&P Global has entered an agreement to acquire OpenZeppelin.
Onchain finance is growing from an emerging market into core financial infrastructure, and the standards and rails our team and community built are becoming the rails of global finance. OpenZeppelin smart contracts facilitated over $37 trillion in value transferred, with the vast majority of the largest DeFi protocols, blockchain networks, stablecoins and tokenized funds relying on them.
With S&P Global, we expect to accelerate the impact of onchain finance, backed by more than a century of trust in global markets, benchmarks, and risk frameworks.
To our clients and to all the users of OpenZeppelin open source tools:
• OpenZeppelin Contracts and all our open source applications and tools remain open source, free, and publicly maintained on GitHub. Building open source standards stays a core priority.
• Audits, engineering work, and ecosystem programs continue with the same team, brand, quality, and customer experience, with what will be the added benefit of S&P Global's research capacity, market data, and institutional reach.
For the last decade, OpenZeppelin has set the security standard for onchain finance. Today begins a new chapter for that mission, together with one of the most trusted names in global markets.
Read the full announcement: openzeppelin.com/news/spglob…
As much as I’d love for things live agent-browser to work and have agents drive my life through it, the internet feels a long ways away from giving everyone an API. I truly think the intermediary is going to be agents driving Android devices that install and log into into apps and they’ll get things done that way.
Going to be such a wild future world of app product analytics that assume a human behind the screen🙂
I envision a future where mobile apps drop the majority of their state as markdown files in the iCloud/gdrive that can be synced to other devices that are running agents that can consume and manipulate the data on the users behalf.









