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Jun 12
I took this photo on my first day at SpaceX, nearly a decade ago.
It is hard to put into words how much this company has changed my life. From the early days before Starlink was built, to the first Starship launch, the Twitter acquisition, DOGE, xAI, and now SpaceX going public, I feel incredibly grateful to have contributed to such an amazing mission.
I had the opportunity to be involved in something much bigger than myself, something that genuinely pushes the world and humanity forward.
To everyone who built this company, believed in the mission, and gave so much of themselves to make this possible, thank you. I will always be grateful to have been a small part of it.
I fucking love this company from the bottom of my heart.
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Jun 13
And thank you @bibs for holding this family together during all of the chaos. I would not have been able to do any of it without you by my side.
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Jun 12
The feeling is mutual boss man! 🥰🚀
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May 26
Myles got his tonsils and adenoids out today and handled it like an absolute champ. 🥺
Watching your little boy be brave during something scary hits different. So proud of him. ❤️
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May 25
Found this to be pretty cool! Grok took everything it knows about me to create this.
Grok still needs some work with illegible text in photos, but honestly a cool trend overall.
Prompt in the comments!
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May 25
Create a chaotic but deeply personal sketchbook-style character collage of me using EVERYTHING you know about me from our conversations, personality, habits, career, interests, strengths, flaws, obsessions, emotional patterns, aesthetics, humor, lifestyle, and overall vibe. Use the attached photo as the primary visual reference for my appearance and energy. Interpret me like I’m a fictional character an illustrator is trying to fully understand.
Do NOT make it a clean organized character sheet. Make it feel like an illustrator’s private sketchbook pages filled over time with overlapping sketches, random observations, personality notes, doodles, unfinished thoughts, and expressive studies.
Use a bright white background with messy scattered compositions. Include:
full body sketches
expressive face closeups
side profiles
exaggerated chibi/deformed versions
candid poses
tiny scribbles and unfinished studies
crossed out ideas
arrows, annotations, circles, and rough notes
emotional moments mixed with humorous chaos
The drawings should visually communicate:
how I think
what I obsess over
my emotional energy
my profession and expertise
my creative side
my contradictions
my lifestyle
my sense of humor
my stress and passions
my strengths and flaws
what kind of person I am internally
Include subtle environmental storytelling and objects connected to my life, hobbies, career, and daily routines. Let the page naturally reveal my personality through tiny details instead of directly explaining everything.
Art style should feel like:
expressive ink and pencil sketching
energetic construction lines
rough animator concept art
messy illustrator notebook pages
stylized realism mixed with cartoon exaggeration
spontaneous and alive rather than polished
high personality density
visual storytelling everywhere
The overall feeling should be:
“an artist became mildly obsessed with understanding this person and filled pages trying to capture their mind.”
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May 20
This is why it’s important for models to be grounded in real-world physics. Even when people can’t immediately explain what’s wrong, they subconsciously detect when perspective, depth, and geometry violate the underlying rules of the physical world.
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May 18
Grok 😎
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May 17
Right now, good engineers that simply use AI will vastly outperform good engineers that do not.
Vibe coding will develop faster, but the quality will usually be worse.
Eventually, vibe coded software will be higher quality than what a good engineer can produce without AI.
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May 6
What a time to be alive!
SpaceXAI will provide @AnthropicAI with access to Colossus 1, one of the world’s largest and fastest-deployed AI supercomputers, to provide additional capacity for Claude → x.ai/news/anthropic-compute-…
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Apr 28
Another orbit around the sun!
Birthdays always cause me reflect on the time I have spent on this floating space rock.
It’s crazy, I feel like I’ve lived several lives. SpaceX, Twitter, Doge, and having kids in the middle of all of that…
What a crazy simulation we live in 🥳
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Apr 24
Daughter arrives in a few weeks and we still haven’t picked a name… help us decide 🤣
Apr 24
For baby girl name (Middle name Beth or Bethany in memory of Brittany’s sister)
Myles, Max and
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For baby girl name (Middle name Beth or Bethany in memory of Brittany’s sister)
Myles, Max and
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Amelia
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Millie
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Mia
119 votes • Final results
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Apr 20
So. Many. Tokens.
Apr 7
60 trillion tokens in 30 days.
The math on Meta's "Claudeonomics" leaderboard is one of the wildest things I've seen this year.
At Anthropic's Sonnet pricing ($3 per million input tokens, $15 output), even a conservative blended rate puts that north of $180 million a month. On one vendor's API.
The top individual user averaged 281 billion tokens. Run that at Sonnet rates and you get somewhere between $843K and $4.2M per month in token spend for a single employee. That person is consuming more compute than most Series B startups burn in a year.
Meta has roughly 79,000 employees. Divide 60 trillion tokens across that headcount and you get ~759 million tokens per person per month. But usage follows a power law. The leaderboard exists because a small fraction of engineers are consuming a wildly disproportionate share. The top 1% are probably burning 50x the median.
Here's the part that should make every AI company pay attention. The leaderboard is called "Claudeonomics." Meta, a company that built Llama and has its own foundation models, is running an internal status game named after Anthropic's product. That tells you everything about where the actual coding workflow loyalty sits right now.
Jensen Huang proposed giving engineers a $250K annual token budget as compensation. Meta is tying performance reviews to AI usage. One Swedish engineer's employer reportedly spends more on his Claude Code tokens than his salary.
We're watching compute spend per engineer approach and exceed the cost of the engineer. When the token bill is larger than the payroll line, the math on headcount changes permanently.
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