Dude went to Harvard and Princeton. Also his wife is an executive at Goldman Sachs.

When you got really stoned and binged Altered Carbon....

Fascinating replies

We need to work with BigOil on the energy transition, because it's going to take a few decades for hydrocarbon demand to drop, renewables to rise, and the infrastructure to be rebuilt.

I'm gonna laugh so hard when the show flops and is cancelled after 2 seasons.

Great thread. My own experience, when I started career shifting into climate a few years back, was that a lot of folks wouldn't even talk to me because I'd worked at traditional tech companies and was therefore suspect.

There's always a ton of angst when cities move away from cars, then fast-forward a year and literally everyone loves & benefits from it

coralcarbon.substack.com/p/how-to-job... Going to update this in the next couple weeks, but it still holds

Everybody want to be a bodybuilder, nobody want to lift no heavy ass weights. - Ronnie Coleman

Not sure people grok how bad the US Is for early stage innovation now.

Wrote about Maersk Ventures, why bigcos are bad at venture and hard tech investing, and how builders can adjust accordingly. Enjoy! coralcarbon.substack.com/p/what-happe...

So polymarket is just an insider trading vehicle right?

I fly a lot for work and however bad you think it is, it's way worse

I read the attached article and do not understand 1. What this JV is, and 2. How there is such a thing as a guaranteed return. Also Orlando Bravo is one of the smartest people in business, and if he passed..... Welp.

So much winning

1. Wut

Had a very funny conversation with a British buddy years ago, which started with him asking what he should see on his roadtrip from DC to LA, and me saying "LAX arrivals to start"

This. Also worth mentioning France, which is not mentioned here due to their mostly-nuclear and therefore deeply uneventful grid.....

Tons of this in tech right now. Personally I couldn't care less how old someone is, and never ask, but care deeply about cutting edge tech fluency and openness to new ways of working.

I'm not a political consultant but i feel like dems could probably get a lot of leverage out of pushing for green technologies that would wean the us off being dependent on oil in this particular moment

Update. Very very good.

I went paddleboarding in Bend, Oregon today. In March.

Imagine the horror, the man elected to govern New York City is a political operator. Shocked, I tell you.

Yes. I spent over a decade in tech GTM, and 2 weeks ago saw an AI agent that I can honestly say is better than 80% of the AEs in the space. It costs less than a 3rd. The tech is still early and rapidly improving. Do with that what you will.

Gorgeous and makes me want to see the movie again stat

One Piece on Netflix. Good?

My hometown of Boston (the big dig), and adopted home of Seattle (new waterfront) are two of the exceptions to this. Both are awesome and growing fast.

Probably not possible given the thermal management demands of running the chip that hard in a phone form factor, but a cool idea.

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Another mass power outage event in Seattle cool cool

Unserious clowns

“But, as you see, it's a beautiful day, the Strait of Hormuz is open and people are having a wonderful time.”

Fire is very special, says local blowtorch purveyor

I have a black belt in BJJ and have trained a bunch of Muay Thai. Those martial arts are as applicable to law enforcement as an algebra textbook is to my dog.

"We were about to get sued into the sun, so....."

Also why Pacific Rim is my favorite movie of the past 20 years Do I learn anything about the human condition? Nah man, giant robots go boom!

Waaaaaaaaaaant

I've never met Matt/ don't know him from Adam, but have read him for years at a bunch of online homes. Genuinely crazy shit to lay off someone this great

Wrote about the new model of tech as a mechanism for national defense. Hint, build solar farms, not missiles. coralcarbon.substack.com/p/defense-tech

MacBook Neo actually looks cool I have a pro at home but hate traveling with it

Now more than ever I’m convinced losing Anthony Bourdain meant we lost probably the biggest person on tv who advocated for the wonders of meeting new people and calling anyone online who hated learning new cultures the children they were, ruthlessly to the camera.

"Don't build the lifestyle until you've built the foundation." Truly incredible.

Yup. I'm all in on vibe-coding for simple internal tools, but this is exactly why it doesn't work for anything sensitive or outward facing

Now that everyone’s paying attention to global energy markets and effects of faraway events on prices and decision-making, is it a good time to talk about the indirect land use effects of dedicating cropland to biofuel production or nah?

Nintendo by 10 miles at this point

Been substacking about this for like 3 years, and dude just threads it out. Anyways, read this. It's really good.

Seattle to Boston in maybe 12-15 hours. Nobody would step on a plane ever again. And yes we could have this

Yes. This is a lot of it.

Wish they were public so I could take a massive short

OpenAI is to Google and Anthropic what Tesla is to BYD. Few understand this.