@elonmusk Elon, I want to tell you something as a Ukrainian. For years, many people in Ukraine admired and respected you. I was one of them. I personally saw you as a technological genius, a visionary, someone who was building the future while others were still living in the past. And that is exactly why your growing hostility toward Ukraine is so difficult for me to understand. Ukraine is not a perfect country. We have corruption, political failures, and many problems. Nobody denies that. But tell me, which country is perfect? Ukraine is also a country of incredibly talented engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs, developers, artists, and ordinary hardworking people. We build world-class technology, innovate under impossible conditions, value education, and have repeatedly shown the world what courage, resilience, and human dignity look like. We are a country that voluntarily gave up the world's third-largest nuclear arsenal in exchange for security assurances. We are a nation that stood up in 2014, during the Revolution of Dignity, because we refused to live under authoritarianism and Russian domination. We wanted freedom, democracy, and the right to choose our own future. And today, we are fighting for that same freedom. Every day, Ukrainian civilians are killed by Russian missiles, drones, and bombs. Children lose their parents. Parents bury their children. Entire cities are destroyed. Millions of lives have been shattered. These people are not dying because of Zelenskyy. They are not dying because of Ukrainian corruption. They are dying because Putin chose to invade another sovereign nation and continues to wage a war against its people, cities, culture, and identity. Yes, corruption must be fought. Yes, every dollar of international aid must be accounted for. Ukrainians themselves deserve transparency and justice more than anyone. But corruption does not justify invasion. Political failures do not justify bombing children. And no amount of criticism of Ukraine changes who crossed the border with an invading army. You seem to believe that giving up Donbas and Luhansk could bring peace. But why should we believe Putin would stop there? He already violated Ukraine's sovereignty after promising to respect it. He took Crimea in 2014. He fueled war in Donbas. And in 2022, he launched a full-scale invasion. What makes you think another territorial concession would finally satisfy him? History has shown us what happens when democracies believe they can secure lasting peace by rewarding an aggressor with someone else's land. We have seen this before, in Europe, in the years leading up to World War II. Peace built on surrender to a dictator is not necessarily peace. Sometimes it is simply an invitation to the next war. Elon, you are a man who talks about the future of humanity, about making civilization better, about taking humanity to Mars. But what kind of future are we building if we accept that powerful dictators can erase smaller nations simply because they have more weapons? Ukraine is not asking the world to pretend we are perfect. We are asking the world to recognize that we have the same right to exist, to be free, and to determine our future as Americans do. And one more thing: Ukrainians have never been your enemies. Many of us admired you, believed in your vision, and appreciated what Starlink made possible during the darkest days of this war. That is why your words hurt more than you might realize. You have enormous influence. Your voice can shape how millions of people understand this war. I still want to believe that the man who dreams of advancing humanity can recognize the humanity of people fighting simply to survive. It is not too late to stand on the right side of history. Not on Zelenskyy's side. Not on any politician's side. On the side of freedom. On the side of human life. On the side of a nation's right to exist. That is all we are asking for. 🇺🇦

agents tapping through the ios simulator is the missing half of mobile dev. the hard part will be flaky animations and permission popups, not the happy path

json scenes make sense for agents. the open question is whether it can playtest its own game and catch what feels bad, not just what fails a schema check

types as feedback is underrated. a compile error is a free, instant reviewer the agent can't argue with

claude writes about 90 percent of claude code, and now the review process is the real product when the model ships most of the code, the human job turns into deciding what's safe to merge would you trust ai reviewing ai code, or does a human always sign off?

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if terra really undercuts sol on price and wins on quality, the pricing pressure on everyone else gets real. rumor only so far though

anything that is just a thin ui over a database is exposed. the safe ones own data, distribution or compliance that a model cant copy

open weights at that price is the real story. curious if the medical scores hold up outside the benchmark

auditing your own session logs is the underrated fix for usage limits. my guess is the biggest burn is re-reading huge files in long sessions, curious if that shows up as habit one

3.6x token volume in a week is a real number. the open question is whether those users stay once the next openai model ships, or if this is just launch week churn

driving unreal fully from the cli with claude code is the interesting part. how are you checking the result without opening the editor, screenshots from a headless run?

tvs that record audio and screenshots for ads is the best argument for local ai if your tv can be a spy, your ai assistant sure can would you pay more for a tv with zero cloud, or is this already normal?

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Imagine telling Londoners during the Blitz to feel sorry for Luftwaffe pilots while German bombs were killing their children. Back then, we called defending your country heroism. Apparently, when Ukrainians do it, we’re supposed to apologize for hurting the invaders.

Russian missiles keep killing Ukrainian children. The UN recorded 328 civilian deaths in Ukraine in September alone. And you’re worried about the poor Russian soldiers? Those who refused this war have fled, avoided military service, or surrendered. Imagine armed men invading your home, murdering your family, and then someone asking you to sympathize with them. Would you? Russia can withdraw its army tomorrow. Ukrainians can’t withdraw from their own country. The invaders aren’t the victims of the invasion. It’s really not that complicated.

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