Abe Froman @Field_NotesPM

@Electron_Cowboy @CrusoeAI Makes a huge difference for the workers to be able to grab lunch onsite! Great call on that!

I created an account yesterday for work and even started a premium subscription then got locked out for identity verification. Now I can’t even log in to chat with customer and your website offers no customer support avenues unless the individual is logged in. This is ridiculous and I’d consider it theft. Great business model from you. Get people to create an account, let them start a subscription, then lock them out of their account AFTER they do this so you can “verify their identity” leaving them with no avenues to cancel. Blatant theft. And seems illegal to me. @LinkedInHelp

@Electron_Cowboy Congratulations!

@CowboySpaceCorp Congrats!

@Electron_Cowboy @CrusoeAI Are y'all looking for people in Tulsa currently?

@jordanbramble @AntaresNuclear Hell yeah let’s go!

@naoufal_elh @SpaceXAI Would love to work with you guys!

Of course! Here's what was rendered. I simply just asked for a pipe rack in a refinery, then prompted to add scaffold, manpower for density study, some equipment, and a laydown area. Will continue to use it more, but so far I think it's amazing, especially for execution planning.

What would it take to start building space ports all over the country? Ports that could be leased by rocket companies as needed. Kind of like a charter jet airport. I think in 10 to 15 years this will be a big industry.

The world is going to look very interesting in about 10 years. New hub cities will be developed based on how attractive they are to build space ports, chip foundries, robotics factories, and whatever other cool techno-future industries are needed. Very interesting times for the heavy construction industry as we shift from expanding petrochemical, LNG, and oil refining facilities to building out the future of the human race with robot factories, space ports, and many other new/developing facilities. I think now is as great a time as ever to learn about construction and the many opportunities in the industry right now. The future is very bright and what @elonmusk and @SpaceX are doing is at the forefront of it.

SpaceX @SpaceX

a month ago

Introducing Starbase, Louisiana – a high-cadence launch site that will enable Starship to open a pathway to the stars for humanity. Thank you to @LAGovJeffLandry and the great people of Louisiana for all of their support as we work together on this audacious project →

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@chinyich Never mind. Figured it out. Absolutely incredible tech for planning purposes.

@chinyich Just got it to build out a pipe rack on the first try. Extremely impressive!! Is there a way to model in scaffold and personnel?

I've developed the thought this year after seeing the rise of compute, chips, and data center development: semiconductors are the automobile, compute is the oil, data centers are the refineries. Back in the early 1900's when cars and petroleum were still in their technological infancies, no one had a clue what innovations would come from them. We went from cars to rocket ships in a matter of 50 years. We went from kerosene lamps to artificial intelligence in a matter of 150 years. The production of chips and development/construction of data centers is unbelievably important to the continued advancement of our current society.

Manhattan Institute @ManhattanInst

2 months ago

President Trump says Gov. Greg Abbott's data center pause is "a mistake": "They are tremendously important for the economics. I mean, for Texas to say no to data centers is a mistake in the sense that it could be bigger than oil...and there are a lot of communities that want

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@donaldgorbachev So it doesn't matter where it's located. It matters how it is permitted.

@donaldgorbachev From my understanding, they're permitted as commercial buildings, not heavy industrial, or whatever nomenclature the permitting authority uses. Inspections, codes, government ordinances, etc. apply to the permitted used.

Extremely interesting concept. If the @Atomarine_co guys can pull this off, it'll completely change the development and deployment of data centers. However, there will be a ton of major complications with installing these modules in the seas so I'd love to know what the execution plan is here. Data is not going anywhere. It is such an important part of our society now. Without ways to house and distribute data, innovation will completely by stifled. Going to follow this closely in the coming years to see what they can accomplish.

Dimitris K @DimitrisKoute

2 months ago

Meeting the demand for compute is becoming impossible. At Atomarine we are building the next generation of AI infrastructure: the most scalable, cheapest and most climate friendly form of standalone compute on Earth.

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Did some work at TSMC a few years ago. I come from the industrial world (LNG plants, olefins plants, oil refineries, etc.) so you could imagine how frustrated I would get when trying to build out the CUP and fab building I was involved with. Foundries should be allowed to follow the same principles that industrial plants do in that if they have been engineered by licensed professionals and have been inspected by third party QA/QC groups, they don't need to follow all the code nonsense required of commercial/residential buildings. It's already hard enough just getting the material and manpower to execute construction. The foundry owners don't need all the additional headache from the local governments as well.

@jared_western Congratulations! I've done a ton of work in various facilities in Houston and Baytown. I have a ton of supplier and contractor contacts. If you need any support for project constructability, execution, and commissioning I'd love to meet!

@CABeyney Huge news! Congratulations!

@wjbeyer @SpaceXAI @cursor_ai Congratulations!! I'm in the same boat sending cold emails and dm's hoping for some opportunities of my own. Glad to hear it pays off!