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“My @Tesla buying experience was nothing like anything I’ve ever experienced before. Normally, when you buy a car, you go to a dealership, test drive the vehicle, haggle with the salesperson, and then deal with the finance team—which is usually way worse than the sales staff. I still remember one car I bought years ago that took a full six hours. It was miserable. “This time, I wasn’t even sure I was going to buy a Tesla. I just wanted to test drive one—I’d never even ridden in one before. I hadn’t looked at the Model Y much, though I saw them on the road all the time. Like a lot of gas-car drivers, I used to think EVs were kind of stupid. But over the years, Tesla’s infrastructure has improved so much that I decided it was worth checking out. “My current car was a 2020 Volvo that was starting to show its age. Even though I had promised my husband I’d keep it forever, maintenance was getting ridiculous. The 50,000-mile service alone cost around $800. So I booked a test drive appointment for 1:00 p.m. “At the center, a Tesla advisor drove me first to show me how Autopilot worked, then handed me the keys. I only drove for about 10 minutes, came back, and spent some time exploring all the car’s features. After that, I was sold. I wanted it. “Before going in, I had already checked Tesla’s trade-in offer on my Volvo and it was significantly better than what Carvana was quoting. The numbers made sense. All I had to do was fill out the finance application. The rate was an incredible 0.99%, and if I kept the loan the entire term, the total finance charges would only be about $800. That was a no-brainer. “I arrived at 1:00 p.m. and drove home in my new Tesla around 5:00 p.m. Most of that time wasn’t even at the Tesla center—I had to run home to eat, find my title, clean out my old car, talk to my husband, and head back. If I had done all that in advance and had the car cleared out with the title in hand, I probably would have been in and out in about an hour. “They also happened to have the exact model, color, and configuration I would have ordered on the spot. I didn’t have to wait for a custom build. “Super long rant, but that’s my Tesla car buying story!”

One year ago today, Cognition acquired Windsurf, capping off one of the crazier weekends in our company's history. The outline has been told many times: the first call on Friday evening, the rush through Saturday and Sunday to figure out the plan together, and then the signed agreement by Monday morning. On the Cognition side, we knew we had to move fast — Windsurf had millions of users, a brand developers loved, and a great team. We printed an LOI and headed to their offices on Saturday morning ready to sign on the spot. When we got in a room with Jeff and Graham, things clicked: they had built one of the best GTM orgs in Silicon Valley and needed engineering; we had the engineering org that needed GTM. They were building an IDE, we were building a cloud agent. Everything lined up. When we welcomed the team, we said “there's only one boat and we're all in it together.” Then we got to work. Three days after close, we shipped Wave 11: "Just Keep Shipping" – and that set the tone for everything to come. In the year since, we’ve launched our own models (including SWE1.7 just last week), Devin Review, Devin CLI, and unified everything into one brand with Devin Desktop. Along the way our team wrote 20M+ lines of code and grew revenue run rate from $73M to >$500M. Thankful for the last year and excited to keep building the future of software engineering together!

One thing today deserves thirty seconds of your actual attention. A war is turning the world's most important energy chokepoint into a battlefield. Crude is up 4.5%. And: gold fell 1.4%. Bitcoin broke down. The king of safe havens and the so-called digital gold went down holding hands. The market isn't broken. It's telling you something you don't want to hear: it never priced this war as a haven event. It priced it as an inflation event. Follow the money — Crude up → inflation expectations up → so the Fed has to hike → the 2-year Treasury hit 4.24% today, a one-year high → swaps now price a September hike as all but certain. A week ago that was 66%. Rates push up, and three things die at once: gold (pays no yield), the Nasdaq (valuation), Bitcoin (long duration). They aren't three markets today. They're three legs of the same trade. So you can throw this one out: "war is bullish for Bitcoin." It isn't wrong on timing — it's wrong at the root. You thought war delivers panic. The market received inflation. And inflation ends in hikes, and hikes only ever do one thing: kill everything that yields nothing and is priced off a story about the future. Bitcoin is both. The biggest crypto post today — nearly a million views — is someone hinting he's buying more. Number six on the board is "Brent crude surges 4.5% at the open." Nobody connected them. Number six is the pricing mechanism for number one. One last thing, for anyone who still wants the honest version: this chain has a switch, and it gets flipped Tuesday. US June CPI — data that contains none of this month's oil, and likely comes in soft. If it does, the hike gets priced out, and everything I just described reverses on the spot. I don't know what Tuesday brings. I know what today was: your hedge and your digital hedge died together. The least you can do is ask what the market actually thinks this war is.

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Two people climbed to the very top of the Empire State Building spire yesterday. They pull out a banner that reads "when the power of love beats the love of power, the world knows peace," get engaged on the spot, and kiss while a helicopter circles them. Then the NYPD walks them down and hits them with felony charges. Burglary, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, the works. So now the real question: does either of them actually get convicted? Market is live, make your prediction!

NEW: British tourist goes viral for removing towels from poolside sunbeds to teach “sunbed hoggers” a lesson The woman said the same guests were claiming the best loungers early each morning and then disappearing for hours without using them Video shows her removing towels from multiple empty sunbeds and leaving them on the ground One of the loungers even had a towel clipped to the top to reserve the spot, but she removed that one too The video quickly went viral and sparked debate online over whether she was calling out bad behavior or going too far

Nice chart on the cumulative net flows for the spot bitcoin ETFs, which were close to a new high water mark bf a step back this week, still tho amazing resilience considering a 50% drawdown and being down 11% YTD (altho still up 68% since launch) via @JSeyff