ryanj20021

That was pretty slick. You should make the replies a bit more realistic and subtle so it doesn't sound like an ad, but super useful tool mate.

Check out what we’re doing at Culdesac. We build cities for people, not cars.

We’re building a 1000 resident car free neighborhood in Tempe, AZ. It is under construction now. Over 25 buildings are vertical and the first residents move in later this year.

Superblocks have much potential. And in general there is so much potential to build cities for people instead of cars.

Check out what we’re doing at Culdesac if you want to see how we’re approaching the opportunity. We’re building the first car-free neighborhood built from scratch in the US.

We can and we are!

I’m the CEO of Culdesac. Our vision is to build the first car-free city in the US, starting with the first car-free neighborhood built from scratch in the US. That’s Culdesac Tempe, a 1000-resident neighborhood that is under construction now. Residents move in next year.

Join our waitlist at culdesac.com. If you want to visit in the meantime, drop me a note. We have something exciting happening on site next month that is open to the public.

Hiring-wise, we're hiring in Tempe or remote. Dm me on socials if you can’t find something. https://www.culdesac.com/jobs

Here's our insta, which has lots of construction updates https://www.instagram.com/liveculdesac

Here's our tik tok https://www.tiktok.com/@liveculdesac

Here's our twitter https://www.twitter.com/culdesac

Here's my twitter where I also talk a lot about ebikes https://www.twitter.com/ryanmjohnson

Here's our intro article https://medium.com/culdesac/introducing-culdesac-3fbfe7c4219...

Here's a longer piece on us https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2020/10/31/busi...

And we’ll send you a car free sticker for free here

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScVzmWiEIoNsJiV7aPn...

Phoenix doesn’t get much rain but it occurs in concentrated periods, so we have more experience with it than you might think.

In fact, part of why downtown Phoenix developed a few miles from the Salt River is because it had to avoid the seasonal flooding.

We have a plan for storm water management both during construction and long-term. We worked closely with the city on it.

check us out on instagram for construction updates and more details

Founder here. Great to see the excitement people have for Culdesac and for Culdesac Tempe.

Our vision is to build the first car-free city in the US, starting with the first car-free neighborhood built from scratch in the US.

Join our waitlist at culdesac.com. We open next year! If you want to visit in the meantime, drop me a note.

Hiring-wise, we're hiring in Tempe or remote. Our top hiring prio is to lead product design. https://www.culdesac.com/jobs

Here's our insta, which has lots of construction updates https://www.instagram.com/liveculdesac

Here's our tik tok https://www.tiktok.com/@liveculdesac

Here's our twitter https://www.twitter.com/culdesac

Here's my twitter where I also talk a lot about ebikes https://www.twitter.com/ryanmjohnson

Here's our intro article https://medium.com/culdesac/introducing-culdesac-3fbfe7c4219...

Here's a longer piece on us https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/31/business/culdesac-tempe-p...

We have over 150 buildings! And we also plan to build larger. Our goal is to build the first car free city in the US.

tl;dr David Brooks is all about Arizona State University.

“Everything is on a mass scale. A.S.U.’s honors college alone is bigger than Stanford’s entire undergraduate enrollment. It graduates more Jews than Brandeis and more Muslims than Jews.”

This undersells how well known this is. Also it’s not just aspergers it’s also ADD

Outstanding work. SQL was the gateway drug to coding for me and I wish this was around. SQL is my top recommendation for people looking to become more technical, and this will likely be what I send them first.

Wish he said more about why Elixir worth keeping an eye on.

Was a great product and team

Getting past Excel and learning SQL and then Rails