TIL: the most hamburger that Lions Tap has gone through in one day was 580 lbs. Father’s Day drove a big surge.

It is really important that you store your PLA in a dry environment. Humidity causes problems when printing. One of the cool things about 3D printing stuff is you mostly just print it. I now have ample PLA storage using this Drybox Sterilite 20 Qt project.

A little early still for tulips but always a nice time to explore the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum.

Dense garden bed of bright yellow double tulips in foreground with rows of pink tulips extending into the background.

Beautiful day for MNUFC v LAFC! ⚽️

Three fans smiling for a selfie outside Allianz Field stadium with a large UNITED sign on the grass behind them.

We started the Dragon’s Keep room at Trapped Puzzle Rooms strong. First 20 minutes or so we just plowed through everything. Smooth! Then it all fell apart in the 2nd half. We completed but were 12m over time! See Dragon’s Keep on Escaping Things for me.

Three people smiling together inside a medieval-themed escape room with stone walls, wall sconces, and decorative swords and plaques behind them.

Refining Elixir’s agent definitions by having Opus review prompts that Sonnet has modified from OpenClaw’s refactor to be used by Haiku. Seems like magic. 🪄

Tammy and I went to Michael tonight and I really enjoyed the movie — more than I was expecting. His music was such presence when I was a teenager. Billie Jean is still amazing.

Movie poster for Michael starring Jaafar Jackson in theaters and IMAX April 24 from the director of Training Day

We had a great presence from TeamSPS at the Aspirations in Computing awards event tonight and welcomed three of the four high-school interns that will be working with us this summer!

Group of about thirteen people posing in front of an Aspirations in Computing banner, two holding award certificates.

Was great to take SPS colleagues to Boludo including Eduardo who grew up in Argentina and gave us the background from growing up there!

Four people smiling at a restaurant table covered with empanadas and pizza at Boludo, an Argentine restaurant in Minneapolis.

Hypergrowth

This growth is hard to even comprehend.

Anthropic says Claude Code is now growing revenues at a $2.5 billion run-rate, a number that has doubled since January 1. Claude Code was launched in May 2025. Six months later it was at $1 billion. Its sales are growing faster than a 1980s F1 monster, pulling the whole company along with it. Anthropic hit $14 billion in ARR in February, $19 billion in March, and around $30 billion this month. — Software Eats Its Own

Even being prepared for that level of scaling is impressive.