Our ride home parked at gate 83.

Delta Air Lines Airbus A321 N110DX parked at gate 83 on a rainy airport tarmac with several other Delta aircraft behind it.

I just learned that you can register a Shortcut in Unread to create your own actions for feed items. This is huge for my workflows! 🀯πŸ₯³

Ringing Nasdaq Closing Bell!

We were in New York today to ring the closing bell for the Nasdaq! This is a really incredible experience and I’ve been able to do it three times now with SPS! We rang the opening bell in 2014 which was the prelude to our very first analyst day as a public company.

We rang the closing bell in 2023. That one was actually supposed to happen in 2020 when we celebrated 10 years as a public company but due to the pandemic that didn’t happen. So in 2023 we marked the end of an era as Archie Black, our CEO was retiring. That was a particularly special event and evening with spouses along as well.

This third visit was to celebrate hitting 100 Quarters of Growth β€” 25 years of consistent top-line growth every single quarter. It is an incredible accomplishment that few companies have achieved. I’m proud to be able to say I was there for over half of those 100 quarters. This time we had 100 customers join us at the event for a nice reception before and after the ceremony. It was incredible!

A group of people is celebrating an event at the Nasdaq with confetti falling in a festive atmosphere. A group of six people is standing behind a Nasdaq platform with the SPS Commerce logo on a blue background. A large group of people poses around the Nasdaq podium on a stage with stock market displays in the background. People are gathered in a modern studio with large screens displaying financial data, including Nasdaq information. A group of people is standing behind a Nasdaq podium, with SPSC Nasdaq Listed displayed in front. A person is standing at a Nasdaq podium with a blue background displaying the SPS Commerce logo. A group of people is gathered in Times Square in front of large digital billboards, including a prominent Nasdaq display. A busy street scene features the Nasdaq building in Times Square, displaying a large digital screen with its logo.

Delicious coffee this morning at Blue Bottle Bryant Park. Not going to score top presentation points, but the taste is as good as always.

Two cappuccinos with latte art hearts in white ceramic cups on saucers, on a dark marble table beside a laptop.

I can certainly do a lot with OpenClaw, but when you turn around and realize you used $30 of LLM tokens in a single day it gives you pause. πŸ˜¬πŸ’Έ

Wonderful evening photo walk around Manhattan tonight.

A brightly lit theater marquee for The Late Show is displayed on a city street at night.A shop window displays large, colorful ice cream cone models, lit up and arranged on a grid, with a view inside revealing various products.A modern architectural structure features a series of illuminated vertical beams and a grid-like ceiling, creating a striking and futuristic atmosphere.A grid of circular patterns with varying black and white hexagonal designs is displayed, creating an abstract geometric appearance.A giant, illuminated Louis Vuitton trunk, adorned with monogram patterns, dominates a city street at night.People are ice skating on a rink at Rockefeller Center, with colorful lights reflecting on the ice and a lit-up building in the background.

Times Square!

Crowds of pedestrians fill Times Square at night surrounded by towering buildings covered in bright colorful LED billboards and advertisements.

Just asked Claude to test mb for an extended run:

Okay. I’m going to go on a walk for about an hour. This whole project is still pretty new. Can you exercise it extensively using the test blog permissions you have now and give it a thorough work through various features. Fix anything that comes up and we’ll check in when I’m back.

My last two flights I’ve spent the entire time working with coding agents on projects. The time just flies by! Don’t even need headphones.