Dad. Husband. History buff. Bostonian.
Host of @ICEHousePodcast from @NYSE and @Polioptics pod from @SiriusXM. Author of @OffScriptBook from @WhiteHouse days.
I am grateful for all those who have served in uniform so the country is safe for all of US.
The skills veterans developed in uniform should open doors to think big, act big and build big long after their service ends.
This Veterans Day we're investing $500,000 in @HelmetsHardhats to help veterans transfer those skills and knowledge into long-lasting careers to help build big here. 🪖🇺🇸—>👷⚡️
We believe reindustrializing the country can expand the American Dream for more working families. This is a small token of appreciation for our service members who volunteered for service to the benefit of the entire country.
To all who served: thank you! And, to @NABTU and President @SeanMcGarvey_ you are Great Americans for (as always) doing the heavy lifting to stand up this work.
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar on CNBC.
"> We at OpenAI, have promised we will never raise your electricity bill. In fact, often working with utilities, we can help invest in that grid.
> Number 2 is water. When you look at a large data center footprint, it's usually about 2 Olympic swimming pool size worth of water, which we truck in.
And then it's like a car radiator. It doesn't really get lost. In fact, most of the water is for the people working in those data centers, and those are good jobs.
> And then the 3rd thing people are worried about is noise.
I was just in Georgia 2 weeks ago talking to the community about how we would build a 300-foot high berm around the data center to be able to control noise. But what else?"
(full link of the interview in comment. )
After listening to local residents, we're taking action. Our blueprint for building with communities ensures these communities are in control of how AI infrastructure is built and share in the benefits.
Read all about it: https://t.co/0twgU73kVL (1/3)
I spent Saturday at the United States Naval Academy and it was the greatest football experience of my life!
My first time at Navy did not disappoint and my full video documenting the day is live NOW!!
Watch it here: https://t.co/K4Rq5cVdVo
One last sunny day at the office. Thanks to everyone who followed along this season. More than a quarter century covering this team and I’ve never seen anything like it. Hope y’all had fun despite the ending. Let’s do it again soon.
The contrast between hanging up the last phone call of the day of high-stakes decisions and then a minute later walking in the door to the pure love of small children who want to laugh and play and show you every discovery they made that day is the strangest and best thing I have ever experienced in life.
I am very uncomfortable about people trying to ascribe religious force or a surrender of human judgment to AI models, and think it is a real safety issue.
The most painful part of any season ending, especially a playoff season, is coming to grips with the fact that the constant you can always look forward to at the end of every day, the Sox on in your living room, isn’t gonna be there anymore. In most years, it’s 5-6 months, which is always daunting. But it’s even more painful this time around because none of us knows when we will see Red Sox baseball again with the lockout looming.