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Hijo, Fratello, Époux, Father

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@CristianFPerezP @cristianc13 @grok @grok cuál es la lógica de dar esos incentivos? Porqué un inversionista institucional de gran escala debería tener prebendas que un pequeño propietario no?

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@nivito @sgarciaz @ponguton @Duranpablo8 El mejor es Copiloto, los demás hacen cobros indebidos o no autorizados o se demoran un montón en habilitar el saldo después de haberlo descontado

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@nicolasctovar @MarioRobertoP Aprovechando que sabes del tema, porqué algunos invernaderos son de luz amarilla/luz día mientras otros son de luz morada/violeta/magenta? Qué propósito tienen?

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@CoderBoomer @santiagoecheve Nunca mejor dicho, pero siguen defendiendo a los agalludos, nos enseñaron a admirar a los pícaros con el cuento de que eran "vivos"...

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@bryan_johnson Man, what was your first clue?

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@VictorTaelin Impressive yet worrisome indeed, however this is what Grok (Elon aligned) and I discussed about your position on OpenAI, how truly "Open" are they? I believe we will hardly get truly "personal AGI" given labs business models

[bubble boi @bubbleboi]

The obsession with your job and linking it to intelligence is striver cope for having no other defining qualities and has to die. Since when did clocking in at a specific employer become a proxy for intelligence? It’s LinkedIn brain rot and not very lindy if you look at history.

Stupid people are everywhere, and a huge share of them coast on pedigree rather than any real accomplishments. Passing some leetcodes and surviving a couple of PIP cycles is not evident of your intelligence but it is evidence of your conformity. And talking about “averages” here is as useful as talking about the average weather in California.

[John Ringo SF Author @Jringo1508]

Actual story:

German (and American) rocket scientists knew that requiring the massive bells of the Apollo was a non-starter. The machine to make them would cost millions that nobody would spend.

One redneck machinist* said 'Gimme a weekend.'

Started after everybody left on Friday. Took a big chunk of the material, got out some string and milling equipment...

Monday morning they walked in and there was a perfect massive bell ring, perfectly circular, the exact size, complete.

He said 'I'm going home' and went home and slept all day.

The space program was saved repeatedly by some redneck saying "I got an idea." Yes, it had to have the rocket scientists. But every time they were stumped, or over engineered things, some smart redneck would come up with the practical answer.

*If you've ever seen Rocket City Rednecks or Skinwalker Ranch, the 'redneck machinist' was Travis Taylor's father. His father (Travis' grandfather) was one of Von Braun's guards when the germans were still under arrest.

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@Resurgo_ Los peajes

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@elonmusk You are actually one that has enough pull to start solving this, look at your detractors and promoters' comments. I'm sure you will find common root causes across both sides

[Linus ✦ Ekenstam @LinusEkenstam]

I was skeptical, but now I’m completely convinced. Fencing will become super popular due to this one very particular improvement to the sport.

“Sword tip visualization” It’s going to debut at the summer olympics.

Every single duel will look like a bloody lightsaber fight

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@esteban8je @Mat_Q12 Flood de comandos AT o Hayes que usan los módulos Bluetooth baratos para configurarse. Esto satura el microcontrolador del altavoz, sobrecarga su buffer UART y suele hacer que se cuelgue, mute el audio o reinicie el streaming. Funciona principalmente en altavoces baratos chinos

[Andrew Côté @Andercot]

The simplest reason why 'services' is not the next defensible investment category is this:

Using AI for something trains it to do that task.

This means every possible niche where you can use AI to do something better eventually becomes a niche occupied by AI.

There is no 'next' generation of $1T software companies. The last generation is already here and its obvious. Software investing is over. Software was never more than 2% of the economy anyway.

The hard business of technology lies ahead, which is remaking the physical world. The other 98% of the economy.

Chemicals, Metal, Energy, Transportation, Healthcare.

Each market is 10x the total size of all software. These are not $1T company valuations, they are $10T gross annual revenue markets.

These have been unsexy to investors for two reasons:
- Lower annual growth rates
- Lower leverage on value production

AI + Robotics will fundamentally change this in all areas of the physical economy. You will see software like margins and growth rates in physical industries where the TAM for a single industrial process is $400 billion, where demand is extremely price sensitive and the addressable market is massively under-estimated.

We are lightyears from satisfying the demand for material things in the world.

Almost all economic growth is in the future.

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@JakeNomada @dumek_turbay a pesar del gran trabajo hecho infraestructura, queda todavía un tema cultural de fondo por atender, hay que darle respeto al turista para erradicar estos casos

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@ELTIEMPO @miltondiazfoto A las malas nos quieren poner a nosotros los usuarios a pagar los platos rotos del contubernio que montaron para robar plata con los famosos "cupos"

[Ancient History X @AncientEpoch]

Wow! New Study Reveals Lost Isolated Population 🚨

🧬A 6000‑Year‑Old Ghost Population in the Colombian Andes, was revealed through DNA extraction of 🦴's Discovered at an archeological site on the Bogotá Altiplano.

🏔️This group lived for 4,000 years High on the plateau above Bogotá in the Eastern Andes.

🧬They carried none of the known early ancestries in the Americas and show no special genetic link to any ancient or modern population.

The new study was published in Science Advances by Kim-Louise Krettek et al

[Ariana Thacker @m0ldilocks]

Mold. You know what mold is? It's in the Bible. Leviticus 14. Over 3,000 years ago, God stopped handing down commandments to say, "Hey, if you see greenish or reddish spots going deep into your walls? Get out. Scrape everything. Throw the stones outside the city."

He said if it comes BACK after you fix it... tear the whole damn house down.

That's God. In the Bible. Leviticus 14:33-47. With a mold remediation protocol.

And we look at that and go, "wow, ancient people were so primitive."

Meanwhile in 2026, your landlord is painting over black mold and your doctor is telling you you're anxious.

Over 3,000 years ago they knew to quarantine the house, remove the contaminated stones, scrape the walls, and if it persisted... demolish it.

Today we're arguing about whether mold makes people sick.

We didn't advance past Leviticus on this. We didn't even reach Leviticus.

A Bronze Age priest had a better mold response protocol than your insurance company.

Think about that.

[Raul @_rgsotoa]

@endocrinorosero Nos toca a nosotros los usuarios pagar los platos rotos del contubernio que montaron para robar plata con los famosos "cupos"

[Peter Walker @PeterJ_Walker]

A universal truth: most radar charts should just be bar charts.

Love your stuff, Anthropic!

[Andrew Curran @AndrewCurran_]

Striking image from the new Anthropic labor market impact report.