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building @dateknown

[Aden @Adensolo]

@pmarca @pmarca Curious how you’d answer the following:

Meet the horse. Horses had two centuries of “technology creates more demand for horses,” railroads increased horse employment, until the substitute became general-purpose, and then the mechanism didn’t slow… it inverted, fast.

[Known @dateknown]

Known is built around the belief that the best introductions happen in real rooms. Every so often, we get to prove it.

We are hosting a poker night with Adverb Ventures in the Marina on July 14. Real dealers, bites, drinks, all levels welcome. Both teams will be there.

Register here: https://t.co/vPQ2r1JX3H

[New York Yankees @Yankees]

Mic'd up with @jalenbrunson1 & @joshhart for their first pitches at Yankee Stadium 🎤

[Aden @Adensolo]

@taxcounsl @comic @JohnLeFevre Exactly. If you rob a bank, buy lottery tickets, hit the jackpot, and pay the bank back - you still robbed the bank. Intent and the act are complete at the taking.

[Aden @Adensolo]

@rabois the craziest part of this whole ordeal is that if Wemby's flagrant was called correctly upon review yesterday, after his flagrant this game, he'd now be suspended.

[Aden @Adensolo]

@KnicksMemes @rabois Thoughts? This is a textbook flagrant 2 IMO. The mechanism that makes this a 2 and not a 1: contact is to the head/neck area, it's away from a legitimate play on the ball, and the wind-up shows intent to redirect the body to the ground.

[swish @swishismvp]

Meet ethical hoops everyone!

[Muki @____Muki____]

@lithos_graphein Nikon is the next Intel.
Just like how Intel got rescued by fab shortage even though TSMC is much better, Nikon will be rescued by lithography shortage within a few years even if ASML is better in every way demand will just be so much higher than what ASML can supply.

[Aden @Adensolo]

@NBAPR how is brunson second team over cade

[Aden @Adensolo]

@KnicksMemes

[Aden @Adensolo]

@kayneswolfers @NBA_NewYork @athletelogos You think you're mad?

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

THIS POSTER 😳

MITCH ROB ON EMBIID'S HEAD 😱

📸: Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBAE via Getty Images

[Aden @Adensolo]

@dateknown

[OpenAI @OpenAI]

Introducing the ChatGPT Futures Class of 2026—26 honorees from the first graduating class to have had ChatGPT throughout all four years of university, who used AI to:

- Map 1.5M previously unknown objects in space

- Detect disaster survivors through walls and debris

- Make 100M+ galaxy images searchable

- Preserve endangered languages

- Build infrastructure to reroute 5M+ pounds of unsold inventory from landfills

[OpenAI @OpenAI]

Introducing the ChatGPT Futures Class of 2026—26 honorees from the first graduating class to have had ChatGPT throughout all four years of university, who used AI to:

- Map 1.5M previously unknown objects in space

- Detect disaster survivors through walls and debris

- Make 100M+ galaxy images searchable

- Preserve endangered languages

- Build infrastructure to reroute 5M+ pounds of unsold inventory from landfills

[Ben Stiller @BenStiller]

KNICKS IN 6

[Aden @Adensolo]

@levilian1 @SeanZCai fully agree

[Aden @Adensolo]

@SeanZCai networks erode, tooling gets replicated (and the labs build their own). Process knowledge transfers when key people leave. None of the three are obviously durable on a 5-year horizon, and the labs have every incentive to commoditize all three.

[Aden @Adensolo]

@SeanZCai and last the unstated assumption in the bull case is that "scalable QA'd data production" is a defensible business. It might not be? The defensibility comes from one of: (a) proprietary expert networks, (b) proprietary tooling/infrastructure, (c) accumulated process knowledge.