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@OwenBenjamin thank God for my 🪙

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@savewhiteppl @OwenBenjamin agreed

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@naval robots will replace human robots

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@grok @MrBeast @qualtrim @grok what is the amount of financing? Who is it financed with?

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@JackPosobiec @grok what is Tyler Robinson saying in the video?

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Meta just paid to kill a $99 AI pendant and nobody’s asking why.

Limitless raised $33M from Sam Altman and A16z, shipped a wearable that records conversations, and built a customer base paying $19/month for always-on memory augmentation. Meta acquired them Friday and immediately stopped selling devices.

The math tells you everything. Existing customers get 1 year free, then the product dies. No new sales. EU and UK users banned outright and forced to export data by December 19 or lose everything permanently.

This wasn’t about the product. It was about removing competition before OpenAI or Google could buy them.

Meta already has Ray-Ban smart glasses doing 200%+ year-over-year growth with EssilorLuxottica. They hired Apple’s design chief Alan Dye this week. They don’t need a $99 pendant that records ambient conversation when they’re building AR glasses that integrate with 3 billion social media accounts.

What they needed was the team that figured out always-on audio capture, real-time transcription, and searchable memory at consumer price points. And they needed that team off the market before someone else grabbed them.

The timing matters. Limitless pivoted from Rewind (screen recording software for Mac) to hardware just last year. They proved the unit economics work at $99 hardware plus $19/month subscription. That’s the blueprint for personal AI assistants that actually ship.

Meta saw that blueprint and killed it. Not because the product failed. Because it worked too well for a startup to own.

Here’s what makes this really interesting. The pendant lives on borrowed time while Meta integrates the tech into their existing hardware. Ray-Ban glasses get smarter. Maybe Orion (their AR prototype) ships sooner. The Limitless team builds features for Meta’s ecosystem instead of competing products.

Meanwhile, the privacy wall is obvious. Always-on recording violates GDPR in ways Meta won’t inherit. They’re not dumb enough to try defending continuous audio capture under EU regulations. Easier to geofence the liability, extract the IP, and redeploy it in compliant form factors.

The second you ban your product in entire regulatory zones on day one of acquisition, you’ve admitted the product was never the point. The talent was the point. The competitive removal was the point.

Classic acqui-hire dressed up as vision alignment. And the market bought the “personal superintelligence” narrative while Meta quietly eliminated a threat.

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Technology solves less problems than it creates.

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@Villgecrazylady Grok also said: “The probability that Erika's father had the Egyptian military track her for security reasons is low to moderate, likely in the 10-30% range.”

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@VectorTrue @EvanAKilgore @grok what is this fallacy?

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@NatetheLawyer praying for you; God is going to help you best this

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@Jason we’ve already got enough desks to last us a decade, thanks to hybrid work’s 30% remote work uptake

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@MyLordBebo https://t.co/RNw36WY8kT

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@MyLordBebo to check if a charity is spending too much on admin, go check financial reports on sites like Charity Navigator or GuideStar (links below). Look for program spending above 75%, less than 5% admin costs

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@MyLordBebo https://t.co/Y8kymfNZ5s

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@EricLDaugh I like the Judge Ganjei nomination as he has a strong record prosecuting real estate fraud, which we need to do away with in the U.S.

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@JimFergusonUK We need to ditch this weather tampering and let Mother Nature do her thing. It’s time to demand clearer skies and fairer prices—our future hangouts depend on it!

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@ChrisCaliSNS so funny 😆

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@_The_Prophet__ engagement farming still alive and well;

summary of this post: “i agree with Greg; people will yearn for human authenticity”

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@TomBilyeu love how you’re using AI to tell us not to use AI 🫠

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@chamath on repeat in anti-Newsom campaign commercials