New policy from @Atlassian:
Unless you opt out by August 17th 2026, data from Jira and Confluence will automatically be used for AI training. Some data cannot be opted out at all on some plans.
https://t.co/cJfra1rtj3
ARPANET set up its fourth node in Utah. That's not a coincidence.
From Pixar to Adobe to Bryan Johnson, Latter-day Saints have shaped generations of American technology and progress. @kwharrison13 explains why in @arenamagdotcom
In an AI native future…
Privacy technology, which has historically been considered niche will become one of the first filters by which individuals and institutions will use to determine what digital tools they use
The incumbents are too far gone to reverse their stance on harvesting user data.
Their business models depend on it and with AI coming onto the scene the incentives are even more misaligned.
Meta appears to be reversing its strong stance on encryption. The first obvious casualty is that they’re abandoning and disabling end-to-end encryption in Instagram DMs.
In due time, I will make a significant enough contribution to rebuild the Talmage Building @BYU, which hosts the computer science and math department of the school.
Today, we're introducing Spectre I, the first smart device to stop unwanted audio recordings.
We live in a world of always-on listening devices.
Smart devices and AI dominate our world in business and private conversations.
With Deveillance, you will @be_inaudible.
BREAKING: Meta Whistleblowers say WhatsApp private chats can be read by the company, despite promises of end to end encryption.
A lawsuit filed in US court claims Meta misled billions of users worldwide into believing their messages were fully private.
Meta can not be trusted.
You’d have to be braindead to believe WhatsApp is secure in 2026. When we analyzed how WhatsApp implemented its “encryption”, we found multiple attack vectors.
the immediate reflexive honking in NY seems annoying at first until you realize if everyone immediately honks it will catch all cases in which people aren’t paying attention opposed to preserving people’s feelings about being annoyed they are getting honked at and miss peak throughput
beautiful microcosm of the city
many societal inefficiencies are due to the simple fact that logistics are difficult
lots of alpha in addressing overlooked/ unsexy inefficiencies with software
killer founder and excellent human
@lomcflurry_ onward brother
the world needs more founders who can think in decades while ruthlessly executing on a day to day basis
great company with exceptional mission and s-tier team
@joshpacini doing great work brother
Valinor is building momentum with a $13 million funding round to increase clinical trial success through our ML platform.
Thank you to our investors @CRV, @HarpoonVentures, @AminoCollective, and @Pelion_VP for backing our vision to help shape the future of faster, more efficient drug development.
This investment will fuel the expansion of our proprietary patient-derived datasets and grow our San Francisco-based team.
Our multimodal ML models are trained on matched multi-omic and clinical outcome datasets to better predict patient response — helping drug developers identify responders earlier, design smarter trials, and uncover new insights from real-world biology.
If you are working on clinical drug programs and want to learn more about Valinor's predictive ML models for patient response please reach out!
This is nearly every IOT device, every video conferencing service (Zoom, Teams, etc), every cloud service (O365, Google Drive), and look up the SS7 vulnerability (they did a 60 Minutes episode on it!), every phone call and (“green”) text message.
min gave me a job when i was a fresh out of high school 17 year old who just moved to utah. taught me about all things supplements and company building
excellent human being but also a killer who has built a multi billion dollar value supplement empire starting in his dorm room, completely off the radar, awesome wife and kids.
n = 1
I know people are talking about Crumbl Cookie guy being a big deal in BYU/Sitake but Min Kim is the bigger deal here
Nutricost owner who is helping pay to *hopefully* keep Sitake in Provo
I’m told that “once church approves” ‘Donors’ can pay coaches salary and once do, they’ll allow Min to do it.
Min already helps pay BYU football players salaries. He helped BYU land Dybantsa
the chat control which would’ve rendered end-to-end encryption worthless in the EU will not go through
scary this was on the table but happy that the decision for freedom and privacy will continue