1/ More in the VC community need to speak out publicly to quell the panic about @SVB_Financial ... I believe their CEO when he says they are solvent and not in violation of any banking ratios & goal was to raise & strengthen balance sheet
@NFTrevolution Just to clarify, all he did was approve congress’ budget for next year, which, if he didnt, the government would shutdown.
And the US typically pulls in much more than $1.7T in revenue per year… so uh…
[revised money printer joke here]
Also, it seems the “Official” badge is making a comeback on ads by big brand accts.
Which got me thinking, why not just slap the official check mark on *all* accounts that purchase ads?
I mean they did pay, so they’re obviously verified and inherently official /s
What a mess
Discovered this interesting edge case in Twitter’s spam reporting flow while reporting an @twitter impersonator trying to shill Twitter Blue subscriptions.
Coincidentally, this image is pretty emblematic of Twitter’s rapidly spiraling identity crisis at the moment.
cc @elonmusk
Coworkers: What did you do this weekend?
Me: Made some Michael Jackson videos with my cat.
Coworkers: Cats cannot perform to a Michael Jackson song?!
My Cat:
@ROBNESSOFFICIAL I dunno, I think milk provides a similar level of value as a binding agent to cereal as the broth does in chicken noodle soup. But those are very different foods, maybe cooking/preparation has something to do with it. Then again there are “normal” soups prepared cold and such.
If we define a soup as being volumetrically predominated by liquid, then the question of whether cereal is a soup or not becomes a question of your preferred milk to cereal ratio and/or what sort of lattice structure naturally results from the geometry of the cereal in question.