Would be cool to visually be able to see the origins of a topic/keyword. Would make it easier to find interesting accounts with smaller reach.
For example, this BRS post was QT’d from “Interesting Videos” and went on to fetch 2.5m impressions. It was probably posted even earlier by someone else but probably never with the BRS detail. At least from what you can see from the search results.
Anyways, having the ability to see the first time a topic was mentioned would be ideal. Furthermore, an indicator that reveals if one of your follows/followers has posted about something before would be great for discovery too.
As it stands now, @x sort of buries content and constantly builds on top of itself. So unless you use bookmarks or someone retweets a post, old posts become increasingly isolated. Like stars growing further apart from one another, and causing a universe to undergo “heat death”.
This concept is especially important considering @elonmusk’s plan to pay people for impressions and how he wants to discourage poaching. As for me it’s more a matter of not being lumped with meta ideas and having the ability to show that I’ve discussed a topic prior to it going “viral”.
Maybe @ehikian can implement this into @x’s design.
In our latest documentary, we went to Abilene, Texas. A town of 130,000 where OpenAI is building it's biggest data center. We went to a local rodeo to get some reactions from residents.
Yep & laws like KYC for certain compute thresholds and Remote Access Security Act etc. Departure control orders to prevent foreign talent from Qian Xuesenmaxxing. Mandatory security clearances for frontier lab employees mirroring national labs, far more robust controls than even those that were used for nuclear tech. Too much nuke stuff leaked—from documents, to fissile material (NUMEC), krytrons etc.
Recursive AI models leading towards AGI/ASI = potential end game, winner takes all tech for whoever develops it. We won’t even be able to trust our own allies. Moreover, it will be a double sided problem. People will be trying to break in, and “it” may want to break out.
Yugoslav wars + Kosovo war impacted the economic rollout post USSR heavily. Vital chokepoints railroads/bridges linking to rest of Europe destroyed by war had to use inefficient detours. Their water routes via Danube were blocked for a few years after NATO destroyed a key crossing. This impacted their ability to integrate with Western Europe, regional instability stifled foreign investment etc. Weak economy, weak government = power vacuum. Mutri (mafia) take over all the levers of power, embezzle state funds etc.
As a result of all these negatives they have the highest out of pocket medical costs in Europe. Expensive healthcare and a weak economy is not good. And it doesn't help that the local diet is high in sodium/fats, if you try Bulgarian feta you'll see it is super salty compared to Greek feta. Bad economy, bad healthcare = dip/stagnation in life expectancies.
TLDR; the other countries on the list had better spawns, avoided war and had proximity to GDP/wealth.
@alz_zyd_ it’s worth +$300 alone, to be in the presence of a specialist—watching them execute. food is extra.
the premise is similar to buying a bottle at bevmo or a winery vs being served by a master sommelier.
a raw product is fungible, a luminary is not. experiences are priceless.
i saw this recently in japan no box no papers ~$30k it’s one of the most commonly on sale yet on paper really rare pieces.
you missed a sothebys sale in december. a guy also named ben just sold a gold and platinum one. he probably has a source in europe and japan. email: [email protected].