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[Tony @0xRacist]

Let him cook

[RT @RT_com]

Chinese TROLL Europeans by installing ACs and fans for DOGS

While EU tells people to ‘SAVE’ environment amid heatwave

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if imma be Sisyphus, i'll be smiling all the way lezzgooo

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@yacineMTB Any suggested reading ?? I want to do graphs oriented to social links, but been so lazy NGL

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@neetcode1 Either i am stupid or your 2 minutes are waay underrated lmaoo

nice article

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@redhairshanks86 Adding to the factors mentioned in this thread, I believe Poly and Kalshi made an important job possitioning their platforms through influencers, which consolidates them as key players of the current bottleneck: distribution

https://t.co/jL6mQzS7W8

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@lucas_kurz Primeira política sería proibir cobertores de poliéster e obrigar lana phh

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

i think if you dress like this, you deserve to do a little corruption

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@Pattyice luckmaxxin

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@canarinho60043 Eu respeito o gaúcho, não faria assim direto kkk já terei oportunidade para visitar

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@code_kartik I remember the conversation always started with the vscode fork thing, now 60BUSD... im truly happy for the team, they've brought a huge social value with them, cheers !!

[CG @cgtwts]

SpaceX just acquired Cursor for $60B

> be Cursor
> 4 MIT students start a side project in 2022
> build the AI coding tool developers love
> hit a $10B valuation
> decide copilots aren’t enough
> move into models
> need massive compute to compete with OpenAI, Anthropic & Google
> meanwhile xAI is losing the coding race
> realizes catching up could take years
> skips the line
> buys Cursor for $60B
> Cursor gets compute
> xAI gets the coding leader
> founders become multi-billionaires

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@moriah_bridges Let if flow sis... dont be so harsh with u

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@moriah_bridges My parenting guideline has just been defined, thnks

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@GhassanAbuSitt1 I think about this

[terminally onλine εngineer @tekbog]

quit ur 9 to 5 job so u can work in startups 9 to 9 and then quit ur startup job so u can work 24h/7d on ur own startup

follow me for more life ruining tips

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@Kpaxs Yessss

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@adamshuaib Absolutely right ! Even more, you can see them sometimes with freshly shitted pants because they forget the bathroom COME ON MAN

[Electra @Electrarythm]

Shyness lives at the identity level. At some point you decided you were the kind of person who is not safe to be fully seen, and every shy moment since has been you obeying that decision.

Most people think shyness is about other people. It is not. It is about the relationship you have with yourself when other people are watching. You are not afraid of strangers, you are afraid of being witnessed inside an identity you do not fully believe in. The discomfort you feel in a room is the gap between who you are pretending to be and who you secretly think you are, and that gap gets exposed the moment eyes land on you.

This is why advice like "just be confident" does nothing. You cannot perform confidence on top of an identity that does not include it. Your voice shrinks, your shoulders round, your eyes find the floor, because your body is loyal to the picture underneath, and the picture says you should not take up space.

Shyness is almost always a protection strategy from childhood. Being seen got punished at some point. You were laughed at, criticized, or raised by someone whose attention felt unsafe, and you learned that staying small was how you survived. It is an outdated survival response that nobody updated.

For most people pushing yourself into situation after situation only works on the surface. The identity underneath stays the same, and the moment your effort drops, it pulls you back to where you started. Actual change happens when you shift who you believe you are in private, since that is the version of you that shows up in public.

The shift happens when you stop trying to overcome shyness and start questioning the identity that produces it. You sit with the actual belief, that you are too much or not enough or fundamentally not built for this, and you ask where it came from. Most of the time it was installed by someone whose opinion you would not trust today, and your entire shyness is built on a foundation laid by a person who no longer has any authority in your life.

Then you build a new identity through vivid daily imagination, rehearsing the version of you that has nothing to hide, until it becomes more familiar than the old one. The behavior follows on its own.

The version of you that emerges on the other side of this is not someone new. It is who you would have been all along if you had not been busy managing how you came across.