Can’t stop progress.
At least make the ride fun!
Jensen Huang just resigned from Nvidia. What if Elon ends up hiring him to help with Terafab (as well as other things) and together they make America the greatest producer of advanced chips in the world?
The most entertaining outcome is the mostly likely, right?
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We can either keep them hooked on cheap chips or incentivize them to make their own. China can’t build a jet engine, and America can’t build factories with cheap labor.
Our reactionary politicians are fucking this up royally.
This would mean gpu export controls were not only ineffective, but counterproductive, as a much stronger Chinese GPU market emerged
My guess is that seeing this abject failure of policy, the state will double down on it, and the population will generally support it
Markets cannot be controlled, nor should they be. Dollar-weighted democracy, without the retardation.
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ChatGPT is my PC:
We switched 10 people from iPhone to Blue. Weeks later, none of them want their iPhone back.
Introducing Blue: a phone you just talk to. Tell it what you need, and it gets done.
It has all the context, can use every single app, and even triages your notifications.
We built it for people who always have a little too much to do. The ones buried in messages, notifications, and to-dos.
If that's you, get yours today.
Backed by Y Combinator + 70 other VCs & angels.
heyblue.com
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How to mid-curve:
Jensen Huang must go
We argue in @TheEconomist that his position is untenable
"Like many powerful leaders, he came to believe that he was too important for the normal rules to apply to him."
But he is not the only one. Howard Lutnick has failed to stem the flow of chips to China. More heads should roll
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Cosign, this exact model:
"what costs $500 and can change your life?"
my wife was in south korea earlier this year and i surprised her with a toto bidet while she was away
electronic bidets are popular in SK, and she was *thrilled* to come home and find one in her own bathroom
it was ~$450 and took like 20 mins to install (it's a lid+seat combo, not a whole toilet)
using a bidet can definitely feel alienating or seem strange, but after a few times you'll ask yourself why you waited so long
most people go through life sitting on cold toilet seats... it doesnt have to be this way!
ours doesn't have an automatic flusher or a motorized lid like some of the super fancy ones, but it does come with a mountable remote, has adjustable settings for the bidet, a dryer, a small tank so the water is warm, and a few other useful features
(affiliate) link to my exact model: link.amazon/B01rOAhxV
if you are seriously considering buying one, make sure you have an outlet nearby (you have to plug it in) and be sure to you measure your toilet. there's plenty of videos online that can help guide you :)
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Microsoft integrated Internet Explorer directly into Windows in hopes of owning the Internet layer.
What actually mattered to users, though, was getting to Google search. The OS and the browser didn’t matter.
Meta is hoping today’s version is that users only care about getting to Muse. They are making Muse available everywhere, while vertically integrating every feature from other platforms, like long form video.
A new window for aggregating user demand has opened and they are taking full advantage.
After holding out for 15 years to make an Instagram for iPad app, now no company ships faster and more often for seemingly all Apple platforms than Meta. macrumors.com/2026/11/09/met…
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I’ve started putting some of my posts onchain via Grok Bot. It started with my predictions, then some themes, then articles. Soon I’m putting books I’ve read, movie preferences, etc.
Crypto is very easy when you let the bots handle it!
base.easscan.org/attestation…
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In the blink of an eye, we’re here 🎯
Replying to @gavinpurcell
Finally, imagine that "being" or whatever call it as a constant companion along with you for your life, whether in your ear or on your phone / computer.
It's a remarkable thing and I think completely achievable in the next few years and, if really good, will explode in use.
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Meta’s Edits app on Mac has an automation server now. I connected it to Claude Code in one line.
So Claude can rough-cut my Reels (clips, music, text, previews) right inside Meta’s own editor, and I just finish it and post.
No more exporting XML back and forth.
Getting closer to finally ditching FCPX once and for all. Also been vibe editing for a few months now and improving the process each time. Exciting
edits.instagram.com/desktop/
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RyanFox.eth has signed/attested to the above post.
Onchain proof:
base.easscan.org/attestation…
I created a Grok Bot named Onchain Receipts, which has the authority to sign and publish onchain receipts of my social media posts.
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Prediction markets bring truth onchain.
They incentivize bringing more data (of all types) onchain. And the more that onchain data gets used, the more valuable it becomes.
prediction markets were spot on last night, if anything they underrated the blue wave slightly.
not only were they totally accurate in the aggregate, they delivered results way faster than the polls. another big W for prediction markets after some shaky results in Brazil/Israel.
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I still think we have this backwards.
Give me a cryptographic signature that @Cyborg21 authorized this post over a watermark saying AI helped write it.
People should retain authority over their public voice as their means of expression change.
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Even if politicians okayed every data center buildout tomorrow, there’s not enough power in America to meet demand.
GPUs are already sitting dark while they wait for power. Space is the only solution.
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Fully agree. Switching to commercial from here on out. It’s a matter of safety.
Never getting in a Lear 60 again
And with commercial being 10x cheaper and 10x safer, I’m only flying the big iron from the majors
What’s the point of saving two hours on average when you have starlink on 50% of @united flight already
See you in the lounge besties
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