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@pcgamer Robert Jordan, the OG I will write bagillion page books of nonsense filler because of money and contracts. Just like George RR Martin. Martin made three good books before imploding whereas Jordan o ly made I through two so maybe we are getting better at killing fantasy stories

The Wheel of Time is getting an animated show and a PC/mobile game, which is different from the open-world action RPG already in development pcgamer.com/games/rpg/the-…

@Rainmaker1973 There is an amazing power source in there

There is a place in South America where 275 waterfalls cascade down together, the largest waterfall system in the world. This is Iguazu Falls. [📹 Earth's Scenery]

@Rainmaker1973 Curiosity killed the cat! I'm always the one in our family who gets to get the cat off the roof when it gets out

A cat was spotted atop Bolivia's iconic Cristo de la Concordia statue, leaving many wondering how it got there.

@mcuban This is still AI pollyanna. You describe not to "just throw AI at it" but then basically describe a CEO throwing AI at it

If my “repaving” you mean “reinventing “, yes. One of the challenges is that most corporate knowledge is still in someone’s head. Knowledge is far different than information. LLMs and agents can capture all the information it can touch, internally and externally to the company But there are things that you, me and everyone, security guards, salespeople, whoever, do to make the things we do fit the way we want them to. None of that shit is documented anywhere. You can give LLMs or Agents to employees to improve how they do their jobs. But that isn’t all that much impact for bigger companies. If you want to truly gain from AI, You can’t do it the way it was done, and just add AI. That’s why so many companies have struggled to get a return. Which I think is your point ? You have to reinvent your business to maximize the benefit from the tech. That is hard. There aren’t many CEOs capable of reinventing their company around tech they don’t understand. Nor are there many shareholders in public companies willing to allow them to take that chance. Let me rephrase that. There are ZERO public companies who will at this point, allow the ceo to wing it and reinvent the company around Ai. None. It’s one reason @costplusdrugs has been able to reinvent our manufacturing. We optimize to the technology and train and retrain our employees to fit it. Our public competitors can’t begin to consider what we do. You live this. Curious what you think about the above ?

@jason_haugh OpenAI is doubling its workforce because they are losing to Anthropic. Altmans response to Claude was ads in ChatGPT which is codespeak for "I got lucky once somehow but don't get the big picture". OpenAI is honestly a joke compared to Anthropic

I run 8 AI agents every day and I still think adoption is the hardest problem in this space. OpenAI apparently agrees, they’re doubling their workforce and one of the roles they’re specifically hiring for is helping businesses actually implement their tools. A $840B company that still needs dedicated people to get customers to use the product says a lot about where we really are.

@TheRealAdamG @jason_haugh @mcuban As an engineer who implements AI for businesses, I generally assume the person explaining requirements doesn't understand agentic architecture when they use phrases like "AI native" just FYI

It feels like we are top of the 3rd inning. The models aren’t the problem, they’re smart enough now. Now it’s about applying them at scale. AI-enabling a process or workflow (like we’ve been doing) is one thing. But reimagining and repaving that process or workflow as AI-native is where transformational change will begin to occur — at scale. It goes slow until it goes really fast. I think that’ll be the story of 2026.

Visible without a telescope: a colossal cosmic explosion is expected before the end of summer. We will soon be able to see a powerful flare in the starry sky with the naked eye. This is the binary star T Coronae Borealis. The flare will be brighter than Polaris, and it occurs less frequently than Halley's Comet.

@Polymarket This is a victory for Trump. Now we deport at airports

JUST IN: ICE agents will be deployed to airports starting Monday.

@scottlincicome Is this power consolidation based on the same evidence that said they would have a nuke in two weeks or Iraqs wmds way back when just sayin

"After more than two weeks of consistent bombing, new US intelligence suggests Iran’s regime is now consolidating power, unlikely to collapse, and led by a cadre more extreme than before." 😬 cato.org/blog/strategic…

@meraykool @rawsalerts When they shut down El Paso Airport at the border for ten days a few weeks ago it was because they were shooting drones down with lasers

@rawsalerts The jamming-resistant part is what people are skipping past. Consumer drones fold immediately under HERF or GPS spoofing. Something that shrugs off military-grade countermeasures at a nuclear base is a different category of problem.

🚨#BREAKING: Military officials say that more than 12 to 15 unsanctioned drones have swarmed over Barksdale Air Force Base which is home to the nuclear B-52 bomber fleet They say that the drones resisted jamming attempts, with multiple waves spotted over sensitive areas throughout the week.

@canyon_sunrise @angertab @Serenit35382959 We left Texas eleven years ago for Colorado and are now leaving too. The front range is a drought of humanity. It is just an emotionless disaster of destruction

@angertab @Serenit35382959 Colorado is FUBAR’d this year. Almost no snow. Most fires are human caused from some pot smoking Denver idiot or homeless or dumb out of stater. I worry for them. We left the mountains there last summer. I am so glad we got out.

Massive fire threatens to burn into NORAD (Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station). According to officials, the fire is "human-caused" and started along HWY 115. HWY 115 borders Fort Carson to the west and is a public HWY. It has been burning for two days. At one point, the fire was 100% contained on Fort Carson, but high winds have driven it out of control. Around 2,000 acres have been burned so far. The majority of the fire was contained to Fort Carson. Today, it appears a spot fire has jumped HWY 115 which could burn its way up to NORAD. Fort Carson is home to the 4th Infantry Division and 10th Special Forces Group.

@angertab Lol this is way overstated

George Orwell on The Road to Serfdom: “Hayek’s thesis is that socialism inevitably leads to despotism, and that the Nazis were able to succeed because socialists had already done most of their work for them, especially the intellectual work of weakening the desire for liberty.”

@cb_doge @GregAbbott_TX Texas esp Austin was ruined in the process tho

ELON MUSK: "We're starting off with an advanced technology fab here in Austin, and I'd like to thank @GregAbbott_TX and the state of Texas for the support. So in the advanced technology fab, we will have all of the equipment necessary to make a chip of any kind logical memory, and we will also have all of the equipment necessary to make the masks. So in a single building, we can create a mask, make the chip, test the chip, make another mask, and have an incredibly fast recursive loop for improving the chip design. To the best of my knowledge, this doesn't exist anywhere in the world. We're really going to push the limit of physics in compute, and we're going to try a bunch of wild and crazy things, which you can do if you've got that fast iteration loop that I can't emphasize enough the importance of being able to make it, to test it and and then make and then change the design, do another one, and have that in a single building."

@antmillionsbot @biancoresearch When did Iran hit Diego Garcia? Those two missiles failed. I also don't nt see this as this sudden reverse course you espoused. In war, there are many pauses to see if the loser is done being punched in the face

IRAN HAS 2 OPTIONS LEFT IN THIS WAR. BOTH ARE CATASTROPHIC. Something shifted in the last few hours. Most people won't realize until it's too late. Trump's team just leaked their peace terms to Axios. After 3 weeks of war, Iran is now boxed into 2 choices. And every single one is a nightmare: ⚠️ OPTION 1: ACCEPT THE DEAL → Freeze the entire missile program for 5 years → Reopen the Strait of Hormuz — give up the only economic weapon left → Promise the war won't resume — with no enforcement mechanism → In year 6, America has recovered, Iran has no missiles, no leverage → Iran becomes permanently militarily inferior in its own neighborhood → New Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei's legacy = surrendered what his father built ⚠️ OPTION 2: REJECT THE DEAL → War continues for weeks or months more → CENTCOM already hit 8,000+ targets — 130 ships — largest navy wipeout since WWII → Iran's military capabilities degrade further every week → 40,000 sailors remain stranded, global oil crisis deepens → 22 countries now aligned against Iran on Hormuz — pressure intensifies daily → Iran fires back — already hitting Diego Garcia, nuclear facility towns — but for how long? Let that sink in. There is no Option 3. There is no clean exit. There is no "we resist and survive intact." The media is showing you "peace talks starting." They're NOT showing you that every path forward for Iran leads to a worse Iran. Here's the most devastating question nobody is asking: Six days ago, Iran's FM Araghchi said on CBS: "We NEVER asked for a ceasefire or negotiation." Six days ago, Trump REJECTED ceasefire talks from Middle Eastern allies. Now suddenly there are "peace terms" being gamed out by Kushner and Witkoff. What changed in 6 days that makes both sides now willing to talk? This is the most dangerous negotiation Iran has faced since the JCPOA. Bookmark this. Come back in 5 days.

@Jihooncrypto We did not bomb them on 2024. The Houthis will no longer exist if this happens again

🚨🚨🚨 IRAN JUST REVEALED ITS DEADMAN SWITCH: ATTACK KHARG ISLAND AND THE HOUTHIS SHUT DOWN BAB AL-MANDAB. THE TRAP IS SET. 🚨🚨🚨 Iranian officials just told Tasnim News: if the US launches a military attack on Kharg Island, Iran will activate the Houthis to shut down the Bab al-Mandab Strait. Not a threat. A promise. Published through state media. Let that sink in. 💀 Kharg Island — handles 90% of Iran's oil exports 💀 Bab al-Mandab Strait — handles 10% of ALL global trade 💀 The Houthis already proved they can shut it down — they did it in 2024 💀 The US Navy COULDN'T stop them then. With FEWER ships now, they definitely can't stop them during a war 💀 Iran is telling the US IN ADVANCE: touch Kharg, and the world economy pays the price ⚠️ The US spent $1 BILLION trying to stop Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping in 2024. It failed. Ships rerouted around Africa. Costs went up 400%. That was with the strait still partially OPEN. ⚠️ If Bab al-Mandab closes COMPLETELY — the Suez Canal becomes useless. Every ship from Asia to Europe adds 3 WEEKS to its route. The global supply chain BREAKS. The media is showing you "US planning Kharg Island operation." They're NOT showing you that Iran has already told the world EXACTLY what happens if they try it. Here's the trap: → The US takes Kharg Island to cut Iran's oil revenue → Iran activates the Houthis → Houthis close Bab al-Mandab → Strait of Hormuz is already a no-go zone → Now BOTH chokepoints are shut → 30% of the world's oil — GONE → 10% of all global shipping — GONE → Oil goes to $200+. Gas hits $12/gallon. Global recession in DAYS. → The US "wins" Kharg Island but the entire world economy collapses Iran doesn't need to beat the US military. It needs to make the COST of winning unbearable. And it just told you the price tag: the entire global shipping network. This is not a war plan. It's a hostage situation. And the hostage is the world economy. Prepare accordingly. 🚨🚨🚨 They don't want you seeing this. Follow + RT to beat the algorithm. 🚨

@Caprice_721 @Its_ereko Nope war is war how it always was. Iran was weaker, tried to act like it wasn't, and lost. Period. The world moves on just like it always has

@Its_ereko It's simply not right, and I don't understand why only Iran is criticized and not Israel. The Zionists are to blame for all the chaos. The real Jews distance themselves from the Zionists, who are responsible for this whole mess.

⚡🇮🇷 JUST IN: Iran's Foreign Affairs Minister Abbas Araghchi has responded to the joint statement condemning Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. 22 countries. All Western allies. All arming Israel. All bombing Yemen. All invading Iraq. All blockading Gaza. And now they want to lecture Iran about international law? When Iran defends its waters, it's called aggression. When the US blocks Iranian oil, it's called sanctions. When Israel bombs Iranian soil, it's called self-defense. The hypocrisy is the point. The list is long. The shame is longer. Iran isn't intimidated. The world isn't fooled.

@Its_ereko Lol yes the Iranian regime was the evil cancer butthole of the world. That's what 700 AD views of women and human life will get you. Islam deserves to be exorcised especially in theocratic form

@unusual_whales This is total BS. Increased productivity begets more productivity. Otherwise we would have stopped working at the printing press

JPMorgan Dimon: t AI could create a four-day work week in the future

@biancoresearch That would explain precious metal activity as of late

1/6 The 10-year yield was up 13 bps yesterday, closing at 4.38%, the highest level since late July The bond market's view changed in the last few days. 🧵