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The @GoogleQuantumAI whitepaper reshaped the quantum conversation. We sat down with Benjamin Villalonga from @GoogleQuantumAI to walk through the full quantum computing stack from first principles - where the hardware meets classical simulation. 1 hour. Full conversation ↓

@lior_eth Congrats Lior, keep backing the best.

Earlier today, Bloomberg reported that Optiver, one of the leading trading firms in the world, as well as a large university endowment fund have become strategic shareholders in Eden Block. We're honored to welcome these partners into Eden Block as we continue to aggressively scale our platform. Eden Block is built on the belief that the most important systems of the next decade will emerge at the intersection of markets, software, and intelligence. This evolving amalgam of infrastructure will enable endless applications. This view has not always been obvious. For a long time, much of what sits at this intersection felt early, fragmented, and difficult to categorize. Underlying teams, and the solutions they are working on did not fit neatly into any clear buckets that investors could easily underwrite. The infrastructure was incomplete, the applications immature and unclear. The demand signals were weak or indirect. In many cases, the most important work was happening below the level of visibility or interpretability that markets typically reward. Over time, this direction has become more clear. Markets are becoming increasingly permissionless and programmable, and intelligent software, powered by compute, sits at the heart of their coordination and execution. Machine intelligence, once detached from broader economic activity, has become the beating heart of innovation, and the driver of most, if not all future inventions. Therefore, scaling and accelerating the capabilities of machine intelligence has become one of humanity's biggest missions. This expansion will occur across all layers of the stack: the infrastructure, the intelligence itself, and the applications it powers. We've long held the belief that we've entered a point of no return, a point where all aspects of the world's dynamics converge on a free, permissionless market for innovation and advancement. In this market, technology loses all semblance of gravity. To put it simply, there's never been a better time in history to build things. With the support of our new partners, we're doubling down on our mission to back the builders of the new internet. We meet relentless founders at the frontier, and build alongside them. With AI disrupting or empowering every single industry in the world, markets in particular are experiencing a dramatic shift. We're excited to bring the combined platforms of Eden Block and Optiver to accelerate the teams who are shaping the markets and technologies of tomorrow. We're confident that our combined efforts will foster new experimentation, and enable the dramatic shifts we're expecting to see across markets. We're excited to reinforce our commitment to our founders, our conviction in Eden Block's mission, and the ecosystem we're building. We look forward to meeting you in the arena. Founders: we're deploying.

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@neuralunlock Much more easily said than done, considering liquidity event for most was a token launch, therefore demand had to come to the “token utility” now that tokens are largely irrelevant it’s time for maturity.

I think it's easy to blame crypto founders for pursuing consensus ideas. But the onus is on the VCs. Why is there the 69th prediction market? Because many VCs are chasing Polymarket and Kalshi FOMO. Why is there the 69th yield vault? Because many VCs are desperate to find another Morpho. Why is there the 69th stablecoin neobank? Because many VCs scrambled for stablecoin exposure after Stripe acquired Bridge. Ask yourself, who is actually funding contrarian ideas? The last truly contrarian bet was Solana when FTX blew up and Solana was at $8. No one wanted to touch it. But then Big Brain, Multicoin, and others came in and funded that entire ecosystem. Since 2022-2023, the playbook was to invest in the same high FDV / low float L2. Then many of those underperformed or went to zero. I genuinely think founders want to pursue cool, contrarian ideas, but the appetite isn't there. And not everyone has the resources to execute on a generational opportunity like Hyperliquid without taking any outside capital. It's time venture takes accountability. The founders are not the problem.

@shanaka86 Yep now all they had to do was inform Tucker.

JUST IN: The last time the CIA ran a deception operation to extract Americans from Iran, it invented a fake Hollywood production company called Studio Six Productions, took out ads in Variety, printed business cards, and walked six diplomats through Mehrabad Airport disguised as a Canadian film crew scouting locations for a science fiction movie. That was January 28, 1980. The operation was called Argo. It took months to build the legend. It worked because the cover story was elaborate enough to survive scrutiny at an airport checkpoint during a revolution. Forty-six years later, the CIA built the legend in hours. According to Fox News citing a senior Trump administration official, the Agency launched a deception campaign inside Iran on April 3, leaking false information that the downed F-15E weapons systems officer had already been located and was being moved on the ground for exfiltration out of the country. Israel Hayom, citing a senior CIA official, reported that operatives used “fabricated transmissions” to convince Iranian forces that the pilot had already been extracted and moved to various locations. Some reports describe a maritime variant: a ghost ship, a fake naval exfiltration that drew Iranian coastal forces to a vessel that did not carry the man they were looking for. Iran chased the ghosts. While IRGC ground forces, Basij militia, and Bakhtiari tribesmen pursuing a $60,000 bounty hunted the false leads, the WSO sat in a rock crevice on a 7,000-foot ridgeline in the Zagros Mountains with a pistol, an encrypted beacon, and SERE training, waiting for the people who actually knew where he was. The CIA’s “unique, exquisite capabilities,” the phrase used by the senior official and left deliberately undefined, confirmed his identity, verified the beacon was not a trap, and passed the coordinates to the White House. A senior Trump administration official told Fox: “Within 8 hours we had planes in motion. Within 12 hours we were on the ground in Iran.” The deception did not achieve total diversion. IRGC forces still converged. A firefight erupted. Two transports were destroyed on the ground by the Americans who flew them there. But the fabricated transmissions bought the hours that mattered: the hours between the WSO being a hunted man alone in a crevice and being a located man with hundreds of operators converging on his position. The fake narratives did not need to fool every Iranian commander. They needed to slow enough of them long enough for the real operation to reach the ridgeline. Argo took months and extracted six people from an airport. This operation took hours and extracted one man from a mountain 200 miles inside hostile territory during an active war. The tradecraft evolved from elaborate legend-building to rapid tactical disinformation injected into adversary networks in real time. The principle is identical: create a reality the enemy believes long enough for the people you are saving to reach safety. The man the Iranians were chasing was never where they were looking. The ship they were watching was never carrying him. The convoy they were pursuing did not exist. And by the time they understood what the CIA had done, SEAL Team 6 had already loaded the colonel onto an aircraft and flown him to Kuwait, where the President said he “will be just fine.” The Agency that once used a fake movie to rescue Americans from Iran just used fake radio transmissions to do it again. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

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@MOSSADil Can’t wait for the movie to come out, will be a blockbuster

🚨 NEW DETAILS on the rescue mission for the downed U.S. airman: •Hundreds of special forces troops, along with dozens of U.S. warplanes, helicopters, and cyber, space, and intelligence assets were used to locate the airman. •U.S. aircraft struck Iranian convoys, dropping bombs and opening fire to keep them away from the area where the airman was hiding. •As U.S. forces converged on the location, a firefight broke out during the rescue. •The airman was equipped with a beacon and secure communications device to coordinate with rescuing forces. •A senior U.S. military official described the mission as one of the most complex and challenging in the history of U.S. special operations. •Reports claim two U.S. aircraft became stranded inside Iran during the mission, prompting the U.S. to send in additional aircraft to evacuate all personnel before destroying the disabled planes to prevent them from falling into Iranian hands.

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"In practice, Spectre is the beginning of a company world model: a live picture of what is happening inside Harvey and what needs to happen next." harvey.ai/blog/autonomou…

@Nbpomsro @TuckerCarlson Why excuses, I am just saying facts.

@0x50so @TuckerCarlson Always excuses. Even when the former head of Mossad said Israel was committing genocide you guys said he was just an unserious leftist

Avraham Burg, former speaker of the Knesset and interim president of Israel, on why Netanyahu can never settle, only kill. (0:00) Introduction (3:16) What Is Israel's Strategy? (9:21) What Does Victory Look Like for Israel? (13:15) Does Israel Actually Want Peace? (23:06) Was the US Forced Into This War? (29:15) Is Netanyahu Afraid of Trump? (33:09) What Will the US Gain From This War? (36:19) How Do Israelis View Gaza? (47:41) How Do Israelis View the US? (53:59) Is This a Religious War? (59:06) The Many Attempts to Rebuild the Third Temple (1:05:25) How Netanyahu Has Changed Politics Forever (1:13:11) How Real Is the Greater Israel Project? (1:18:37) Will Israel Use Nuclear Weapons? (1:30:37) The Response to Burg's Writings

@zachxbt @chainyoda @nikitabier and @elonmusk when will you hire Zach to combat botting problem on the platform.

1/ I uncovered a coordinated network of 10+ accounts manufacturing viral panic about war and politics to drive traffic to crypto scams. Strategy: >Purchase accounts with followers >Doompost multiple times per day >Repost content from alt accounts >Promote fake giveaway or scam >Change username

Gen Z is the contrarian Generation, and they think doing research online which contradicts mainstream dogma is the solution. Hey, it worked on bitcoin and worked on Dogwifhat coin, so it must work on more complicated topics like governance and war management. Not realizing that their decision making habits have already been analyzed and imported to the mass manipulation machine and nobody can get manipulated better than someone who has conviction into a particular methodology which no longer works.

What don't people know about the war in Iran? 🧵

@0xZamunda Bigger question is anyone still doing crypto these days?

Wtf happebed to this place. Does CT even exist anymore?

@sukh_saroy I wonder how many backdoors are CVEs are placed there, just give access to your life to some rando tech.

🚨Breaking: Someone open sourced a home automation platform that runs entirely on your own hardware - and it supports over 1,000 integrations out of the box. It's called Home Assistant. And it's not a smart home app. It's a complete, self-hosted home automation OS - local control, no cloud required, no subscription, no company in the middle reading your data. Here's what it actually does: → Controls lights, locks, cameras, thermostats, sensors, and appliances from one dashboard → 1,000+ integrations: Philips Hue, Google Nest, Apple HomeKit, Zigbee, Z-Wave, MQTT, and more → Automations that run locally - no internet connection required, no latency → Energy monitoring dashboard - track solar production, grid usage, and battery storage in real time → Full mobile app for iOS and Android with location awareness → Works on Raspberry Pi, home server, NAS, or any x86-64 machine with UEFI → Monthly releases - 2026.3 shipped last week Here's the wildest part: Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Apple HomeKit all route your smart home data through their servers. Home Assistant runs on a Raspberry Pi in your closet. Your automations fire in milliseconds. Your data never leaves your house. Your devices keep working when the cloud goes down - which they will. Amazon discontinued Alexa Classic. Google killed Stadia, Inbox, and a hundred other products. Apple required a HomePod hub. Home Assistant has shipped a new release every single month for over a decade. 85.5K GitHub stars. 37K forks. Still going. 100% Open Source. Apache-2.0 License. (Link in the comments)

@consciousphilos I guess a Serb can also be a Ustashe Govno

He was far too kind to you. You God killers, pedophiles, rapists & child murderers deserved way worse for your crimes against humanity

Who needs World Cup when we have this live.

@itzjoshuajake @zachbussey Nobody wants to attract Kaito AI slop

@zachbussey Holy shit is this real?

Facebook is launching the Creator Fast Track program that will pay creators between $1000 to $3000 per month, if they have 100K-1M followers on Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube, to start posting on Facebook.