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@RiceRiddler @3eleth LOL dawg you can be fucking serious right

@3eleth Your name literally has “eth” in it bud 💀

crypto bros are retarded

@alexfmac @db_fink What the fuck

I hope this photo is a watershed moment. Forced to carry on to the end of the race with a broken back. Collapsed & died after the finish line. RIP Gold Dancer. If you’re making money off this kind of suffering - how do you look at yourself in the mirror?

@SurrealistShip @alcedoalcyon Ding ding ding, we have a winner

@alcedoalcyon The Herbfarm, Cafe Jaunita, and Canlis get stars. Way more deserving than some of the places in Florida.

Some weird gaps in the Michelin guide in America. Almost like its pay to play these days and the PNW doesnt give a fuck.

@metapreston Is this engagement bait to have Tim Apple there as if he didn’t just fully dust everyone by *not* gassing their cashflow on AI capex while positioning to have every frontier lab battle to use *Tim’s* 2.5bn device ecosystem?

Leaders always pick stable, if not mediocre successors to preserve their own legacy: Steve Jobs -> Tim Cook Paul Graham -> Gary Tan Jeff Bezos -> Andy Jassy If you pick the ambitious guy, he will use your life's work as a step stool (Sam Altman)

@HypeAutopsy @prajitn Bingo

if the ceo of a late-stage startup is spending their day personally building zapier ai workflows instead of securing series d funding and managing the p&l, the company is already dead. a ceo's job at scale is capital allocation, strategy, and hiring actual engineers—not cosplaying as a junior dev to post thought-leadership poetry. fundamentally misunderstanding how scale works.🤡

I rarely give career advice, but here’s one. If you work at a late-stage startup where the founder or CEO keeps telling everyone to “use more AI” but isn’t personally building tools, apps, or workflows with it, the company probably won’t exist in five years. We’ve entered a moment where leadership is no longer about management. It’s about leading from the front and showing what kind of impact new technology can create. The leaders who experiment, build, and break things themselves will shape the next generation of companies. Everyone else will just be writing roadmaps for a world that no longer exists.

@prajitn This is dumb and not true. It hasn’t even been around long enough for this to be tested and reflected upon so how the fuck can you just blurt this out 😂 Delusional

Sysco buying Restaurant Depot should be a bigger story …I thought we didn’t want monopolies??

This isn’t a small deal. Restaurant Depot is where most mom & pop restaurants go to buy inventory because Sysco is so expensive. Restaurant Depot was privately owned. Sysco is owned by… you guessed it, BlackRock & Vanguard. Now private equity can control pricing for food costs with zero competition. Just like they did with housing. This should be an anti-trust violation, but we have politicians that work for Big Corp, not us.

@collectdotrip retards

We need a slur for crypto people who only focus on the price of Pokemon completely ignoring the fact that it is a hobby that brings joy.

I will never use @TrustVanta again after how they just treated us. My company was acquired in August of 2025. We promptly emailed Vanta to inform them that we are shutting down our business and need to cancel. After 1 month, they finally replied with direction. "Can you send us acquisition documents?" I replied back and said "I can't legally share our acquisition documents with a vendor, what do you need?" They then ghosted us until January of 2026 (5 months later). During this time, they charged us for 2 quarterly payments (about $5K total). In January 2026, they finally said they need a certificate of dissolution, which I sent to them. They then refunded us $700. I asked for a refund dating back to August 26th when we initially sent the cancellation email. They responded with, "we cannot refund you because the Vanta software was still running until January of 2026. " It was running BECAUSE YOU GHOSTED US AND DIDN'T PROCESS OUR CANCELLATION. @christinacaci is this how you do business and treat your customers who trusted you for 2+ years?

@PSAcard We all hate PSA

2026 has been a massive year for TCGs so far. Between Mega Evolutions returning to Pokémon and the TMNT crossover taking over the MTG table, are you sticking with the legends or pivoting to something new? Cast your vote or drop your sleeper picks for the year below! 👇

@MilkRoadAI U got a lot of retards in ur comments. It’s an insane play by Apple, giga brain. What everyone thought was incompetency was 5d chess and anyone saying otherwise has green text bubbles

Apple just declared war on every AI company and handed them all the keys to the iPhone. For years, Apple kept Siri locked down like a fortress, one partner, one deal, and everyone else left outside the gates but that exclusivity just died. But first, understand why Apple had to do this. While Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Meta have been spending tens of billions every quarter building AI infrastructure, Apple has been spending almost nothing. Amazon's capex is up 42% year over year, Microsoft is up 89%, Alphabet up 95% and Meta up 48%. Meanwhile, Apple? Down 19%. Apple is not in the AI infrastructure arms race and it refuses to be and that gap in spending is now showing up as a gap in capability. So Apple chose a different move entirely. It is building something called extensions inside iOS 27. A new system that lets any AI chatbot, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Copilot plug directly into Siri. Users open their Settings, see a menu of every AI service they have installed, toggle them on, and suddenly Siri becomes a front door to every major AI in the world. Apple isn’t choosing a winner, it’s turning Siri into the marketplace where everyone competes. Here’s the genius part, Apple can’t outspend Amazon on data centers or Microsoft on model training so it’s not even trying. But Instead, it is letting those companies spend the billions and then charging them rent to reach iPhone users. Think about what this means financially, Apple already takes a cut of ChatGPT subscriptions when users sign up through the App Store. Now multiply that by every AI company on the planet competing for iPhone users. Apple loses nothing while it collects from everyone. Apple is also separately building a new version of Siri powered by Google Gemini's underlying models, a deeper technical arrangement. The Extensions system does not replace that deal but rather lives alongside it. So Apple's full strategy looks like this, build its own AI. Power Siri with Google's models behind the scenes. Let every other AI compete in an open marketplace it controls and take a cut of every subscription. What a Genius move.

@andy8052 Dawg what 😂 there’s a lot of very rich ppl there

I am very curious what Seattle group has the money for this

@andy8052 @MoonOverlord Strength can be nuts but reflexivity is fucking crazy and u can get burned way more easily Ppl pay out ass for rookies that might be worth -99.9% less after a couple years happens all the time

@MoonOverlord Yeah I am not really in sports cards either but their strength is nuts I also think other memorabilia markets are under looked like animation cels

my TCG hot take is every single TCG other than Pokemon is a bust and will either not be around or not be relevant in 5-10 years from now, that includes one piece, magic the gathering (already happened) etc

@MoonOverlord I mostly agree except for Magic idk what you’re talking about, shits older than Pokemon and still has a zillion actual players which is needed for longevity. Magic is not “alr a bust” (I don’t play or collect)

@schan93 @BryanOnel86 “we’ve HELPED close” LOL these are clients of clients 💀

@BryanOnel86 To be fair it's still there if you scroll down a bit

Wow. Delve just took down all of their customer logos as well as the entire testimonials tab and page. Never seen a company die in realtime before.

@snoopy_dot_jpg (Some type of structure) is obviously a scam, you either hire good (people who’s work is in direct relationship to that structure) or you don’t Okay dude 💀

mixed feelings. delve was obviously a scam, but soc2 and the other standards are also scams. you either hire good security people or you don't

@PNWConservative Is this even real? Why didn’t you post a link

See the NEXT TAX in Washington? With the “wealthy” leaving…. Who will pay this tax? The leftovers. The Middle Class. It never stops with the evil villains of yesterday because you’ll be the evil villain of tomorrow.

We’ve trained a multimodal AI model to turn routine pathology slides into spatial proteomics, with the potential to reduce time and cost while expanding access to cancer care.

@MemoryMedieval @JamesLucasIT lol i appreciate this reply

@JamesLucasIT Cotton Eyed Joe

What's the most profoundly beautiful piece of music you have ever listened to?