Alex Lugosch

@AlexH_Johnson @bloomcredit That is a real problem, 🗑️ in 🗑️ out.

@AlexLugosch @bloomcredit I know that Bloom does a great job. The larger issue here has nothing to do with the mechanics of furnishing data. Tomo is reporting bad data to the bureaus. It seems likely to me that the bureaus will cut them off from furnishing sooner rather than later.

A very important disclosure!

@AlexH_Johnson @bloomcredit @AlexH_Johnson Bloom can’t technically guarantee prompt updates because technically that resides with the bureaus. That said @bloomcredit sees update times for properly furnished data between 3-12 hours.

@AlexLugosch @bloomcredit Not a problem Bloom can fix!

@nayshins A. TSA doesn’t screen for drugs B. It’s not drugs.

Is there a way to pack creatine for a trip without looking like a coke mule?

@NickAbraham12 Send

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@AndrewPierno Send

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@energybants @EricJorgenson

Word is out: Microsoft is plunging ahead on nuclear energy. They want a fleet of reactors powering new data centers. And now they're hiring people from the traditional nuclear industry to get it done. Why? Lack of stable long-term power, whether clean or dirty, is constraining Microsoft's growth. They need to build big data centers that consume electricity all the time and the old assumption that somebody else's reliable plants will always be around to firm up your wind and solar is falling apart. It certainly helps that founder Bill Gates was one of the earliest big business converts to nuclear energy, investing his own money to develop new reactors. But Microsoft, like many companies, was held back by what we might consider "Enron-ism" infecting its energy thinking: renewable energy credits plus markets plus cute little lies to the public about how electricity works. Greenwashed fossil/hydro/nuclear with the ESG stamp of approval. The problem? Eventually you run out of other people's cheap firm power. So Microsoft has recently become a leader in openly asserting that nuclear energy counts as clean energy, as opposed to the ongoing cowardice we see from the other big tech companies who lie to the public about being "100% renewable powered." Sure, the lawyers said it was okay to lie, but the lie doesn't give you a permanent supply of cheap reliable energy. That comes from nuclear. A world is coming where only the tech companies willing to become nuclear power developers may get to keep expanding their cloud businesses, and only countries open to new reactors get to host this expansion. A world where tech companies with 50% margins become the only survival hope for traditional industrial concerns with 5% margins who need someone else to bootstrap a proper electricity supply. Where diesel backup generators are replaced with microreactors reliable enough to be trusted to keep a cluster of facilities secure in the case of public grid failure. The race is on.

@mikulaja It’s probably irrelevant, medical bills are often grossly inflated and not that “senior” with respect to other personal/household expenses.

Credit risk people: from a data available for underwriting perspective, is this good/bad/irrelevant?

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@cameronpriest @mttgrmm Welcome to cycling

@mttgrmm Ugh. Something like this happens every time I get back into running, enjoy it more and more, go longer and longer and bam. Without fail some sort of injury

A story in three parts.

@antoniogm @VanMoof Only the EU entity is in bankruptcy afaik. Also, overwattting that motor may result in burning out the controller particularly on a hill.

Now that @VanMoof is very sadly bankrupt, is someone working on hacking the firmware to lift the boost cap to something sensible…like at least 35 MPH?

@haridigresses @omri_mor maybe you can help?

Bill.com is the worst "market standard" product I have ever seen, and I will fight its usage and adoption with every fiber of my being.

@AndrewPierno Send

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@utekkare Just wait till you tell them that personal scores are regularly used in lieu of doing actual business underwriting…🤯

@utekkare So what you’re telling me is that I can get all the books again but this time all stored in one convenient box?!?! These Romans are crazy!

@utekkare Is that the whole collection in one single book?

@utekkare @geri_kirilova Amen

so much respect for founders who go down swinging in pitch meetings. conventional advice is to write off investors who aren't sold & focus on those who are, and this is mostly correct – except for the (many) times when we legitimately change our minds. give it your best shot 👊

@AndrewPierno Send

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@emilyherrera You could probably have Al’s attire in SF make these for you custom for a few hundred bucks

calling all ML/AI photo search companies...... can someone help me find these shoes?