Aron Meystedt | ValidatorAI.com | Symbolics.com

@Fresh_Cure medium well

Steak Lovers... What's the Doneness on this Filet 🥩

@lscec22 Amelia or Nora or Hazel

Estou procurando um nome feminino absurdamente antigo. Pense em um nome tipo bisavó. Muito antigo e raro

@bigbabolat the threat of force

Why are Americans still paying taxes? Give me one good reason why every real American in this nation doesn't stop paying taxes right now.

@TiffanyFong low 70s.

Ideal sleep temperature? (Non-Europeans only)

@marconoiz the data you collect and analyze

If anyone can copy your product, what makes your startup defensible?

@marconoiz distribution

I'm a solo founder. Scare me with 1 word

The entitlement that people have never ceases to amaze me. I suppose he also wants to come to the US and make the same claim on the land and lots I have been acquiring for two decades. We pay the renewal for the domains and the taxes for the lots. Can't help that you recently decided you want to build something. Go build it on a .ws or a domain that is available

@BIG_PARMENIDES I'm 46. Had my youngest right around 40. It's all good. It's not too late. Time for my nap.

I regret not having kids. I’m finally ready to admit that to myself. I mean, I guess I still could but I’m not sure how fair that’d be to do to a child since I’m in my 40’s.

@heyheyfred Yup :)

Domains were the OG NFTs

@pmitu Go big on day one.

Give me the worst startup advice ⬇️

@DanielSmidstrup UBI

What's coming after artificial intelligence?

@danielgothits Canvas is super cheap and good.

tshirt recs please??? i really just wanna buy like 20 of the exact same tshirt in a few basic colors and be done forever

The very first .com ever registered was Symbolics.соm in 1985. Four decades later it's still online, now owned by domain collector Aron Meystedt, @FirstDomain. There's a specific feeling to registering your own first domain. A name, a blank page, and the sense that something was about to start. What was your first domain, and is it still alive or long gone?

@ppcbz that's a good one! MedicalSoftware.com is mine

What’s your best health related domain name? I’ll start… HealthScore.com

@ysolanky @Escrow_com congrats!!! awesome sale.

BOOM!! 💥Completed a $3M domain acquisition for a client. (The name is confidential, so please don't ask) This deal took months of follow-ups, persistence, and staying in the game. At one point it was dead. Today, it's closed. A reminder that in domain acquisitions, persistence pays. Forever grateful to the Domain God🙏 #domains #domainbroker

I just was shown an epic article about domain names, provenance, digital preservation and Symbolics.com. Written by a Digital Marketing Agency in Solvakia. Check it out here: webiano.digital/symbolics-com-… This part stood out to me about provenance: This is one reason Symbolics.com feels more relevant now than it might have felt in 2009. The internet has become obsessed with provenance. Screenshots, usernames, early NFTs, rare handles, old forum accounts, founding documents, first posts, early commits, domain records, and archive links are all treated as proof that something happened before the crowd arrived. People now understand that digital objects can carry history, status, and scarcity even when they are easy to copy visually. Symbolics.com is a cleaner case than most because it is not pretending scarcity exists inside an artificially constrained file. The scarcity comes from the public sequence of domain registration. There is no second first dot com.

@SenWarren Jesus the answer is always "give the government more money" so we can F it away

Elon Musk sees a future where AI replaces HALF of all jobs. If he’s right, our country’s wealth could get sucked up by a handful of billionaires while workers get left behind. We need to tax AI so Americans share in its growth—and Big Tech pays for the disruption it causes.

@SenSanders Yes, the problem is not the government completely robbing the account. Hey everyone, look over here! Elon is the problem.

Today, Elon Musk, a trillionaire, pays the same amount into Social Security as someone making $184,500. If we end that absurdity and lift the cap on taxable income, we can make Social Security solvent for 75 years and expand benefits by $2,400. My Social Security bill does that.

Name one game from 20+ years ago that's still better than modern games. I'll wait.

No offense. Hate this take. Do all the things you want him to do... do it yourself, on a scale you can afford. Are you feeding and sheltering the homeless with your extra savings? I get it, $1T means you can fully solve problems. But everyone thinks they will be magically benevolent once they hit a figure. They find at $1M, they don't turn generous. So maybe at $1B or $1T they would be.

I really don’t understand true greed. If I was worth $1 trillion, you’d have to physically stop me from solving as many of the world’s problems as possible. Everyone would have a home, food on the table, proper healthcare, happiness. I just don’t get it.