Jason Cuevas

@dieworkwear It’s kind of weird. I’m a man who really does like watches, but it’s purely a fun thing. I don’t need a watch as my phone is always with me. I just like them. If I didn’t, why spend the money? Even if cheap

why do so many men feel like they have to wear a watch now, even if they're not into watches?

@rcobooth @daveweigel Agreed. It’s real scumbag level stuff

I think journalists need to have a norm against screencapping other people’s reporting with no link in tweet and/or tag to author / outlet. Seeing big accounts go viral for posts that clearly present others’ work as their own

@jonathanweisman I saw Mozart

Introduce yourself with 10 bands you've seen live A really cool band An even cooler band A band that's so much cooler than any band you've seen OMG, you saw them live? Sheesh, that guy is so cool Wow, I wish I could meet that guy Oh, his taste in music is as cool as John Cusack's

@jhonchung2568 @edzitron What stocks? It’s a private company

@edzitron yet the stocks keep rising. Some where your analysis is wrong.

Free Newsletter: Anthropic claims it will be non-GAAP EBITDA profitable for Q2 2026 by having SpaceX discount its compute costs for May/June. Its economics remain unprofitable, and its CFO's affidavit from March makes reported revenues hard to reconcile. wheresyoured.at/anthropics-pro…

@s8mb @davemaney @jackclarkSF What’s your source for claiming AI does most coding?

@davemaney @jackclarkSF 18 months ago a few people said that AI would do most coding in 18 months. What do you think about that prediction?

A possible near future by @jackclarkSF.

@Reuters Nonsense. I would really hope this isn’t being reported by some anonymous source. There is no way

Anthropic is closing in on its first quarterly operating profit, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters, as its sales eclipse the enormous costs to develop and deploy artificial intelligence reut.rs/3RmgeqH

@AdamHoge So frustrated. But this team has been on a roll and can overcome it

The last two plays in this Sox game have made zero sense. The play before was a double play either way.

@tokenlimitto0 @mukundt @LayoffAI I assume a good portion of the internet is just “ai” bullshit now

@mukundt @LayoffAI Why does everyone talk like GPT now? Is this a GPT comment, or did you just get massive brain rot?

LAYOFF ALERT: AI21 Labs 🚨 110 cut. 61% of staff. From 180 to 70 in a day. This is not a no name start-up. They have Google and Nvidia on the cap table. 575M raised. The Israeli LLM lab says selling language models is "not a sustainable revenue stream." Pivoting to AI agents.

@KraytosBTC @JayShams That AI is stupid

excuse me, but what is this room on Epstein's island

@SlangsOnSports @MLBNetwork Yet?

Munetaka Murakami has homered in the first game in each of the last seven series Murakami and Eddie Murray (1987) are the only players to accomplish the feat in MLB history No one has done so in eight straight series. Yet h/t @MLBNetwork research squad

@Texas__Bulldog @VTLawyer85 @kylegriffin1 @Mitch_Mc_Turtle Which is ridiculous because they’re not reliable

@VTLawyer85 @kylegriffin1 @Mitch_Mc_Turtle Did you know the FBI uses and has used polygraphs on employees for decades?

BREAKING MS NOW: Kash Patel has ordered the polygraphing of more than two dozen former and current members of his security detail and other staff and has been described as in panic mode to save his job and find leakers among his team, according to two people briefed on the development. ms.now/news/kash-pate…

@DKThomp @kathrynw5 Also I don’t need another five kids to help me work the farm these days. We are very content with two kids. More money wouldn’t make me want more kids

I agree with Morgan. The “low fertility is about modern uncertainty” argument, the “nobody has kids bc it’s too unaffordable” argument, and the viral Connor Leahy video about “how much do you have to abuse a mammal to make it stop procreating” all get some things half-right, but they all assume that bc declining fertility is Bad, its causes must also be All Bad. But in the long run, economic growth has pushed fertility toward the replacement rate in practically every country on the planet. Modern industrial affluence has done a bunch of things at once (more female education, more individualism, less farming, less need for child labor, more access to contraception, cost disease, etc) but basically material progress turned children into a high-cost choice, and almost everything flows from that. As children become just another choice among other adult choices, questions about affordability and uncertainty are ruled in, so to speak. You can ask questions like “can we afford 1? 2? 3?” or “are we sure we’ll make enough in 15 years to support another mouth to feed?” These are not easy questions for couples. They are emotional and even painful. But in the grand sweep of history, I think they are questions of privilege, because they really are choices.

@SoxNerd Whelp, no hurry to get out of work I guess

@RealJasonCuevas Down 4-1

I HATE THE SECOND INNING

US and Iran closing in on one-page memo to end war, Axios reports reut.rs/4udc4QB reut.rs/4udc4QB

@dieworkwear I always see guys in a suit two sizes too small when people say that

all year, people post "men what's stopping you from dressing like this" and show a photo of someone in a gold bouillon ruffle and hamburger shaped jacket, and the one time a year when men actually dress like that, people get mad

@AlbertBreer I am so over sports gambling. Wha have we done?

Absolutely incredible.

@reporterchris Man, I can’t remember Kane scoring any points when the Oilers are facing elimination

@MausIncognito @dieworkwear Fake intellectuals are obnoxious

@RealJasonCuevas @dieworkwear Both can be true for different reasons? Is a good shed not full of different tools?

It's surprising to me when rich people are Very Online. I'm here because I have an email job. You could be anywhere in the world but you're here on Twitter.

@MausIncognito @dieworkwear You started a salon with smart people from around the world?

@dieworkwear I do those things too, each to their own. That’s the value of being able to choose.