Tommy

@dmanlian Lebron isn’t the goat?? 👑

as a Jordan fan it pains me to concede this, but assuming a relatively healthy career, Wemby is going down as the GOAT.

@0xMasonH 🔭

Called it

Obama saw how much hype Zohran’s broken jumper got and had to remind people who’s the truth. Also Anthony Edwards gotta have the best PR team in history

Outperformed ETH

@seyong Lightly fried crickets not shown*

@seyong I used to pray for times like this! 🐼🐼🐼

family grew up without a ton of money, but my dad always got me everything i wanted for my birthdays (all reasonable asks). copped this for him a few weeks back & he’s just been ripping it. full circle moment.

@Statholesports You should adjust this for minutes played. Every NBA player could score 30+ at least a few times with more minutes

While we're getting weird with it here are the top outlier high scores in NBA history based on that player's average and SD. Normality be damned, we're having some fun here. Mario West!!!

@Statholesports Malachi Flynn's 50 piece?

Bam Adebeyo's 83-points was 8.5 standard deviations above his average. This is so large it breaks data floating point precision limits in returning an exact statistical probability of occurring. I'm led to believe this is a 1 in 166 quadrillion chance

@merit_systems @agentcashdev Very interesting! Just signed up

@derekhsue @Archive_Pod @jmo_mx @gauntlet_xyz Thank you based Derek. Fun to hear John's takes on these topics (🍫🥛)

New episode of @Archive_Pod with @jmo_mx, co-founder of @gauntlet_xyz. Anyone who knows John knows he's extremely direct, and he holds nothing back here. We discuss the evolution of Gauntlet through the years, the future of vaults, what's happening with Aave, and more. Thank you to @altitude for making this show possible. (0:00) Intro (1:16) What Gauntlet does (5:28) Risk management vs asset management (11:09) What’s missing in vaults today? (16:52) Innovation and investing in DeFi (19:32) Can the blue chips get disrupted? (22:07) The Aave DAO politics (30:18) Regulatory environment - then and now (41:01) Exploits and hacks in DeFi (46:39) Gauntlet’s culture (48:44) John’s truck and his love for chocolate milk

@seyong 😤😤😤

proof of murph

@QuintusCurtius Just finished this. Absolutely incredible

"The Count of Monte Cristo" (2026). There is a new, 8-part miniseries of this classic now on PBS Streaming. Have not started it yet, but it stars Sam Claflin and Jeremy Irons (as Abbé Faria). I have high hopes. This great novel needs an extended treatment.

@Tristan0x15 @charlesdhaussy Handsome fellas!

Recently picked up Arabian Crypto, co-authored by @charlesdhaussy. It’s a collection of perspectives, history and experience from people building in the region and gives a good sense of why the UAE has become a major hub for Web3. I worked with Charles at dYdX and he’s one of the most thoughtful and nicest people in the industry. Highly recommend buying this book it's worth the read.

@seyong “At its core, transparency isn't just a design choice. It is the structural evolution required to onboard the next billion users.” 📝✍️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Seeing a lotttt of Mets gear today 🧐

Ain’t no cap in my rap @tryfomo

1. Ty for open sourcing the algo. @nikitabier. Underrated but unprecedented in social media. 2. A neat/insightful next step would be an “observer mode” where you could type in ppl’s @ and see their news feed. I think it will both expose users to new views and allow users to see why ppl with differing beliefs believe those things.

Peter Thiel's 2020 intro of The Sovereign Individual, originally published in 1997, on what it got wrong: "And of course, there are some things they missed: above all, the rise of China. The twenty-first-century People's Republic of China under the Communist Party has created its very own version of the Information Age with decidedly nationalist, ethnically homogenous, profoundly statist characteristics. This is probably the single biggest "megapolitical” development since the book came out. In truth, the great conflict over our megapolitical future is only just beginning. On the dimension of technology, the conflict has two poles: Al and crypto. Artificial Intelligence holds out the prospect of finally solving what economists call the "calculation problem": Al could theoretically make it possible to centrally control an entire economy. It is no coincidence that Al is the favorite technology of the Communist Party of China. Strong cryptography, at the other pole, holds out the prospect of a decentralized and individualized world. If Al is communist, crypto is libertarian." Full intro in screenshots

Met membership allows you to enter an hour before the public. I was the only person in the 19th Century European art for forty minutes (!!)

Underrated aspect of winter are the views that would normally be obstructed by leaves