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Daniela Perlein

@danielaperlein

Building new things /// Co-founder @goTenna/@goTennaPro (acq. by @ForterraDrive)

Los Angeles Katılım Ocak 2009
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Daniela Perlein@danielaperlein·
I feel like we’re all playing “boar on the floor”
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Keith Humphreys@KeithNHumphreys·
Very important lesson for Blue Cities here: Every change Lurie has made has been opposed by screaming, bullying activists -- ignoring them has been the path to policy success and extremely high popularity. @skaushik100 sfchronicle.com/election/artic…
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Kim-Mai Cutler@kimmaicutler·
“In the Los Angeles area, for example, the average exit tax for homeowners 65 and older is $185,000, while the annual cost of insurance, maintenance and property taxes on a zombie home is only about $10,000, the data showed..” nytimes.com/2026/04/30/rea…
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Daniela Perlein
Daniela Perlein@danielaperlein·
@JoeFernandez Is there anything that can be done locally despite prop 13? There’s a house on my block that has been empty for 16 years since the owners died; their kids have let it rot — needless to say, it’s an eyesore. Occasionally coyotes nest in there.
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Joe Fernandez
Joe Fernandez@JoeFernandez·
One thing I see in my neighborhood in LA with Prop 13 is that there are at least 8 houses in a 2 block radius that have been empty for 5+ years. People who owned them have passed and it's so cheap for their kids just to leave it sitting. Bad for the neighborhood and city
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Mistress Dividend@mistressdivy·
What’s a "lost" website from the early 2000s that you still think about today?
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Costa@costasipsis·
@jwalkermobile Lol I spun up a site for this exact reason, tracks a bunch of hard to reserve spots and provides the timing of each tabledrop.nyc
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James Walker
James Walker@jwalkermobile·
I get asked fairly often on how to secure reservations at NYC's hottest & hardest to get restaurants, nothing is for certain, I do believe knowing their reservation policies, and WHEN to try, will help. Here's a list of the hardest reservations to secure, and when to try and make your reservation.
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Mike Annunziata
Mike Annunziata@nunzi46·
Congrats to the one and only @Harryoc493 on the Thiel Fellowship! Even more impressive with it being such a small class this year Couldn't have happened to a kinder person with a more authentic vision for the future
Thiel Fellowship@thielfellowship

Welcome 2026 Thiel Fellows! WHO ARE THEY? Victor Boyd: Birmingham, AL - @VictorWBoyd Cavalla is on a mission to get anything anywhere in under 5 hours. Starting by building autonomous forklifts, through to developing hypersonic highways. Samuel Carvalho: Recife, Brazil - @samuelclcc Praso is building the new infrastructure for wholesale commerce — powering procurement, credit, and workflow tools for SMBs across underserved areas in Brazil. Nick Dobroshinsky: Sammamish, WA - @NDobroshinsky EveryTicker is democratizing institutional-grade financial research across the entire U.S. stock market, including the thousands of smaller companies Wall Street ignores. Ishan Gupta: Kanpur, India - @ishangpta Juicebox is building an AI recruiter that helps companies make better hiring decisions. Agents that understand real skills and move hiring from guesswork to true meritocracy. Antoni Kiszka: Strzyżowice, Poland - @antoni_kiszka Derpetual is building the infrastructure to create a market for any asset — with leverage. Milan Lustig: Cold Spring Harbor, NY - @HighPriestOfSWO Opt32 is building modern compute infrastructure to put AI onboard objects in the physical world — from robots to cars and drones. Galen Mead: Chapel Hill, NC - @g413n Standard Intelligence is building aligned general learners, pretraining large models to actively explore and learn from the Internet. Aubrey Niederhoffer: New York, NY - @needaubrey Swoop is building the super app for Africa, starting with food delivery in Nigeria and expanding into financial services across the continent. Harry O'Connor: Cork, Ireland - @HarryOC493 Sentient Machines is a research lab building foundational models for robotics that generalize across tasks and environments. Alex Shieh: Salem, NH - @alexkshieh The Antifraud Company is a fraud bounty hunter defending American taxpayers with AI and investigative journalism. Claire Wang: Los Angeles, CA - @clairebookworm Claire is building biologically accurate simulations of entire nervous systems, starting with C. elegans. Developing a simulated brain that researchers can communicate with helps lay the foundation for brain-computer interface (BCI) technology. Kyler Wang: Portland, OR - @kylerywang Action is an artificial intelligence company in stealth.

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How lucky we are to experience boring, ordinary, uneventful days. Somewhere in the world, that kind of safety is unimaginable.
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Matej Cernosek@mateocernosek·
On our way to track @NASAArtemis using passive SONAR. Stay Tuned
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camille
camille@peachofthewest·
@danielaperlein Oh I’ve never met them lmao I just feel the bass radiating through my floorboards every night and it’s insane
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camille@peachofthewest·
the person who lives below me in my income-restricted koreatown apartment building is a musical savant on the level of 2012 Grimes
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Mike Annunziata
Mike Annunziata@nunzi46·
To appreciate where we’re going, you’ve got to understand where we’ve been!
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Alex Chu
Alex Chu@alex__chu__·
Solid Curtain '26 was a counter-UUV exercise that brought together multiple mission stakeholders and demonstrating teams to detect asymmetric underwater threats in semi-contested port environments. The Andrenam team brought 12 buoys fully ready for the exercise. We deployed six across two locations and successfully detected several unmanned underwater vehicles in real time. Mission success. More to come.
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house of the pelvic truth@paige_eden·
Need to go back to the bodyworker who grabbed my abdomen and lifted up all my intestines and told me to tuck my pelvis to release the adhesion between my ascending colon and retroperitoneal fascia caused by pulling my psoas while cheerleading when I was 16 but he costs $560/2hr.
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Matej Cernosek
Matej Cernosek@mateocernosek·
Solid-state batteries are changing naval warfare. And the threats they enable are far harder to detect. A post recently went viral claiming Iran's "Azhdar" UUV patrols at 18–25 knots with 4-day endurance and 600+ km range. This appears to be false, but the post went viral because the narrative is true. UUVs are a growing threat and maritime, as demonstrated by this crisis, is more important than ever. And the stakes are high. Iran has long held the Strait of Hormuz as a pressure point; roughly 20% of global oil supply flows through a 21-mile-wide chokepoint. UUVs capable of covertly laying mines in those waters would further threaten naval assets and escalate the conflict. UUVs are already being deployed by multiple nations. Today's lithium-powered vehicles cover hundreds of kilometers and patrol for days. Solid-state batteries at 400 Wh/kg, and climbing, mean that gets dramatically better, cheaper, and more scalable this decade. Sensing underwater is categorically harder than any other domain. cUAS has radars, cameras, RF, microwave. The electromagnetic spectrum works for you in air. Water kills RF. Acoustics are the primary detection modality, and littoral environments add clutter and complexity that open-ocean legacy systems were never built for. Those legacy systems were designed to find large submarines in deep water. Not swarms of small autonomous vehicles near ports, chokepoints, and critical infrastructure. As UUVs get cheaper, faster, and more autonomous - sensing is the defining gap. cUUV is going to be a massive market. Interdiction starts with detection. And detection underwater is still largely unsolved.
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Matt Hamilton
Matt Hamilton@_hamilton_matt·
Personal news: I left @latimes in December after 11 years + joined L.A. Material — a new, soon-to-launch local news outlet. We have a small but mighty team and our site is up! No stories yet but I’m excited to show soon what we’ve been working on. lamaterial.com
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Daniela Perlein
Daniela Perlein@danielaperlein·
LFG, congrats @nunzi46 on Also Cap's $50M second fund! Mike moves fast and isn't scared of the truly hard/ambitious/messy stuff. Proud to play a small part!
Mike Annunziata@nunzi46

We’re back with round 2! Announcing @CapitalAlso’s second fund, $50M to catalyze founders solving hard problems Was a ton of fun breaking the news with @tbpn @jordihays @johncoogan 🙏 We’ll share more detail tomorrow, but for now we made this graphic to celebrate 🚀

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Daniela Perlein@danielaperlein·
@OpenAI what does it take to get a human to help me cancel my paid subscription? there is literally no way to do so in my account (both web & iOS) and your AI support keeps going in circles.
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