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It’s amazing the Mongols accomplished so much when all they did was horse around

@Pvelkovsky Saw this at the BMW HQ in Munich

I love that "mysterious" time skip you see in German and Japanese corporate histories...

@0interestrates 😂😂😂

this is like when a character from season 1 makes an appearance in season 4

@tirii_f1 This gotta be from Vegas

F1 broadcasting always shows us at slow speeds to see the sponsors coz wtf are those speed

@NeilNevins Woah good analogy, it does feel like those Raid: Shadow Legends ads

unskippable ad you get in front of a video for an iphone game

@AvatarNetflix Why does this look like a Raid Shadow Legends ad

Gaang's all here. Season 2 is now playing!

@woke8yearold I too seek the Mandate of Heaven

I was wondering what the most valuable lost artifact in history would be if when discovered its authenticity was beyond question. The two top contenders imo are the actual holy grail Christ used at the last supper and the Chinese imperial heirloom seal of the realm

@HLPClips Loved Chess Master as a kid

Chess prodigy Josh Waitzkin developed a process to achieve peak performance in any craft or career. He’s applied it to the world of investing, professional sports, science and more. The MIQ Process. It is not a quick fix, but rather a rewiring of your default settings. @hubermanlab

This team wouldn’t even beat the Guangdong Tigers

Everyone is playing 82-0 wrong, try building the worst team ever

@FormulaCait63 WCC be damned, win or burn it all down George

I need George to bring out this man’s don’t give a fuck attitude for the rest of the season, piss everyone off and race for no one but himself

@dieworkwear Having a Kinokuniya locally in SF has been so nice for picking up Casa BRUTUS and Popeye magazines

New issue of Popeye, a Japanese menswear mag, looks great. It's a rare all-English edition and looks at how people from 18 different countries dress. Very aligned with my view of style: diversity and differences are good; dress is a form of social language. Avail at Kinokuniya

@DefectivePigg @PeopleOfTheInt Ponysmasher’s youtube horror shorts were my fav

@PeopleOfTheInt I’m begging you guys to stop forgetting David F. Sandberg considering he is the most successful.

YouTubers and their horror movies 👻.

@Darren_Mooney Don’t forget about ponysmasher

I will never get tired of this bit.

@Young_Anglican Finally some love for HBO John Adams

I bring a sort of early 2000s uncontroversial patriotism to the function that makes the increasingly polarized modernity uncomfortable

Everything MPU posts about data centers is complete garbage. They have zero respect for their audience. Literally no one here is losing power. This tweet is a complete lie. What's actually happening is that a supply contract between two utilities is ending, and the small one is just buying power from elsewhere, and this was all expected to happen since 2009. The company that serves homes on the California side of Lake Tahoe is a small utility called Liberty. Liberty buys about 75% of its electricity from a much larger utility, NV Energy in Nevada, and generates the other 25% itself from solar farms it owns. Liberty then sells that to 49,000 customers. NV Energy has told Liberty it will stop selling them wholesale power after May 2027. It's kind of like Liberty's a coffee shop that buys beans and sells coffee to customers. The customers are the homes, and the beans are the electricity it buys from NV Energy or makes itself. This is like your local coffee shop ending a contract with a specific bean company and started buying the beans from somewhere else. It doesn't stop you from buying coffee. Why is their contract ending with NV Energy? NV Energy selling to Liberty was understood as transitional since it started in 2009. Long story short, NV Energy was basically Liberty's only wholesale option, but a new transmission line opening in May 2027 gives Liberty access to a much wider Western market, with among other things a much larger share of solar and wind and hydro. That's the whole story here. Ending the contract with NV Energy and opening up this much wider pool with much more renewable energy was the plan here completely separate from data center demand. NV Energy is ending the contract right as the new high-voltage transmission line comes online, and is opting not to extend past that date. In its filing with California regulators, Liberty said NV Energy cited growing data center demand as one of several reasons it would not offer another extension. But the town will have the high-voltage transmission at that point. No one's losing power. This was always the plan. This is like if a local coffee shop were buying beans from Starbucks, and then started buying beans from somewhere else instead, and the headlines all saying "Nearly 50,000 people have been told that Starbucks will stop providing coffee to them, because it's redirecting it elsewhere." MPU just chooses to send out these unbelievable lies and gets millions of views every time.

@nixonfoundation Nixon Foundation video editor has been cooking

National treasure

@OpenAIDevs The future of software engineering may just be meetings and a team’s ai note taker orchestrating all the coding agents in the background A few people talking and messing around with an app while an Codex updates it in real time

What if your team gave standup updates, and GPT-Realtime-2 moved the tickets?

Finally saw a Tesla Cybercab in the wild

@dp270 @jessethanley Kurokawa is lovely and is still active! This is near Hita I believe

@fliao01 @jessethanley Which town is this? We stayed in Kurokawa overnight in a luxury onsen a few years ago. But it was still very lively.

I visited an abandoned onsen village and stayed at one of the remaining open hotels. This would have gone so hard on the 90s. Now, most businesses are shut and decrepit.