Kiara Bickers

In cryptography, if an exploit is possible, we assume it’s inevitable. In politics, we assume the opposite, pretending conspiracies never happen, even when incentives are perfectly aligned.

@BlueLightDiet 162 / 6in / mitochondria

@kiarabickers what is the treatment distance/irradiance? What are you treating for?

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@BlueLightDiet It’s saying that for treating mitochondria with my Blockblue Light Max Power I should run it for 31s? Does that sound right to you? I’ve never heard a recommendation so short.

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@stefanoscalia @ChrisJBakke brutal truths

You could get a job at a frontier AI lab in SF for $4.3M TC and buy this starter home in Menlo for $7.3M. Then meet a nice girl at the LinkedIn Cafe and take her on a date to a Capital One Cafe by Brex. Get married in a Waymo and send your kids to The Menlo School. But you will not.

@sharbel bless the algorithm for showing me this, i have been waiting.

Most people bookmark tweets and never look at them again So I built an openclaw skill that reads your bookmarks and tells your agent what to actually do with them It categorizes everything, extracts actions, and proposes work it can start on right now github.com/sharbelxyz/x-b…

@MEIHI3M @niccruzpatane @grok gotcha. seems like we could keep busy exploring around here for good awhile.

@kiarabickers @niccruzpatane @grok Can't get to other solar systems

Eric Weinstein on Elon Musk: “His real company I think isn’t SpaceX, it’s xAI (Grok). I think he’s given up on the corruption of science. He keeps talking about the fact that he doesn’t like the term ‘researcher’ — he only believes in Engineers. I don’t think he doesn’t believe in scientists, I think he thinks science has gotten corrupt and he doesn’t want to deal with it. I think what he is doing is building Grok to do science in a world where humans are too corrupt to be truthful.” Interesting take. (Via Ranveer Allahbadia Podcast)

@rahulluthra22 bingo follow

@kiarabickers Gotta be following for me to dm

Pitch deck design for founders & startups. → 27 slides + figma file + font file → Comment on the post and I'll send it to you → Must be following so I can DM

@Zephyr_hg GAMMA

My sales email response rate jumped from 5% to 18%. Built an automation that creates personalized sales presentations in 90 seconds by researching prospect websites and uses Gamma to generate custom pitch decks automatically. Scrapes their sitemap, analyzes key pages, identifies pain points, and builds an 8-slide deck tailored specifically to their business. Prospects can tell I actually researched them because the deck references their specific challenges. No more generic templates that scream copy-paste. Comment "GAMMA" and I'll DM it to you (must be following)

@free_ai_guides Alex

Alex Hormozi helped thousands build $100M offers. So I made a Hormozi Mega-Prompt that turns ChatGPT into a value-creating machine: → Offer creation → Pricing models → Market analysis → Value stack generation → Pain-point insight extraction If you want ChatGPT to think like Hormozi, this is the one. Comment “Alex” and I’ll DM it to you.

@ACarinbough @MichaelAArouet Interesting, an italian poet had mentioned this.

@kiarabickers @MichaelAArouet Whorfianism has long been debunked. And English doesn’t have a future verb tense either. It uses either the present tense or auxiliary verbs

@piersmorgan And this is why Europe gets the name Esau.

There are a lot of white English people I would happily trade for a good weekly chicken tikka masala.

@creation247 beauty, goodness, truth

In 3 words or less, what is your personal philosophy?

@DesireeCachette The thing about SF is everyone’s a tinkerer, endless curiosity, but low on conviction. Critical away for anyone born there to step away for a bit to realize how much real opportunity still is there.

This is literally a normal childhood for anyone born in the Bay Area

156 Years ago today, the Nature Journal wrote its first publication.

@patrickc Let them take their 4% lol

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"Can there even be a Truth without Goodness and Beauty? Well, this is just what we call "objectivity," and it is just a kind of hell." — Timothy Patitsas, @patitsas Google's Word Usage Trends:

Why is this true? Art reveals universal truths. It transcends the mundane, and evokes awe. Through art, we connect to something greater than ourselves. It's the nearest thing to a spiritual experience in a world blind to God.

@ajhodls need a recommendation on huge gong here

every startup should have a gong in their office gotta celebrate the wins