Wally Hass

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Wally Hass

Wally Hass

@networkthinking

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ÜT: 34.184957,-118.784358 Katılım Mart 2008
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Sam Stein
Sam Stein@samstein·
One minute you're a respected business leader and governor of a state. The next you're reduced to this
Secretary Doug Burgum@SecretaryBurgum

The evidence is clear, vandals have repeatedly caused damage to the Reflecting Pool. Some of these acts were even caught on camera. We also provided the U.S. Attorney's office expert and eyewitness testimony to the damage done by vandals and provided every piece of evidence they asked for in the requested time line detailing each area of damage at the pool. The Reflecting Pool is part of the Lincoln Memorial and dates back to 1922. @POTUS cares deeply about protecting our sacred national monuments and his leadership has led the restoration of our Nation's Capital by Making D.C. Safe and Beautiful Again. Intentional damage done to the Reflecting Pool is no different than defacing any one of our other national monuments. We won't back down to deranged people who want to destroy, deface, or degrade our monuments.

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Adi Singh
Adi Singh@adisingh·
Vibes from the AgentMail office Wouldn’t do it anywhere else ❤️
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AgentMail (YC S25)
AgentMail (YC S25)@agentmail·
We are one week out from Agent Infra Night! If you're in the SF area on 8/6, come meet fellow builders, catch live demos from AgentMail, Telnyx, and Composio, and swap ideas over drinks. Link to rsvp: luma.com/6uaouoxj
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Steven Rose
Steven Rose@StevenR20265527·
California is now the state with the highest electric cost. After being told solar panels would lower the cost of electric ...and forcing utility suppliers to invest in green energy infrastructure, the costs were pass down to consumers. Move over big oil and make room for Big Green...
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Colin McCarthy
Colin McCarthy@US_Stormwatch·
California just became the first major grid system on the planet to generate more than 50% of its electricity from solar across an entire month. Battery costs are falling rapidly, and utility-scale solar is among the cheapest sources of new power in the US. Solar is the future.
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Wally Hass
Wally Hass@networkthinking·
Last rolling blackout in California was 2020, but go on. Several states have had since 2020. Overall the trend is improving and we should focus on where we are today and where we are going versus trolling 6 years ago without checking what outages other states have had since 2020…
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Wally Hass@networkthinking·
@proximityNZ @NathanMcNulty For some reason we were always short a few and treated them like gold on each project. When one would drop, my heart would sink
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Char
Char@proximityNZ·
@NathanMcNulty You just woke up today and chose violence eh?
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Maddie D. Reese
Maddie D. Reese@maddiedreese·
My new MacBook comes on Friday!! I’ve only been in the Apple ecosystem for about two years, so I still feel pretty new to it all. What apps do you guys use instead of the default Mac apps?
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The Bulwark
The Bulwark@BulwarkOnline·
Trump: "I want to personally congratulate CNN's Kaitlan Collins on receiving her award. It was all about me. It was a fake, she shouldn't get the award, it was a fake — but I didn't mind, I said, 'Kaitlan, congratulations.' But it was fake, there's no question about it. She's a young, attractive woman. She never smiles. I said, 'Kaitlan do you ever smile?' Smile. You have a nice position, you're at CNN fake news. You should be a happy person. So smile, Kaitlan, just smile."
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Wally Hass
Wally Hass@networkthinking·
@esglaude It pains me to say it also. Only in the US could we get this guy
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Eddie S. Glaude Jr.
Eddie S. Glaude Jr.@esglaude·
I cannot believe, although I understand why, this man is the president of the United States.
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Evan
Evan@daviddunn177·
This is the most accurate anyone has ever described Elon Musk.
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Eliana
Eliana@eliana_jordan·
Omg! I got my first subscription on my new app! what a feeling!
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Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang@JensenHuang·
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter. AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country. Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty. The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models. images.nvidia.com/pdf/Open-Weigh…
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Prompter
Prompter@PromptLLM·
wtf happened to perplexity? biggest fall from grace of a company ever
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Wally Hass
Wally Hass@networkthinking·
@NickKristof I guess my question is: Why are we in charge of who gets to do this and who doesn't? Doesn't anybody else get a say in this?
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Nicholas Kristof
Nicholas Kristof@NickKristof·
I fear that Trump has put us on a path where in a decade both Iran and Saudi Arabia may have nuclear weapons. This 1-2-3 deal with Saudi Arabia is a huge setback for global security. Neither Iran nor Saudi Arabia should be enriching uranium.
Trita Parsi@tparsi

The US-Saudi nuclear deal makes no sense A few points on the shocking U.S.–Saudi nuclear deal announced. 🔺This reflects a weaker American bargaining position, not a stronger one. The broader context is China. The Biden administration pursued a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, as part of a broader expansion of Trump’s Abraham Accords, in part to pull Riyadh closer to Washington and away from Beijing. But Washington’s position has deteriorated since then. The credibility of the U.S. security umbrella has weakened, GCC states have become more strategically autonomous, and Saudi Arabia has gained leverage by diversifying its partnerships. The result appears to be that Washington had to offer substantially more to try to keep Saudi from drifting further toward China, while getting substantially less in return. 🔺Biden was going down the same path… The Biden administration reportedly considered similar arrangements, but its efforts were derailed by the repercussions of the October 7 attacks. Biden officials also understood the risks, although it did not prevent them from pursuing it and signalling willingness to offer Saudi major nuclear concessions. Some of the contingency ideas reportedly discussed bordered on the surreal: having American troops physically guard Saudi enrichment facilities from the Saudis themselves, or designing systems that would allow the United States to disable—or even destroy remotely—the facilities if necessary. The fact that such safeguards were seriously contemplated should itself have been a warning. If your proposal requires extraordinary mechanisms to prevent your own ally from using the technology you are providing, perhaps the proposal is fundamentally flawed. 🔺This likely weakens Washington’s negotiating position with Iran If there is eventually another U.S.-Iran nuclear agreement, today’s decision establishes an entirely new benchmark. It becomes impossible to argue that Saudi Arabia may enrich uranium while Iran cannot, although Tehran was never going to accept zero enrichment in the first place. But proposals that earlier had been entertained - such as a 5- to 10-year moratorium on enrichment - may now also be out of reach. Moreover, and perhaps more importantly, it becomes harder to insist on intrusive international inspections for Iran while accepting a far lighter non-IAEA inspection regime for Saudi Arabia. And it becomes much more difficult to portray enrichment itself as an unacceptable proliferation risk. Washington has made the type of deal it wants from Iran more complicated. Full analysis on Substack: tritaparsi.substack.com/p/the-us-saudi…

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Wally Hass
Wally Hass@networkthinking·
@kevinroose Yea, a little tired of that one tbh. Does LLM hallucinate occasionally? I guess so but so infrequent to me, hardly noticeable in my day to day and rarely in coding
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Kevin Roose
Kevin Roose@kevinroose·
the staying power of the "AI is fake, LLMs are fancy autocomplete, safety fears are just marketing hype" narrative is remarkable. it's become the default view of a certain type of cynical smart person, despite being obviously wrong for at least a few years.
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Wes
Wes@wesbillman·
Buzz Desktop v0.4.23 🐝 More of you are running multiple communities — agents now start reliably when you switch between them. Plus safer sign-out (key backup required), cleaner GIF uploads, and UI polish. buzz.xyz
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