Pam Miller
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Pam Miller
@pammilpr
PR. Corp. Comm. Storyteller. Animal Lover & Rescuer. Football Fan.
Seattle Katılım Mart 2009
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This is the weirdest industry. So many AI cofounders are willing to jump ship, change teams, sell fast, etc ... Never been true in past startup up-cycles.
Stephanie Palazzolo@steph_palazzolo
Lilian Weng, the Thinking Machines cofounder who announced her departure earlier this week, citing startup-related stress and illness, is rejoining OpenAI. She'll be working on using AI to develop new models (recursive self-improvement). w/ @amir theinformation.com/briefings/thin…
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The heavens got a new angel today, an Irish one at that. One whose voice lit up the sky long before he went to heaven. One whose voice moved the hearts of people around the world. Glen was angelic and mystical. He was kind, loving, and talented. He leaves behind a family, a legion of friends, like Bono and my sweet brother, bobby who just hung with him in a pub in Ireland, connecting the way one does in a pub in Ireland.
Glen sang at both of my parents’ funerals. At my mother’s, he sang “Forever Young” while our Special Olympic athletes placed their medals on top of her casket. At my father‘s funeral, he sang with Bono and the entire church was transcended. He will be forever young, and he died way too young.
To those for whom he was family, my heart goes out to you. To those who love his music, keep listening. to those who believe in prayer, a new angel is up there to pray to. Amen. ❤️🩹


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@KatieS @JoeCassandra Btw, we are supposed to combine vitamin c with the iron supplement for better absorption.
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@JoeCassandra I literally just did the same thing (took my iron, etc supplements and had coffee) and gasped out loud when I read this. Thank you so much for sharing!
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Put every blood test, diagnosis into AI.
My wife needed to take iron supplements per her doctor.
Taken them for months with no results.
I put her blood test into Grok telling them about her, when she takes the iron, etc. saying the supplements aren't doing anything.
Grok asked: "Is she drinking coffee or anything after taking it?"
Me: "Yes, right after."
Grok: "Coffee stops iron absorption up to 90%"
Her doctor didn't tell her any of this.
Nick Huber@sweatystartup
AI has made one thing perfectly clear: Most doctors are so far behind the health curve it is sickening. And they are also an incredibly defensive, stubborn, righteous group. They talk down to people who now finally have a source of truth beyond the pharma machine.
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@cleosoleil This is illegal and you can be fined $53,000+ per fake ugc video if claiming it’s a real testimonial. It’s false advertising. @FTC
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@sm @megan_janas I've volunteered for rescue groups, people have to rehome their furry family members for a large variety of reasons.
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@megan_janas Yeah I would love a dog that is already trained but I'm guessing people don't give up good, well behaved dogs
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A Florida boy is sharing his story after being recognized for reading more than 100 hours to shelter animals.
Read more: abcnews.link/Oxd5jnh
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A Massachusetts doctor who punched a police officer during the attack at the Capitol on Jan. 6 has lost her right to renew her medical license. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/m…
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@stevesi Ah, yes, the Silicon NW soirée was always great. Those were fun times.
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Rest in Peace John C. Dvorak. This wonderful tribute below describes his recent and very successful podcast. For decades starting at the advent of microcomputers, Dvorak was a leading advocate for the empowerment and business of computing. His writing was truly a voice of the PC generation.
The first book of his I read was "The Rise and Fall of Osborne Computer" which is the ultimate story of pre-PC microcomputer travails and hubris, one that meant a lot to me because I too was Osborned.
I began reading him regularly with the weekly trade magazine InfoWorld and his monthly columns in the OG PC Magazine where he synthesized, reviewed, and commented on the weekly goings on of the PC era. He documented the rise of the PC, Mac, Windows, and the roller coaster that was OS/2 and the companies and people doing it all. Many times we'd meet at the cafeteria for lunch and a Dvorak column would be a topic of conversation. Running into him at COMDEX was an exhausting rapid fire debate, which I had in the early 1990s regarding the fate of OS/2 at a Microsoft Systems Journal magazine party.
He also wrote many books for using the PC and early software. He continued to write over a dozen books over two decades. His name literally meant PC, though no relation to the turn of the century keyboard layout.
Below is a classic column written after attending COMDEX in November 1985. If you've seen Halt and Catch Fire then this would be contemporaneous with that pitch perfect depiction. This was a special COMDEX because Windows 1.0 was already two years late and was finally about to ship—I was in college and received the disks in January. I just smile ear to ear reading this. You can just feel the wide lapels, big eye glasses, cigarette smoke, and polyester.
Thank you John for all you wrote and all you shared. May his memory be a blessing.

Andrew Horowitz@andrewhorowitz
A terrible loss for all of us - RIP John @therealdvorak @adamcurry
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Trending: 8-bit ‘Jimothy’: Viral sensation raids trash cans, eludes paparazzi in Seattle creator’s video game geekwire.com/2026/8-bit-jim…
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Seattle's World Cup drew 3 million downtown visitors, boosted travel and left fans hoping the tournament sparks a lasting soccer legacy. king5.com/article/news/l…
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NEW: A second ex-wife of David Brouillette, the ICE agent who killed Joan Durán Guerrero in Maine, Lucinda Brouillette, issued a statement this morning. In it she says "If you were to ask me whether I believe David Brouillette is capable of this level of extreme violence, my answer is unequivocally yes."
"Throughout the years, I brought my concerns to law enforcement, the courts, and the Department of Health and Human Services. I tried to explain what I believed was a long-standing pattern of abuse, intimidation, manipulation, and controlling behavior because I genuinely feared where those behaviors could lead. From my perspective, those warnings did not receive the attention I believed they deserved."
NPR reported on a court filing from Lucinda where she accused him of being physically aggressive with their then 13-year-old daughter.
Below is her statement in full:
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To the woman at Target who pulled her child close and whispered "dangerous dog" when she saw my Bruno...
Let me tell you about that "scary" dog.
Bruno completed three tours in Afghanistan. He helped detect 47 lEDs that could have taken the lives of American soldiers. In Kandahar, he was injured by shrapnel while protecting his handler - my son, Staff Sergeant Manny Rivera.
When Manny returned home struggling with severe nightmares, Bruno stayed pressed against him so he could finally rest. On the Fourth of July, when fireworks would trigger panic, Bruno always sensed it first. He'd climb into Manny's lap — all 68 pounds of him — and stay there, breathing with him until the fear passed.
Bruno has been awarded a Purple Heart and a Combat Action Ribbon. His body carries scars that reflect experiences most people could never imagine.
So yes, to that woman at Target - he is dangerous.
Dangerous to anyone who would harm his family.
Dangerous to those who threatened the troops he protected. And dangerous to the belief that bully breeds can't be brave, loyal heroes.
This "monster" served his country.
What did you do today?
Welcome home, Bruno. You've more than earned your place to be here with us.
It you want to see Bruno now... the way he looks, the way he rests peacefully beside Manny, comment
"Bruno" and I'll show you his latest picture.
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@dinabass I'm a soccer newbie, thought the initiative was nice given the world's chaos.
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