Pano Anthos

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Pano Anthos

Pano Anthos

@ptanthos

Big changes in store for retail and consumer goods. Be part of it. Let’s transform these industries. Founder Xrcventures

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Pano Anthos@ptanthos·
So many sorrows to tell here. Essentially the user friction we experienced in launching hangout is still here with horizons. nytimes.com/2022/10/09/tec…
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Pano Anthos@ptanthos·
Ridiculously nave to think that fundamentalist Iran would just surrender and become western. Vietnam anyone? Israel Thought It Could Spur Rebellion Inside Iran. That Hasn’t Happened. nytimes.com/2026/03/22/us/… via @NYTimes
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Are we "fiddling" while our country domestically burns? Politics aside, childcare costs rising 2x over inflation. Even states like Montana are seeing childcare costs equalling 16% ($15K) of the median state family income. NY is 19% ($20K). nytimes.com/2026/03/05/ups…
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Here we go. Fire everyone but yourself for chaotic, illegal behavior. She’s just the scapegoat. Trump Administration Live Updates: President Ousts Noem as Homeland Security Secretary nytimes.com/live/2026/03/0… via @NYTimes
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Use this prompt “What are some examples of violent regime changes from autocracy to democracy that did not require a surrender” oh right Romania. Great comp??? Not.
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Pano Anthos@ptanthos·
For all of the lovers of @realDonaldTrump attempt at obfuscation, history makes it clear that without full surrender, external military attacks have never moved the attacked country from autocracy to democracy. Check Claude. Oh right Romania is the only one in history!!
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Shaun Maguire
Shaun Maguire@shaunmmaguire·
When I was in the DoD, one of the things I worked on was understanding global terrorist financing Every scheme somehow involved Iran and drugs in America Delete the Islamic Regime and so many problems will simmer down: - drug supply in America - disinfo bots - terror proxies
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@shaunmmaguire @lawindsor Ok historian find any external military attacks that did not involve full surrender where regime change from autocracy to democracy took place. Test with Claude - zero!!
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Lauren Windsor
Lauren Windsor@lawindsor·
Just so we're all clear, this is the Epstein Iran War
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Truth!! Go @claudeai
Dustin@r0ck3t23

Dario Amodei just gave his first interview since the Pentagon blacklisted his company. The toll is visible on his face. He was asked one question. What would you say to the President right now? He didn’t hesitate. Amodei: “We are patriotic Americans. Everything we have done has been for the sake of this country.” Anthropic built their models to defend America. They were the first AI lab cleared for classified military systems. They wanted to help the warfighter. But the Pentagon demanded unrestricted access to fully autonomous weapons and mass surveillance of American citizens. Amodei drew the line. The government responded with emergency Cold War powers. A supply chain designation normally reserved for foreign adversaries. A six-month federal phaseout ordered from Truth Social. Amodei: “When we were threatened with supply chain designation and Defense Production Act, which are unprecedented intrusions into the private economy, we exercised our classic First Amendment rights to speak up and disagree with the government.” The administration framed Anthropic’s refusal as anti-American. Amodei’s response dismantled that framing in one sentence. Amodei: “Disagreeing with the government is the most American thing in the world.” Here is the deeper paradox nobody in Washington wants to say out loud. We are in a geopolitical race against autocratic adversaries who use AI for mass surveillance of their own citizens and autonomous weapons with no human oversight. The Pentagon demanded that Anthropic build those exact capabilities for America. Amodei: “The red lines we have drawn, we drew because we believe that crossing those red lines is contrary to American values.” You cannot defeat authoritarianism by adopting its methods. You cannot defend the open society by forcing private companies to build its antithesis under threat of wartime emergency powers. Anthropic held the line. Got blacklisted for it. And came out the other side saying the same thing they said going in. That is what it actually looks like to mean it.

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Pano Anthos@ptanthos·
So well said. “They told us Anthropic was lying. The contract language told us Anthropic was right.” This administration are nothing but war mongering thugs.
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86

Anthropic just announced it will take the Trump administration to court over the supply chain risk designation. And in the same breath, Axios revealed the detail that changes everything about this story. While Anthropic was being blacklisted for refusing to allow mass surveillance, the Pentagon’s own “compromise deal” that Under Secretary Emil Michael was offering on the phone at the exact moment Hegseth posted the designation on X would have required Anthropic to allow the collection and analysis of Americans’ geolocation data, web browsing history, and personal financial information purchased from data brokers. Read that again. The Pentagon spent two weeks saying it has no interest in mass surveillance of Americans. Then the deal they actually put on the table asked for access to your location, your browsing history, and your financial records. They told us Anthropic was lying. The contract language told us Anthropic was right. Now here is where this becomes an existential question for a $380 billion company. The supply chain risk designation means every company that does business with the Pentagon must certify they do not use Claude. Eight of the ten largest companies in America use Claude. Defense contractors, cloud providers, consulting firms, banks. The blast radius is not the $200 million Pentagon contract. It is the enterprise ecosystem that generates $14 billion in annual revenue. Anthropic’s legal argument is specific: under 10 USC 3252, the designation can only restrict use of Claude on Pentagon contract work. Your commercial API access, your claude.ai subscription, your enterprise license are, in Anthropic’s reading, completely unaffected. But here is the problem. That is a legal argument. It will take years to resolve in court. And in the meantime, every general counsel at every Fortune 500 company with any Pentagon exposure is going to ask one question: is using Claude worth the risk? The IPO, which was expected this year at a $380 billion valuation backed by $30 billion in fresh capital, is functionally frozen. No underwriter will price an offering while a company carries the same designation as Huawei. And here is the final detail nobody has processed yet. Hours after blacklisting Anthropic, the Pentagon accepted OpenAI’s proposed safety framework, which contains the identical red lines: no mass surveillance, no autonomous lethal weapons. They destroyed one company for a position they then accepted from its competitor. Full analysis on Substack. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

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Pano Anthos@ptanthos·
How about Unix/linux vs windows. Always at least a battle of two
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Pano Anthos@ptanthos·
No doubt an evil person, but where in history outside of a full scale war and surrender have you seen successful regime change from autocracy to democracy?
Shervin@shervin

God Bless @realDonaldTrump @netanyahu @PahlaviReza. It took these leaders being here at this time for this moment in history to happen. Iran’s freedom is near and a more peaceful and prosperous world for us all.

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Republicans against Trump
Republicans against Trump@RpsAgainstTrump·
Trump (in 2011): “Our president will start a war with Iran because he has absolutely no ability to negotiate. He’s weak and he’s ineffective.”
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Brian Schatz
Brian Schatz@brianschatz·
The most important thing to know about ICE is they are still doing the same illegal stuff. Nothing has changed. They left a blind man to freeze to death and lied about it, invaded a dorm room and lied about it. They have more money than the Marine Corps, and no discipline.
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P a u l ◉@SkylineReport·
This is the most incoherent message ever delivered to a country we just attacked. His communications director says one thing. His Defense Secretary says another. Trump says something else entirely. There is no unified rationale, no consistent objective, no articulated endgame. He hasn’t addressed Congress with a clear legal justification for war. What we’re watching is a hostile strike carried out without a defined strategy, without transparency, and without alignment inside his own administration. That’s not strength. That’s recklessness.
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@BillAckman @peterpham But overhung the construction is not a requirement? How may times will he challenge the constitution trying to create Rex trump?
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