@__tinygrad__ Filled with dielectric fluid, placed on the sea floor, run power and fiber.
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Brandon
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Brandon
@seek4learning8
Cancer research… getting closer.
Katılım Kasım 2015
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The turso sync works fully locally, without our cloud, btw. With Turso 0.5.0, if you download the CLI and do:
tursodb --sync-server 0.0.0.0:8080 mydata.db
that will open a server that you can then use to sync your databases.
All Open Source.
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Finally stopped clinging on 😄 Where do I get my membership card?
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@WomanWolf21 Check here. Works on most solid tumors.
histosonics.com/find-edison-pr…
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@newstart_2024 Are they actually using this now? Does it work for other kind of tumors? Where can people use this? Great!
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Sound waves that LIQUEFY liver tumors—no surgery, no radiation, no chemo misery?
FDA cleared histotripsy in late 2023. As of February 2026, HistoSonics' Edison system has treated thousands of patients (nearly 3,000 reported in recent updates) at over 50 leading US centers (e.g., Allina Health/Abbott Northwestern, Johns Hopkins affiliates, Jersey Shore UMC, Saint Francis, Lehigh Valley, Renown Health, UM Health-West, plus expansions in UAE, Hong Kong, and early Europe/UK sites).
Real-world results: Multicenter data show 94-96% local tumor control at 30-90 days post-treatment (many cases 100% when properly targeted), with ~90% at 1 year in pivotal trial follow-ups. Complications are low/rare (mostly minor or disease-related; serious ones <7% in early analyses, often not device-specific). Outpatient sessions, quick recovery—patients often resume normal life fast.
Patient stories: "The contrast vs. surgery was huge—I was with family, not stuck in bed." "No pain, back to dinner next day." "A godsend for tumors nothing else could touch." "Miracle treatment."
Immune boost bonus: Liquefied debris may help the body recognize and fight remaining cancer cells.
From breakthrough to real-world rollout in under 3 years—this is changing liver cancer care now, with kidney/pancreas trials advancing rapidly.
Non-invasive tumor destruction via sound is here.
What cutting-edge medical advance gives you the most hope heading into the rest of 2026?
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@RMexico11 @peacock This! And maybe that odd sound modulation too.
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Hey @peacock could you kindly fix the stuttering on the Super Motorcross broadcast. It has happened every race and it’s getting annoying.
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@JSteeleMusic I’ve once heard it said “grief is only love that’s got no place to go.” ❤️❤️❤️
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Brandon retweetledi
It's here! jQuery 4.0.0 FINAL is released! 3 days after jQuery's 20th birthday. blog.jquery.com/2026/01/17/jqu… #jquery #happybirthday #jqueryreunion
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@BrianRoemmele CTCs vs tumor informed ctDNA for surveillance? We haven’t had much success with CTCs. But always happy to update priors as needed.
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BOOKMARK THIS.
I sincerely hope you never need this.
If you or someone you loves has a cancer, you absolutely should get this test. NO MATTER WHAT YOU ARE TOLD (not medical advice). It will have a report on the drugs that respond to this exact cancer as it is in this body.
Empirical testing is better than guessing.
The RGCC Cancer Test (aka the "Greek Test") is a cutting-edge liquid biopsy from Greece's Research Genetic Cancer Centre.
It detects circulating tumor cells in blood for early cancer screening, monitoring recurrence, and tailoring treatments via tests like Oncocount and Onconomics Plus (drug sensitivity).
Link: rgcc-international.com
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@WillTilson Same with my steel string Epi. But my Yamaha nylon guitar sounds great with those tunings.
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@SWJMusic @rickbeato How does your guitar handle the open C tuning so well? My Martin doesn’t have enough tension in the strings when I try it.
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thank you @rickbeato for naming "I'm a Song" as his #1 in his 2025 top ten. honored to be in such company. high praise and i am grateful. 🫶
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@SpeakerJohnson @HouseOversight I know what this means… nothing will be done and the fraud will continue.
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This jaw-dropping reporting is an indictment of both the national news media and feckless, dangerous office holders in Minnesota like Tim Walz, who have allowed these massive fraud schemes to occur for years.
NO MORE.
@HouseOversight has expanded its investigation into these schemes. Republicans have demanded data from Gov. Walz, AG Ellison, the Treasury Department, and the Justice Department, and have requested interviews with several key officials in Minnesota who have allowed, or participated in this fraud.
The American people deserve answers and accountability and House Republicans will help deliver it.
Nick shirley@nickshirleyy
🚨 Here is the full 42 minutes of my crew and I exposing Minnesota fraud, this might be my most important work yet. We uncovered over $110,000,000 in ONE day. Like it and share it around like wildfire! Its time to hold these corrupt politicians and fraudsters accountable We ALL work way too hard and pay too much in taxes for this to be happening, the fraud must be stopped.
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@BernieSanders If you stopped the fraud, you wouldn’t need more taxes. Also, how much richer did you get in 2025 while “working” for the people?
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The great economic crisis of our time is growing income and wealth inequality.
While millions of Americans struggle to pay rent, buy food, or afford health care, 10 billionaires got $730 billion richer in 2025.
This is immoral and unsustainable.
We must defeat oligarchy.
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Someone please explain to Ro, who I respect, that there will be 1/10th the amount of market cap within 50 miles of his district and the whole state of CA if this extreme unrealized gains tax passes
There are other ways to stick it to big tech without destroying little tech
Ro Khanna@RoKhanna
My district is $18 trillion, nearly 1/3 of US stock market in a 50 mile radius. We have 5 companies with a market cap over a trillion dollar companies. If I can stand up for a billionaire tax, this is not a hard position for 434 other members or 100 Senators. Those saying that we wouldn't have a future NVIDIA in the Bay if this tax goes into effect are glossing over Silicon Valley history. Jensen was at LSI Logic and his co-founders at Sun. He started NVIDIA in my district because of the semiconductor talent, Stanford, innovation networks, and venture funding. We have 37 times the VC money as Austin given the innovation ecosystem & Florida isn't even on the map. Jensen wasn't thinking I won't start this company because I may have to one day pay a 1 percent tax on my billions. He built here because the talent is here. AI was created with our tax dollars. ImageNet was created by Fei-Fei Li at Stanford using NSF money. This was a visual database. Hinton presented at an ImageNet conference his famous paper. The seminal innovation in tech is done by thousands often with public funds. NSF, DARPA, Stanford, Berkley, San Jose State, Santa Clara and the UCs are the foundation for what has made Silicon Valley a powerhouse. It's why we won 5 Nobel Prizes this year in the UC system. Yes, we need entrepreneurs to commercialize disruptive innovation. Stanford blazed a trail in licensing technology & partnering with the private sector. The university enabled companies like Google which began as a research project called BackRub, looking at back links to rank pages. And entrepreneurs like Brin & Page reap huge rewards when they succeed. But the idea that they would not start companies to make billions, or take advantage of an innovation cluster, if there is a 1-2 percent tax on their staggering wealth defies common sense and economic theory @paulkrugman @DAcemogluMIT @baselinescene. We cannot have a nation with extreme concentration of wealth in a few places but where 70 percent of Americans believe the American dream is dead and healthcare, childcare, housing, education is unaffordable. What will stifle American innovation, what will make us fall behind China, is if we see further political dysfunction and social unrest, if we fail to cultivate the talent in every American and in every city and town. The industrial revolution saw soaring inequality in Britain for nearly 60 years. On the continent, it lead to revolutions in France with worker uprisings (1848) and contributed to one in Russia (1917). America's central challenge is to make sure the AI revolution works for all of us, not just tech billionaires. So yes a billionaire tax is good for American innovation which depends on a strong and thriving American democracy.
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Brandon retweetledi
“Stand By Me (Live at the Print Shop)” is charting Top 3 across all genres right now 🔥 …what’s even more amazing, is it’s just getting started 🎸… the whole world will know his name ✌️
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@20th_Centurygal Jimmy Olander from @DiamondRioBand without a doubt.
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I forgot one big reason why I also wanted to invest so much in Google
They own @waymo
And just like with AI the only ones who are serious contenders for self driving are Waymo (Google), Tesla and again the Chinese (with their EVs)
Uber and Lyft will be wiped off the market, not even talking about all the classic car brands which might turn useless overnight too when self driving takes over worldwide
Self driving cars will change society and our lives radically everyone says and I think too, and if you wanna invest in that, Waymo is one of the best ways via Google
@levelsio@levelsio
So I bought over $1M in Google today Kinda crazy but also not so crazy I've been the biggest Google hater for years, it was completely mismanaged, destroyed by politics and lack of any leadership, fumbled inventing Transformers etc. Then Sergey returned and suddenly Google is dominating not just in the AI benchmarks and leaderboards but in real usage AI benchmarks can and are easily rigged But me running an AI startup and always wanting to use the best models makes me conclude something basic now: it's really just Google and Elon Musk and the Chinese in the end who will probably win The models I use are all by either Google, xAI, or the Chinese (ByteDance, Kling, Minimax) As you know Google now has its own chips (TPUs), Google has the biggest data set in video (YouTube), images (Google images) and generally the web (for LLMs), still the one of the biggest general user bases (Google Search etc), and they finally have a real engineer being the de facto CEO now (Sergey Brin) Elon Musk with xAI you can't bet against cause he simply has the sheer willpower to get things done The Chinese are similar, sheer willpower and they don't sleep and they really want to win, and companies like ByteDance (TikTok) have massive data sets in video too of course In my opinion everyone is still staring too much at LLMs, I've always been more interested in image models, video models and now the nascent 3d and world models, that's where it's going and where we'll be able to prompt entire worlds or apps or whatever, it's hard to imagine WHAT exactly With my app Photo AI I try be a little part of that journey there of course Now I can't invest in xAI, I'm a bit invested in the Chinese via the ICHN ETF, but of course Google anyone can invest in and so I think I should I've reduced my Nvidia investments already months ago, as it was inevitable there'd be real competitors to their chips at some point, with Google's TPUs there are now I'm not an expert, and you should mostly just buy ETFs, and you shouldn't listen to me and this is not financial advice
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Like most popular framework stories, FastAPI started as a personal side project.
Now it's one of the fastest-growing frameworks in Python history, powering everything from Netflix to the James Webb Space Telescope.
Sebastián Ramírez (@tiangolo) tells the story of how FastAPI was born -- and you can watch it now 🤗
➡️ youtu.be/mpR8ngthqiE
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Brandon retweetledi
Django 6.0 released ✨ a mosaic of modern tools and thoughtful design 🎨🧩🛠️💡#Django -- djangoproject.com/weblog/2025/de…
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WHY THIS STUPID VIDEO GETS VIRAL EVERY SINGLE TIME ARENT YOU ALL TIRED OF IT ALREADY??????
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Dynamic Arrays in C
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