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Today we crossed a MASSIVE milestone - $8 million in government awards! To think we went from a tiny desk in a one-car garage, to having a team ship out material destined to assist the WARFIGHTER is pretty awesome. Glad we took the leap of faith and figured out this GovCon game.

@PeptideSupplyCo Why did Amazon get rid of that? I tried ordering some last night and saw it’s no longer on there!

I can't believe how many of y'all actually buy BAC Water on Amazon. We have shipped more BAC Water today than we have the past week 😂. Big Hospira order coming in today. Don't have pretty packaging for it yet, but we will ship it anyway. Should be up tomorrow. Will make an announcement when it's ready.

@AlexThomp His “tell” when lying is the hand gestures… always the hand gestures

I asked Newsom: Kamala Harris. Why don’t you like each other? He called the premise “preposterous” but acknowledged she took a shot at him in her book. "I think it created some color for the book.“

@Mr_Husky1 So when my wife was pregnant, my five year old called our unborn baby “Bucci” as the name he referred to. When he was born, we all call him Bucci still although his name is Harrison… name just stuck and we love it.

Admit it: Your kid mispronounced a word three years ago and now the whole family says it that way. What's the word in your house? (We still say 'pasketti' and I’m not stopping anytime soon.)

@CaptainCons I never want to be that parent. This is why I stopped drinking. No value…

In your own home with small children who require parenting

@katieporterca Can’t we just have normal candidates?!? Why is everyone always weird? Is it the narcissism needed to run for office and it’s just a byproduct?

0% state income tax for California families making under $100,000. That’s thousands of dollars back in your pocket where it belongs. As Governor, I’ll work the issue at both ends—lowering taxes for those who are struggling and raising them on the biggest corporations that can afford to pay.

@PeptideList Had a bum shoulder. Doctor had me get an MRI and recommended surgery. Instead I started BPC157 at 500mcg, five days a week at night. Within 2 months I had no pain and full range of motion. So now I take it consistently five days a week and will continue to do that.

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@awesome_rants We do this all the time & we do pay the tariff every time, but MANY TIMES our supplier reduces our cost by the tariff amt so total cost did not change from pre/post tariff. So this whole “iT wAs $100 iS nOw $110” is wrong. It’s 90 + 10 and still $100.

FOR EVERYONE OUT THERE: YOU THE CONSUMER PAY THE TARIFF. NOT THE OTHER COUNTRY. THEY PRICE THEIR GOOD AT $100, WE SLAP A 10% TARIFF ON IT. THE PRICE IS NOW $110 FOR YOU. NOT THEM. FOR YOU. GET IT THROUGH YOUR THICK SKULLS.

@HugotoCrypto It’s interesting because the narrative is that the problem with crypto is it’s used by criminals and drug dealers because you can hide… but the real problem is the exact opposite - transparency.

🚨 CZ sagt was alle denken – aber keiner ausspricht Stell dir vor: Ein Unternehmen bezahlt seine Mitarbeiter in Krypto. On-Chain. Transparent. So wie Blockchain eben funktioniert. Klingt nach Zukunft. Ist es auch – bis du auf die Absenderadresse klickst. Denn dann siehst du alles. Wer was verdient. Wer mehr bekommt. Wer weniger. Die komplette Gehaltsstruktur – offen für jeden mit einem Block Explorer. CZ hat das diese Woche im All-In Podcast mit Chamath auf den Punkt gebracht: Fehlende Privatsphäre ist das fehlende Glied für die Akzeptanz von Krypto-Zahlungen. Und er hat recht. Das Problem geht tiefer: Nicht nur Gehälter liegen offen. Lieferantenzahlungen, Treasury-Bewegungen, Kundenbeziehungen – alles lässt sich nachvollziehen wenn ein Konkurrent die Blockchain-Aktivität eines Unternehmens analysiert. Der kann Umsatztrends schätzen, Geschäftspartner identifizieren, große Deals tracken. Ich sage das seit Jahren: #Bitcoin ist genial als Settlement-Layer. Aber als Zahlungsmittel für den Alltag? Da fehlt ein ganzes Stockwerk im Gebäude. Chamath geht noch weiter – genau dieses Privacy-Problem ist der Grund warum er kein Bitcoin-Maximalist ist. Sein Argument: Krypto kann nicht als digitales Bargeld funktionieren ohne Privatsphäre. Individuen werden Systeme nicht nutzen die ihr gesamtes Finanzleben offenlegen. Und CZ bringt noch einen Punkt den kaum jemand anspricht: physische Sicherheit. Wenn jeder sehen kann wie viel Krypto du hältst, wirst du zum Ziel. Nicht nur digital – auch physisch. Die Ironie: #Bitcoin wurde von Cypherpunks erschaffen. Leute die Verschlüsselung und Privatsphäre als Grundrecht gesehen haben. Und jetzt ist genau diese fehlende Privatsphäre der größte Blocker für Massenadoption. Was sich bewegt: Projekte wie Aztec, Railgun und andere gehen gerade vom Testnet in die Produktion. Private Stablecoins kommen. Zero-Knowledge-Proofs werden praxistauglich. Aber ehrlich – das ist alles noch optional, fragmentiert und für den Normalnutzer zu komplex. Hier liegt der eigentliche Investment-Case: Der gesamte Krypto-Stack ist gereift – Custody, Skalierung, Compliance, institutioneller Zugang. Privacy ist die am wenigsten entwickelte Schicht im Vergleich. Das heißt: Wer jetzt in Privacy-Infrastruktur positioniert ist, sitzt am Tisch bevor die Party losgeht. Nur so eine Meinung. 🤝

@mrmikeMTL If your couch doesn’t touch a back wall in your living room, you got money. Or your kitchen had a kitchen island.

For those who didn't grow up privileged, name something you thought was a luxury when you were a kid

@AnnikaSays So I have a SaaS with members and it’s desktop based. Using the route, could I potentially create a native apple and google app for it using this process? That really possible?!

A month ago, I started using Claude Code 👩‍💻 Ten days ago, I added OpenClaw 🦞 Since then, I've shipped vibecoded apps, built a research pipeline, run countless overnight tasks — and burned through an ungodly amount of API credits Zooming out, three big learnings:

@Seanfrank Completely agree but still the best place to be… it’ll rebound, just like everything else. It’s a pendulum. When it swings too far one way, it’ll swing back the other way soon enough.

LA is in a recession. Tech is out. Hollywood left. 1 house has been built since the fires. LA is having its worst decade since the 80s

@lalovestrump Been looking at the Westside for some time and for a 4 bedroom 2 bath 2k sq foot… the only way to play in the game is the high 1.8s! Fun fact: heard from our loan officer that every buyer 45 and under has a down payment that’s gifted at least on part by family.

What would you say is the minimum one would need to spend to buy a house today in the CITY ( not county ) of Los Angeles for a house in an area that is actual clean and safe ? Or does it even exist ? I mean a “typical” 3 bed / 2 bath type house

@Madam_Mito @DrDominicNg This is the correct answer.

@DrDominicNg It’s just relativity. (The number of events relative to units of processing) Youth feels slower because subjective time scales inversely with age and information density. (By the time you’re 5 that is 20% of all information processing, by 50 it’s <2%

Time felt slower when you were a kid. As a neuroscientist, here's why - and how to get it back: 1. Lack of novelty. Your brain encodes new experiences in vivid detail but condenses repeated ones. And kids have endless firsts.

@RickCarusoLA @latimes So what’s the process that needs to happen? Everyone says we should… but there is only one person who’s position it is to do something… CAN SOMEONE STEP UP? Looking at you @NathanHochmanDA

Today’s @latimes report is an absolute outrage. Karen Bass actively covered up a report meant to examine the most significant disaster in Los Angeles history. When it comes to life safety matters, this is no longer a matter of making poor judgement, apologizing and moving forward. This is a complete loss of public trust and an intentional act of covering up the actions that led to people dying. Everyone should read this article and consider what action is warranted. She has completely failed us.

@RedWave_Press All you gotta do is release them then. It’s really that easy.

BREAKING: President Trump on Truth Social: “Not only wasn’t I friendly with Jeffrey Epstein but, based upon information that has just been released by the Department of Justice, Epstein and a SLEAZEBAG lying ‘author’ named Michael Wolff, conspired in order to damage me and/or my Presidency.” “So much for the Radical Left’s hope against hope, some of whom I’ll be suing. Additionally, unlike so many people that like to “talk” trash, I never went to the infested Epstein island but, almost all of these Crooked Democrats, and their Donors, did.”

@Rico_BF_ Id say, why not the W in Buffalo against the Jets where we ended up losing Max? Without losing Max, do we give up those big scores with second stringers coming in like the one with Dane Jackson? Total mismanagement of players health led to further mismanaging.

Terry Pegula tried telling us he made his decision to fire Mcdermott by his assessment of the upside down smiley faces in the locker room. I personally don't buy it! Imo, there must have been a particular loss this past season that DID IT for Pegula! Which loss tho?

@KevinMassare ??? That is not what he meant. Question was about the perception of Beane on a power play and if he felt that, you’d be out. Nothing was alluding to McDermott there….

Pegula just said anybody who was on a power play is gone. Alluding to McDermott going on a powerplay to save his job Said there was ZERO powerplay that Beane ever went on or he'd be gone

@YardsPerPass I think this poll is skewed because most people are going to take X tweets and assume them as their own thoughts. Prior to the firing, I think it would have gone: Fire Both, Fire Sean, Fire Beane, Keep both. Why are we all forgetting the years of “Fire Sean”?

What would you have done?

@AaronQuinn716 Yeah. I had that first experience this year with my five year old. It’s the absolute best but at the same time, I’m thinking I’ve just gifted him endless suffering….

My 10-year old just made a really solid point. "what if it gets worse". He's officially feeling what it's like to fan. I'm sorry, son. This is all my fault you'll experience decades of pain. LOLOL

@KevinMassare Seeing X start to riot that McDermott is gone and Beane stays is rich. People just want to be mad to be mad. I could’ve swore I’ve seen so many calling for McDermott to be gone AND also tweeting out “Baller Beane” all in the same season. People all in their feelings.

Brandon Beane wins whatever power struggle was going on with Sean McDermott. They clearly disagreed on players/roster moves all season. It’s clear Brandon proved the players he requested, failed The fire McDermott crowd gets what they wanted