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@unusual_whales When I bought my 3rd house for $84,000 in 1998 that’s what my mortgage rate was. Don’t know why people are complaining.

BREAKING: 30-year mortgage rates have hit 6.75%, per Mortgage Daily News

@eat_dc Well like dirt bikes, mopeds, e bikes, and ATVs you’ll find this on a sidewalk near you soon.

Amazon's electric cargo bikes have arrived in DC.

@Daniel_Rapaport Gen Z explaining why they rolled in at noon

Hall of Fame spin zone. GARRICK HIGGO: "I was there on time, but the rule is, if you're one second late, you're late. So if you think about it, I was there on time, if you know what I mean."

@PatrickHeizer @TheStalwart If you just look at numbers on sheets you’ll have a very different impression of Baltimore than if you visited. Detroit’s turnaround is probably a better story.

What's happening in Baltimore is slowly suffusing into the American consciousness. It's a genuinely great development that should be receiving more attention.

@NancyMace Infrastructure.

Number 1 issue facing South Carolina? Please share with me below.

@AndrewSolender Here’s the other thing, Yellow isn’t great.

le pain being on here

@fchollet I think he goes by Garry Tan

If you want to get dumber, confused, and lacking any situational awareness, listen to anonymous "AI influencer" drivel accounts...

@SarahLongwell25 @Tyler_A_Harper Overcoming southern black prejudice? Yeah, he’s got some work to do.

@Tyler_A_Harper Yeah, he’s got some work to do.

I see a guy.

@DrTeslaFSD So, slow due to charging for 2 hours

Just completed my longest ever single day road trip in the Cybertruck. Here are the stats: • 946 miles driven from Fort Lauderdale FL to Richmond VA. • 17.5 hrs (slow due to Florida traffic) • 7 Supercharger stops - total time charging 1hr 53min (avg 16min, longest 23min) • $132.40 in Supercharger fees ($0.14 per mile) • 100% on FSD • WiFi courtesy of Starlink mini Cybertruck is the only vehicle I’d want to try this with. Super easy and comfortable. Kids enjoyed it and were able to watch movies and play computer games against each other thanks to Starlink and the entertainment system.

@charcoded @NipseyHoussle As long as you know what you’re getting into…

hi, I’m Sammy! I’m new to SF and just moved here from Tel Aviv. looking for friends who love startups, healthcare tech, and state secrets. spent a few years in surveillance and now I’m working undercover at an early stage company with no digital footprint. 🤪 let’s hangout!!

@RupertMyers @vocalcry That’s what winning looks like in 2026

Next month: the US strikes Greenland and it somehow ends with Trump giving Alaska to Denmark.

@mattparlmer @TheStalwart @WillManidis Yes these mechanical looms are disruptive but I think we’re going to be ok in the long term.

Nobody has a plan for driver displacement, it is dangerous to the technology industry to let this rip without a plan I beg you people to read what @WillManidis has been posting over the last few months, you are not taking backlash seriously enough

@DadPantsRev @NipseyHoussle @tyleraloevera Not enough people talk about this but it’s been true (eventually) in every company I’ve interacted with

@tyleraloevera I worked in tech for half a decade with these very people. Sure, they work like slaves, but they also prey on each other. The greencards become managers and hire an army of indentured servant H1Bs. They don’t value merit and honesty. They are destroying our companies from within

I Exposed Texas' Indian Invasion...

@nikitabier @stefanoscalia This is accurate.

All things considered, PA has the best dining in the world. Zero reservations necessary, even on a Friday night, for tier-1 food. Like you can walk into Daigo and eat sushi that was just flown in from Tsukiji fish market. The equivalent in NYC would require having 3 Resy bots and calling in favors from all over town to get seated at 5pm on a Tuesday.

@chamath @theallinpod Counter point if cryptography is broken we’ve got way bigger problems than crypto.

I mentioned this last year on @theallinpod and the crypto bros freaked out. Two things are true about crypto bros: they are extremely technical and extremely belief oriented. Sometimes, though, the latter clouds the former. This paper from Google, though, is quite reasonable and raises some important technical questions. If you believe in AI leading to AGI/ASI in the semi near future, the most obvious honeypot to point an AGI/ASI to is cracking a crypto project like Bitcoin. Essentially becomes free money. The crypto elders should start spending more effort organizing on a timescale that makes crypto quantum resistant / proof in these next few years with a conclusive roadmap.

@NWischoff @andriy_mulyar @secureframe @getdelve You mean aside from the company committing fraud?

@andriy_mulyar @secureframe @getdelve Who is early (AI native) building here aside from Delve?

My take on Delve and experience after 3 audit cycles as a founder -> We've been a decently happy customer of @secureframe the last few years but were considering migrating to @getdelve this January (took some sales calls, got some data in to feel the experience). Here's my take on the situation: I've done 3 audit cycles now where my team (and originally just me) spent weeks every quarter pulling data, filling out spreadsheets, etc to adhere to SOC 2 controls. This was followed by a painful 2-3 month audit period where I felt auditors and the underlying platform were heavily out of sync - auditors would request things that we had already synced/uploaded into the compliance tool, escalatory meetings would happen just to resolve to 'that is ok, sorry we missed it'. The promise of Delve, for me, was AI-native compliance. A platform that didn't just do 80% of the work (controls auto-synced to cloud infra, evidence pulled via vendor APIs) but got us to 95%: where agents did the annoying stuff that the other platforms couldn't handle (auto checking access roles in every vendor, filling out excel sheets first to then to hand over for human verification). Where auditors actually understood the platform holding the evidence they were auditing. I was really onboard with the vision of Delve their team and sales folks pitched me. My gripe with all the existing vendors (@TrustVanta , @DrataHQ, @secureframe ) was this: They built their tech stack and process up up pre-AI. I felt their product roadmap moved very slow, lots of small bugs everywhere and so much silly stuff has to be done manually. One hour my team is orchestrating coding agents and the next hour huddled in a call filling out an Excel sheet - it felt like these existing platforms were 'on the wrong exponential'. We're obviously sticking with Secureframe for now but the above facts still haven't changed. Im certain someone will disrupt the space by achieving the above vision - it's unfortunate that it probably won't be Delve.

@Scott_Wiener @paulg The lights cost 2.3 trillion dollars and were delivered 21 years late

WE JUST RE-LAUNCHED THE BAY LIGHTS! San Francisco’s light is now even brighter. Truly the best city on the planet. Happy Bay Lights!

@mansourtarek_ @Alfred_Lin @matthuang @aleximm @luanalopeslara @_charlienoyes @abhishekm1636 Not a single rep was completed

This is how Kalshi Q1 board meeting ended. cc @Alfred_Lin @matthuang @aleximm @luanalopeslara @_charlienoyes @abhishekm1636

@SarahLongwell25 Why would this be embarrassing for a Russian operative?

Embarrassing for Tulsi.

@texasrunnerDFW @FoxNews What if, and this is crazy, we make citizenship a requirement for homeowners? So that instead of being a financial asset used by foreigners for money laundering and currency manipulation it’s a place to live.

@FoxNews It’s even more complicated than this Homebuilders are actually starting to change the way they build, design, and market homes—to specifically appeal to a foreign buyer customer base Overly big with shiny gimmick fixtures on a teeny tiny lot. And the quality is poor

'THE PROBLEM IS OBVIOUS': New data reveals foreigners purchased over 78,000 U.S. homes in just one year, with nearly half paying all cash. It's a growing trend that researcher Paige Terryberry argues younger Americans and middle-class families can't compete with. "The American Dream is for the American people, and young professionals and middle-class families urgently need it brought within their reach."