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The altruists! (in the style of ‘The Aristocrats’)

@netflix You’ll be hearing from my lawyers

Julia Garner and Anthony Boyle will portray Caroline Ellison and Sam Bankman-Fried in the new limited series The Altruists. Two hyper-smart young idealists try to remake the global financial system in the blink of an eye...only to seduce each other into stealing $8 billion.

Congestion pricing for hot takes

My agentic OS framework (awk, grep, sed & cron) is opening new horizons in human-AI synthesis

@panks246299 @DeSciWorld opensea.io/assets/ethereu…

@panks246299 @DeSciWorld opensea.io/assets/ethereu…

@ProfitFry @tarunchitra It’s vibes all the way down

Why do these people just create more and more ponzis 🤣🤣😂😂😂 @tarunchitra

🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂 Don’t worry guys the team behind pump science created ai agents but hey don’t worry they’re definitely not a ponzi 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

@bioprotocol Is there a place to vote? I see nothing on snapshot

Process from here: > discussion: common.xyz/bio-protocol/d… > snapshot > if the proposal passes, $BIO goes liquid within 7 days of it passing

It’s time to take $BIO liquid

@sdw Beautiful. That’s a lot of fixes! Over how many years?

Here’s why I always recommend Rimowa if you’re a frequent traveler and want a piece of luggage. I had a latch issue, so I walked into a store in NYC and they fixed it on the spot. I’ve done this in Tokyo, SF, Amsterdam — it’s not just great luggage, it’s fantastic service.

@biofoundry_xyz @pumpdotscience @vitadao @bioprotocol Email is just very boomer energy

@biofoundry_xyz @pumpdotscience @vitadao @bioprotocol Hmmm seems like you could just have people log in with wallet of choice and then authenticate wallets from other chains still without email?

Today we're launching Emeralds - uniting & rewarding DeSci's early pioneers across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, & Solana. If you participated in projects like @pumpdotscience @vitadao, @bioprotocol, & many other major DeSci protocols, you're already earning Emeralds👇

@KCGrock @zachklein Not at all. Open homelessness is shocking to nearly every European. In terms of cost, tipping is also shocking to the European mind, but Europeans are not more cost conscious than the average American in Europe.

@zachklein I think this is a specific European view. European tourists are much more cost sensitive than Americans and end up in cheap hotels in TL. I think SF's reputation with Americans will improve quickly. New mayor, pandas, AVs, Ocean Beach Park. We'll be making headlines.

After living in Europe for 16 months, one thing is for sure: SF's reputation is in the gutter. Europeans are confused by my pride for SF, they feel pity for me. And it's not because they've only been persuaded by media. Those with the strongest opinions have visited and seen for themselves. Unfortunately SF maintains a strict hotel zone centered around Market Street and Union Square where they have also penned in open-air drug dealing, people suffering from mental illnesses and addiction, as well as the homeless. This is what tourists see when they step out of their lobby. Like a lot of Americans, it completely confounds the European mind that such a rich, powerful and liberal city could contain so many scenes of misery and inhumanity. Obviously those of us who have spent significant time in SF know the city is much more than this. And most of us are trained to offer reasons for each of these seemingly intractable issues. But I haven't been able to convince anyone here... Cities are cyclical. I'm only 42 and old enough to remember that people were commonly were afraid to visit NYC, and if you had to, you were warned to carry a wad cash with you to make the mugging efficient. NYC has shed that reputation. What do you think will be the plot points in the narrative of SF regaining a reputation that is commensurate with its natural beauty, unique architecture, diverse and welcoming culture, and optimism? A lot of boosters are excited about AI. I don’t see it that way. That may bring workers back to downtown, but from the outside, I think it further binds SF to elitist, anti-social tech. I don’t see a good path that doesn’t start with affordability, for both tourists and locals.

@punk6529 👍 I actually think chances are far less than 2% to be honest. Most saying otherwise are selling you something

@wanderingset remind me of this in 2029, etc, etc 😃

1/ On Our Bubbles The reaction of my circles to the election: ✅tech/crypto: euphoric ✅nft artists: muted, possibly self-censoring in some cases ✅american east coast friends: upset / some women very upset ✅europeans: utterly and completely shocked/baffled

@punk6529 Great thread, but as a subject matter expert on intelligence there is a <2.5% chance this is the case. Returns are already saturating with current architectures and available data.

20/ This will be the last pre-AGI presidency, the last to be run by humans. By the 2030s we will be dealing with intelligences smarter than us and I think most of the above may become outdated.

@SHL0MS Out here blowing up lambos when you could be doing creative tweets

SAY SIKE RIGHT NOW

Make Ethereum cypherpunk again vitalik.eth.limo/general/2023/1…

@GenomesDAO If I have 30x sequence data is there a way for me to generate a vault?

ICYMI We built a way to create anonymous, auditable, incentivised, repeat consent genomic queries. Were they a success? genomesdao.medium.com/we-built-a-way… $GENE $GNOME

@mealreplacer “sand” … “think”

@Duderichy But they know what you do

I still have no idea what palantir does

And this AGI, is it in the room with us now?