Ry Legit

@robkhenderson Napoleon cope

Flame: open.spotify.com/album/5j9USwNv…

@hwpfqzm8vf thats a song called Vader. I was actually working on it recently

@RyLegitDubstep @RyLegitDubstep you gotta finish this track dude it's deserves a name and an upload its a very awesome song I found you over here on Twitter.

How do real Bitcoiners make their money? The old fashioned way. They HODL.

@dotkrueger 118 gang/steady lads space?

Ground Control to Major Tom...

@dotkrueger STEADY LADS

I'm headed to the moon, gentlemen. Are you coming with me?

@dotkrueger now

118k gang meets tomorrow

@c_valenzuelab what you know+who you know+where you live???PROFIT

Someone recently told me an early investor passed on Runway because we didn’t go to stanford or have phds (we went to art school at nyu) and decided instead to invest in a competitor with phd people that were friends of friends. Made me realize that building a good company depends heavily on your network. I think you can build networks in roughly two ways: 1) Where you move: The school you went to, places you worked at, where you grew up and go for vacation. Where you live now, who your friends are, who are the friends of your friends. Your family’s connections extending outward, etc. 2) What you do: You make something good and that attracts people to you. Where you move is a huge advantage.Selling a product to a company is easier if the ceo is your friend or someone your family knows. Attracting talent or raising money is simpler when you rely on your school network and the network of companies you’ve worked at. Warm introductions help a ton. What you do is much harder. You are judged purely by what you make, not by who you know. There’s no other way around it. No shortcuts or personal connections. Just what you make judged by the market. Over time, I’ve realized that one of the strongest signals for evaluating long-term company performance is considering whether their momentum comes mostly from where you move or from what you do. Where you move has limits. The advantages plateau. What you do compounds differently. Quality builds its own momentum, slowly at first, then exponentially. Most successful companies use both. But the ratio matters a lot. What you do wins. Eventually.

@dotkrueger on a scale of 1-gpt5, how good is it

Running 120 billion param OpenAI GPT model locally.

@dotkrueger did you try gpt-oss-120b on the mac studio? People whine about it but I think it's fantastic to be able to run something like that with no internet. People complain too much

Open AI and Grok both have downloadable open source models now.

@dotkrueger keep pushing this beast forward, who knows what you could do with it

This box, un-connected to the Internet, knows all of human history, all major scientific results, can solve mathematical problems, can write prose, essentially outperform 90% of most humans on the planet. What will the "box" look like in a decade?

@Sothebys looks like it was done by a kindergartner

#AuctionUpdate: After a 6-minute bidding battle, Jean-Michel Basquiat's 'Untitled' from 1981 sells for $16.4 million in tonight's Evening Auction. #SothebysContemporary

@ImFigure Duuude. Remember acid planet? First place I put up tunes

Wanna see how long I’ve been making music .. just found this in a box in my basement. All I had was Sony Acid and my MPC2000

4 million*

They don't know I have over 3 million Spotify plays since 2015