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@chamath @BillyM2k Admirable

@BillyM2k got back up

what was the best decision of your life?

@Sportsnet The gudas injury

Auston Matthews is expected to have surgery as part of his recovery from an MCL tear, sources told Sportsnet. The Leafs captain still remains on track to be fully recovered in time for next season.

@DonnieandDhali @FriedgeHNIC This is a results business. Fresh faces for a fresh chapter. Bring Linden back!

Is Jim Rutherford sticking around with the #Canucks? Will Adam Foote be back next season? @FriedgeHNIC talked about possible changes with the #Canucks management and coaching staff. Full interview.. youtu.be/sUCodoKHD-c

@Jetssuckass1 @TopTierPucks @mathewjdp @zach_20007 @KevinMcCurdy Then whole world is wrong about him then.

@dchana @TopTierPucks @mathewjdp @zach_20007 @KevinMcCurdy Bouch creates on his own too. Your heads been up your ass the last two plus seasons of you haven't seen that. Sounds like a you issue.

Evan Bouchard ranks 41st in NHL defensemen for EV defensive WAR. That is better than 84.2% of the league For reference here is where other Norris favourites rank: Makar is 83rd Werenski is 141st Hughes is 222nd If Bouchard is bad defensively, what does that say about them?

@nucks0 We should retire jannik hansen before Hughes. Hansen cares about the Canucks more

The “Quinn Hughes should have his jersey retired in Vancouver” take is the worst, and by far the dumbest take I’ve heard in a while. I don’t care if this guy is a 1st ballot HOFer. He had no postseason success here, had only 3 elite years, and QUIT on the team as captain. 🤡🤡

@Jetssuckass1 @TopTierPucks @mathewjdp @zach_20007 @KevinMcCurdy Sure he gets a bunch of points like that, just like Bouch. Difference is he can create on his own more than Bouch can. Don't ask me, ask why team Canada put an A on his jersey

@dchana @TopTierPucks @mathewjdp @zach_20007 @KevinMcCurdy That's ridiculous. Makar doesn't get the points he gets without playing with MacK, Landy (Rantanen when he was there). Dumb af take

@TopTierPucks @hockeypronouns @mathewjdp @zach_20007 @KevinMcCurdy Oh, ev is even strength?

@dchana @hockeypronouns @mathewjdp @zach_20007 @KevinMcCurdy No. It’s literally called EV

@FangYi11101 Food affects productivity

There are tech workers making $500k+ deciding offers based on whether they can take home leftover snacks from the office pantry

@TopTierPucks @hockeypronouns @mathewjdp @zach_20007 @KevinMcCurdy Is this metric applied to players on the PP?

@hockeypronouns @mathewjdp @zach_20007 @KevinMcCurdy EVD WAR measures a player's impact on preventing quality shots and scoring chances while on the ice 5v5. It quantifies how many wins a player adds to their team by suppressing opponent scoring chances compared to a "replacement-level" player. xGA has a lot to do with it

@HedgieMarkets LinkedIn is involved? Game over.

🦔 Walmart scrapped OpenAI's Instant Checkout after customers kept getting wrong items in their carts and conversion rates came in well below Walmart's own channels. Now they're embedding their in-house Sparky chatbot into ChatGPT and Gemini instead. When you ask ChatGPT for paper towels, Sparky handles the search and processes the order. OpenAI gets a referral fee. Walmart owns the customer relationship. The new setup converts at 70% of Walmart.com's direct rate. Target reportedly turned down a similar OpenAI deal last year. Amazon hasn't touched third-party AI integration with Alexa. My Take Five months ago LinkedIn was calling this a game-changer for how people shop. Turns out when an LLM hallucinates the wrong items into your cart, people stop using it. Search bars and add-to-cart buttons aren't hard. A prompt adds steps and introduces error. Retailers have the inventory, the logistics, the customer relationships. OpenAI has a chat interface. Walmart figured out they can rent distribution without giving up the business and I'd expect other retailers to follow the same playbook. Own the agent, plug it into whatever platform has users, keep the transaction. OpenAI wanted to become the commerce layer where transactions happen, but it turns out the companies with actual products to sell have leverage and the company with the language model doesn't. Hedgie🤗

@Asnow119 @FAN590 @Bob_Stauffer @Mattymar89 @FutaMichael Yeah I haven't seen those highlights in a while

@dchana @FAN590 @Bob_Stauffer @Mattymar89 @FutaMichael It has improved. Weve watched him rush back a a lot more often. At least in my incredibly bias opinion.

"Bouchard should merit consideration to win the Norris... He's been the best defenceman in the league since December 1." @Bob_Stauffer joins @MattyMar89 and @FutaMichael to outline Evan Bouchard's case for the Norris Trophy.

@WesRoth Is he still the AI CEO then?

Microsoft has announced a massive restructuring of its AI leadership, officially splitting its focus between commercial product development and foundational model research. Mustafa Suleyman (CEO of Microsoft AI and DeepMind co-founder) is stepping away from the day-to-day product management of Copilot. Instead, he will focus exclusively on leading Microsoft's "superintelligence" mission to build state-of-the-art, frontier AI models in-house. Former Snap executive Jacob Andreou has been promoted to Executive Vice President of Copilot to lead this consolidated effort, reporting directly to CEO Satya Nadella.

@Yuchenj_UW Why not zoom and virtual coffee? Or metaverse?

Guys, SF is a magical city. Today, a beautiful Wednesday, I had a 4:30pm meeting with a friend at a café… it was closed. We walked 10 blocks, every café was closed. Finally found Blue Bottle, it closed at 5:30. Can some YC company please build what SF people actually want?

@QualityInvest5 More like 65 after capital gain tax

If you put $10K in 2022, you'd have a cool 80-grand by now 😳 Insane. $MU

@aakashgupta Building consume products is not really in Microsoft's DNA

Nadella paid $650 million to acquihire Mustafa Suleyman and 70 Inflection employees in March 2024. The job: make Copilot the AI product that justifies Microsoft’s infrastructure bet. Two years later, Suleyman no longer runs Copilot. The corporate framing is generous. “Freed up to focus on superintelligence.” The numbers tell a different story. Microsoft 365 has 450 million paid commercial seats. After two years on the market, during the largest AI hype cycle in history, Copilot converted 15 million of them. That’s 3.3%. At $30/user/month, those seats generate roughly $5.4 billion annually. Microsoft spent $37.5 billion on AI infrastructure in a single quarter. The competitive data is worse. Recon Analytics surveyed 150,000+ enterprise users in January 2026. Copilot’s paid subscriber share dropped from 18.8% to 11.5% in six months. Gemini passed it in November. The most damning finding: 70% of users initially preferred Copilot because it was already embedded in their Office apps. After trying ChatGPT and Gemini, 8% kept choosing it. That 70-to-8 drop is the number that explains this entire reorg. Microsoft has the greatest distribution advantage in enterprise software history, and 90% of users leave after trying the competition. So Nadella hands Copilot to Jacob Andreou, a former Snap executive. You bring in an eight-year consumer growth operator when the problem is adoption, not science. And Suleyman gets “superintelligence”: no shipped product, no revenue target, no quarterly earnings call where an analyst asks about the 3.3%. The $650 million acquihire just became the most expensive research fellowship in tech history.

@kevinxu Multiple kids can be stressful

friend of mine finally got a house, wife, and kids never seen him more stressed in his life

@captvader007 @EdmOilerlytics Nobody won a cup yet in the last 10 years. Stop fighting for second place

@EdmOilerlytics And you lost your 1st round to San Jose. And you might not even make the playoffs. And Dry is out for the rest of the season. And you traded for Jarry. Thumbs up 👍

Oilers traded their 4th round for Podkolzin. They then cap dumped Kane and got the same 4th round pick back. Podkolzin was free and we to draft Lewandowski

@zivdotcat Is threads still a thing?

> be Zuckerberg. > rename Facebook to Meta in 2021. > declare the future is the metaverse. > in 2022–2023, Spend $31B+ on Reality Labs. > Legless avatars, empty rooms, still no users. > Stock crashes 70%. > Keep going anyway. > Total spend crosses $80B+. > in 2023, AI takes over. > quietly stop saying “metaverse.” > launch Llama. > rebrand as “AI-first.” > pull the plug. Rename your company for a product, then abandon the product. Greatest pivot in tech history or the most expensive mistake ever made.