Psyched for Jeff Seibert and the Digits team.

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Thank you to The The White House for a thoughtful and engaging #TechNetDay discussion on the policies needed to strengthen America’s competitive edge.

Now that it's widely understood we're in an arms race with China to define the next Century - how AI recasts work and rewires the entire tech stack the global economy runs on - can we all agree that it's in our national interest for people to be good at math regardless of race,

Well said. 💯

Remember when Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg were going to have a cage fight? Yah, that was weird.

Spoke to Kanyi Maqubela and talked about various issues, including the topics we discussed at dinner with Marco Zappacosta earlier this year. Immense potential for collaboration in the areas of dining, fun, and technology too. // Why do pols post this meaningless stuff.

New (to me) ChatGPT prompt: what’s the healthiest thing on the menu at a particular restaurant.

Most still underestimate the significance of Propy’s latest integrations, like the online notary that we bring onchain. These were the final oracle connections needed to fully operationalize the onchain settlement layer for real estate. Propy is now positioned for exponential

Me = a consistent @Benchmark fanboy.

Oh hell no

Beware. bloomberg.com/features/2016-…

End state is Neuralink. No one wants a silly clip, to talk to themselves or have others hear their thoughts. Elon Musk ahead here.

This crap is absurd and needs to stop. What a horrible use of otherwise amazing technology.

Countless dudes have an ordering technique to maximize Chipotle meal size. Could have just asked them.

Just remember: that is still longer than the entire history of the United States.

competitive advantage of some of the best teams is just sticking together long enough to figure it out…

Disagree. We need to allow the GSEs to compete, not to be driven by a scorecard imposed by the government [as required at present]

So Elon Musk. Big decisions today. 3 minutes to satisfaction: app.proof.com/easy-link?ApiK…

Your regular reminder that doing software is hard