$10 per push-up or $1 million?

“There’s a real sense of anxiety right now." @creatine_cycle Founder @mots_pod on the current mood in San Francisco tech: "It almost feels like we’re back to 2023, when ChatGPT launched and then GPT-4 followed. Each release felt like a step change.” “Claude Opus and Claude Code feel like another one of those moments.” “For people who write code or build apps, the shift is tangible. You can feel your workflow changing in real time.” “And when that happens, timelines move forward. AGI 2027 suddenly feels back on the table.” “In a city full of engineers, we index off our own experience. If our work is changing this fast, what does that mean for every other industry?” “That’s why the anxiety is back.”

Not all robots walk on two legs. Aletta is a robot that makes drawing blood completely automated. We live in the future

Do not bring your baby to a violent riot.

BREAKING: Some Minneapolis protesters are showing up with their babies as “shields” from law enforcement.

OPINION: DATA CENTER HEAT COULD WARM ENTIRE CITIES Picture this: every time you binge Netflix, scroll X, or ask Grok a question, a massive data center somewhere is turning electricity into nothing but waste heat. Enough heat to keep thousands of homes warm all winter long. The incredible part? We already have the technology to capture that heat and pump it straight into city streets instead of letting it vanish into the sky. Finland is leading the way. Microsoft’s has an enormous data center outside of Helsinki, which is about to become the largest heat-recovery project on this planet. When it’s fully online next year, it will supply up to 40 percent of the district heating for hundreds of thousands of flats thanks to server exhaust instead of burning gas or coal. Estimates say that this single site could eliminate two to three percent of Finland’s entire national emissions-reduction target. Sweden has been doing this brilliantly for years through their Stockholm Data Parks, where dozens of data centers heat neighborhoods. Also Denmark, Meta’s delivers 100,000 megawatt-hours of heat every year. London, somewhat recently, approved a groundbreaking network that will warm more than 9,000 homes from nearby servers. The technology is proven, the economics work in cold climates. Yet almost everywhere else, that heat still gets wasted. Here’s the game-changing truth: AI is exploding and data centers are multiplying fast. They don’t have to remain energy hogs. They can quietly become our cities’ secret heating partners. Sources: Bloomberg, AFRY Engineering Video: @Rainmaker1973

Has @StarLadder_CS served us the most stacked Major playoffs of all time?? We put @CLT_PathFinder on camera and let him break down all 8 of the squads competing for the title... The internet's biggest @1mongolz fan trying his best to be unbiased for 14 minutes #CS2 #BudapestMajor #playoffs #GGN

Gabe Newell has confirmed delivery of his $500 million superyacht "Leviathan" - 111 meters long - Has a hospital and science lab - A basketball court - 15 PC gaming stations

BREAKING: The unemployment rate for 20- to 24-year-olds in the US is 9.2%, the highest level since 2016, per YF.