Balances deceive, Runway tells the truth. Dashboard Boss

Las Vegas, NV
Large Enterprises thrive on what they say yes to. Main St succeeds from constraint, what they say no to.
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Success is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal - Earl Nightingale
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Saw Eddie Safety working on an AI life guard, no more drowning, save 400 lives, 6000 injuries. Anybody can literally build this today with Grok and $3000. It's unlimited.
Every product you ever dreamed about is gonna be built in the next 12 months Software abundance is already hwtr, hardware abundance in less than 12 months
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The moment one definitely commits oneself, then Providence moves too. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. Begin it now. WH Murray and Goethe (from Faust)
“Your death will come on an ordinary day, in the middle of unfinished plans, and the world will continue without you.”
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Watching crossed lasers reveal and identify molecules makes me imagine the future. We can manipulate the elements this way, recycle this waste back into highly refined or disburse it into non-reactive elemental components.
FACT: More than 90% of the potential energy still remains in spent nuclear fuel. Some advanced reactors under development could consume or even run on this fuel in the future.
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Don't do anything in the world that doesn't make it better for your children.
Don’t sell anything you wouldn’t want your children to buy.
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Don Miguel Ruiz shared the Four Agreements, I love to be reminded 1. Be impeccable with your word 2. Don't assume 3. Don't take anything personally (yoga and witnessing suffering over feeling it helps this) 4. Always do your best.
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Dave Medsker retweeted
Signs you might be trying to get your frontier AI lab nationalized: You compare it to nukes… threaten half of white-collar jobs… warn recursive self-improvement could end humanity… then race ahead anyway. In other words, you want the government to save us from… you.
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Dave Medsker retweeted
Every Saturday morning I have breakfast with a bunch of old farmers. Discussion today was population decline and replacement rate in the US. They've come up with a very simple yet elegant solution to increase birth rates. Bring back bench seats in pickup trucks.
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In 1999 my company was out of cash and out of favor with our VCs. Our U of Michigan CTO went to his alumni buddies at FMC and got a $400k check the next day for a custom build we didn't have started, but it saved us. No RFP, $400K! That's what college was for. You were supposed to take your head out of your phone and make connections that turn into success. Want another story about Prudential?
American is a Business Economics graduate from UCLA He has been applying for jobs for 228 days. He isn’t even looking for specific to his major anymore, he’s applying to any job He had a 4.0 GPA and still can’t get a job, he says this is how bad the job market is that everyone talks about I think part of the problem is California incentivizes “inclusive recruitment” Even offering tax incentives for hiring targeted groups Many California companies pursue DEI (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion) goals. This only means ‘non-white’ The odds are greatly stacked against him as a white male in California and in America in general
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With all the Japanese-American affection on X, let's not forget this critical heat flux phenomenon was discovered by Shiro Nukiyama and bears his name
WATCH 👀 this amazing test footage out of @INL! Critical heat flux is a physical phenomenon that occurs when a fuel rod first begins to overheat and can no longer transfer additional heat to the water. Learn more: energy.gov/ne/articles/natio…
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Close We don't have to make millions of robots. We only need to make one robot that can make more and service them. Robots that make robots. We have an energy problem, not a robot problem
Most people doubt we can achieve totally transformative abundance and prosperity within 15 years. But the logic of how is super simple: Just ONE robot per working-age adult can do the work of ALL working-age adults. Um... duh? ALL of the work done on Earth today - all of the goods produced everywhere - could be produced without a single human lifting a finger, if we simply had enough robots to do that work! It's essentially a tautology: it's self-evidently true. (Assuming robots at least as capable as humans within 15 years). Superabundance just doesn't take that many robots. We manufacture almost 100 million vehicles (cars, trucks, buses, etc.) each year. There is no reason we can't produce ten times that many robots, especially once the robots start making the robots... And of course the reality is, we're going to have a LOT more than one per person. Just one reason why #GoingStellar is now within reach!
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Did anybody assume we were terraforming Mars? Optimus will build a colony, humans will live underground. I don't think that was ever in dispute. It's a 3rd world to colonize for the benefit of humanity. The news is that in all of creation we are in a window of opportunity
I don't know who needs to hear this but Mars doesn't have a magnetosphere It can't be colonized That was always a grift from the very start
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This is a golden age and for proof A 50 year Jubilee The greatest people ever are alive right now doing the greatest things ever right now There has never been a better time to be alive
For the first time in more than half a century, a rocket and spaceship that will carry astronauts around the Moon is rolling out to 39B. Today’s rollout is a critical step toward that mission and achieving President Trump’s vision when he first established the Artemis Program. More milestones remain, and each one matters. Next comes an extensive testing campaign to ensure the vehicle is ready to fly three Americans and one Canadian - Reid, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy - into space than we have ever sent humans before and bring them home safely. There is still a lot work ahead before launch, and we’ll take all the time necessary until we are ready. But the rollout today was a real step towards America’s return to the Moon...and this time, we go to stay.
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Rest in Peace Scott Adams🙏
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