Some owls may be superb, but penguins are better.

Today @grok @bot: - became the assistant to my accountant, finding all the forms and records he's asking for - redesigning the church website - posted issue and PR to make @heyhey CLI better for agent use with labels - suggested and improved my options trades, saving collateral - documented information for my soon to be closed on rental

87. Told the boss I'm not making fries anymore!

The same goes for my options trades!

The person who does the streaming on the church machine kept shutting it down. I asked @opencode why it shutdown and to prevent it. Big Pickle started reading KDE source code to see how it was done in the menu. Nice. Love that even KDE is customizable enough and the user is in control. Ultimate solution was a polkit addition that disabled users doing a shutdown.

I'm among the oligarchy of billionaires. I bought my way in! Also, I support open source and freedom of speech.

Man Paying $5 A Gallon For Gas Sure Glad He Stuck It To Elon Musk By Getting Rid Of His Tesla buff.ly/r2DBGxS

"President Bush went on to insist that Islam is a religion of peace. That fails to account for the fact that Islam has a theological structure that calls for the world to be brought under subjection and submission to Islam." From today's edition of The Briefing.

I was a junior in college on 9/11. Went to 2 classes that day. The attacks were all we talked about. In each class, at least one student opined that this was what we deserved because of our foreign policy. The profound suffering of innocent people was not an evil to lament for those students. It was a bright shiny piece of data proving that they were wiser and holier than the those who didn’t share their politics. These comments didn’t sit well in the room because exploiting a tragedy for self-glorifying purposes was a minority response on 9/11/01. It’s not a minority response 25 years later. In many ways, it’s our default response now and has been for quite some time. And I think this is the biggest difference between the pre and post 9/11 worlds.

We have utterly failed to learn the most important lesson of 9/11

The Pre-9/11 world really was completely different. And better. It’s hard to put into words. I grieve that my kids will never know it.

Focus ICE on deporting Muslims this month to honor the victims of Islam on this day.

Never forget. 🇺🇸 September 11, 2001. 8:46 a.m. -Flight 11 hits the North Tower 9:03 a.m. -Flight 175 hits the South Tower 9:37 a.m. -Flight 77 hits the Pentagon 9:59 a.m. -South Tower destroyed 10:03 a.m. -Flight 93 goes down in Pennsylvania 10:28 a.m. -North Tower destroyed 2,977 victims. 246 passengers and crew on the four planes. 343 firefighters. 23 NYPD officers. 37 Port Authority officer. REMEMBER. THEM.

True 25 years ago, true today. Maybe ICE can honor the 9/11 victims by making September deport Muslims month.

Good men must die, but death can't kill their names.

One year ago today, I wrote this after Charlie Kirk was murdered. Two days later, Strive became a public company. It was one of the biggest moments of my professional life, and yet I could not get my mind off Charlie, his family, and what his life had meant to mine. If you look back at what I was talking about publicly during those days, it was mostly about Charlie, because that was where my mind and heart were, and it felt inauthentic to spend that moment talking only about Strive. During COVID, my wife and I were living in Northern California. @GavinNewsom had deemed churches “non-essential” and ordered them closed while “peaceful protests” were encouraged. In May 2020, @destinyrocklin church, which was close to where we lived at the time, opened its doors in defiance of those orders. We believed at the time that its pastor could potentially be arrested for taking that stand. He did not care, and neither did the people who filled that building, including my wife and me. We were there because church is essential and because nothing is more important than our faith in Christ. We had never been to Destiny and probably never would have walked through its doors that weekend without Charlie. We heard on The Charlie Kirk Show that he would be there supporting the church, so my wife and I went. We found a church full of Christians on fire for God, unafraid to live their faith publicly, and that experience helped set my family on the Christian journey we have been on ever since. It also directly gave my wife and me the conviction to take a stand against the ramifications of ESG and DEI, which we came to believe represented not only breaches of fiduciary duty, but a broader cultural movement increasingly hostile to Christian conviction. We would not be where we are in our Christian journey without Charlie, and I am certain I would not be at Strive without Charlie Kirk. When Strive was founded in 2022, Charlie was a seed investor. He supported Strive from the beginning in its fight against ESG and DEI, and he was excited about Strive’s evolution into a Bitcoin-focused company. Charlie understood that these fights were about much more than markets or business, and his energy and conviction were unmistakable. I spend a lot of time talking about Bitcoin, the debt crisis, markets and Strive, and I have always promised myself that I will be authentic about what is actually on my mind and speak what I believe to be true. I could not live my life any other way. Make no mistake about what sits beneath all of it for me: Christ comes first. My faith is my foundation, my inspiration and ultimately my why. Charlie blessed this country with an extraordinary amount of energy during a tragically short life. It is fitting to me that his final book was about honoring the Sabbath. Of all the subjects Charlie could have chosen to write about, his final message pointed people back toward God. A year later, what I wrote that day remains true: Charlie changed my family’s life, and his legacy lives on in our home and in countless others. We will never forget Charlie Kirk.

The Legend of Zelda is a Christian game.

Deleting all cookies/local storage and reloading seems to have worked. Maybe something historical wasn't compatible with current sessions?

That's a lot of words to say "End the Fed."

The future.

.@grok with some sass today. grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5LWNvc…