Today’s date is a Pythagorean triple: 10² + 24² = 26² The next one won’t happen until 3/4/2105.

⁠Tesla FSD in Chill mode saw the 65 mph limit and said: 6… 7. cc @hanabenko

⁠"What’s the ROI of AI?" asks the corporate manager who has never calculated the ROI of Excel, email, PowerPoint, meetings, or themselves.

I tried using AI agents to get a car insurance quote. Total failure. Insurance websites are still stuck in 1999.

⁠That 25¢ cup fee just ended somebody’s career at Costco headquarters. You don’t mess with the $1.50 hot dog combo.

If you’ve never written code, with or without an LLM, you should be pretty humble about your p(doom) estimate.

Absolutely! It’s like how working out makes your muscles stronger.

People who oppose technology should try manually shoveling their basesent.

AI doomers say "please" and "thank you" to LLMs, like it's keeping a list of who was nice. Pascal’s wager, now with a subscription fee.

Writing would ruin memory. Machines would take our jobs. Recorded music would kill human creativity. Computers would make our skills obsolete. Now it’s AI. #history_rhymes

One of these days...

$0.08M

$0.07M is back.

The Coldcard hack proved @sesi_the_man was right. Back in January 2026, he warned: “What I worry more about is, let’s say I set up a hardware wallet and I use it. I set it up using a private key that wasn’t generated with sufficient entropy, that was somehow guessable or predictable by someone else. You think you’ve got X number of sats in your wallet and then one day you wake up and go to check your balance and, because someone else owns your key before you did or was able to guess it somehow, your Bitcoin’s gone. That is a nightmare scenario and something that some people have experienced.” youtu.be/CUnpYCqvcOA?si=EBbU…

Coldcard is a Bitcoin hardware wallet. The Bitcoin protocol itself was never breached - this was a firmware entropy bug. If AI really surfaced it, this is just the canary in the coal mine.
More latent issues in both open-source and closed-source code are about to get found. And that’s ok. Still firmly pro open-weight LLMs.
Against any regulation that concentrates the most powerful models in the hands of a few.

Open weights discourse has entered its Name of the Rose era: the monks guarding the library have some very serious thoughts about why nobody else should get the keys.

I've added some different messages to @bitcoincheers . Just for fun.

My first smothered mate!