building software to make our food supply chain safer. prev: trained young people at @theksociety and built products at @versettinc | DMs open.

Calgary, Alberta
Joined January 2009
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Imagine if a documentary crew had been embedded with Oppenheimer, Fermi, and other scientists in the 1940s, watching history unfold in real time. Capturing the awe, the hope, the breakthroughs, and the world-changing decisions as they happened. We can’t travel back to the first Atomic Age. But we can be there for the second one. Right now, a new nuclear renaissance is quietly coming into existence. The technology, the visionaries, the political will, and the existential stakes are all colliding at once… and almost no one is telling the full story. Until now. I’m beyond thrilled to announce that I’m co-creating a multi-year epic documentary series called The Last Renaissance, together with award-winning director @TysonCulver. We’re gaining unprecedented, real-time access to the brilliant founders, new reactor designs, daring entrepreneurs, and the key players inside government who are rewriting humanity’s energy future. This is a civilization-level turning point that could reshape climate, geopolitics, prosperity, and even space exploration for the next century. This is the kind of story that only comes around once in a generation. I feel profoundly lucky to be in the room where it’s happening. And if you feel the call, if you’re as electrified by this moment as we are, we want you with us. Whether you’re an investor, a scientist, an engineer, a policymaker, or simply someone who believes this renaissance deserves to be witnessed by the world… Join us. The Atomic Age 2.0 is already underway. Let’s make sure the world doesn’t miss it.
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A video about a podcast. This one is for the many people newly introduced to @DavidDeutschOxf by @naval on The @tferriss Show. I provide further background on the themes I find most profound in "The Beginning of Infinity" & "The Fabric of Reality". @X version. Errors my own.
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Read this article by @paulg and was so intrigued that I wanted to make thread about my learnings: paulgraham.com/greatwork.htm…
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1/ There's a concept known as financial compounding, but most people don't know about intellectual compounding. Buffett and Munger employed this to great effect and to accumulate mental models such that they can make large decisions quickly. Intuition is simply reading a lot.
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I got Apple's visionOS Simulator streaming wirelessly to a Meta Quest using ALVR. Download: github.com/zhuowei/VisionOSS… Demo of using the visionOS Simulator inside VR:
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Replying to @CliftonSellers
I re-read this poem:
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THE WORLD'S FIRST SPACE FACTORY HAS WINGS WE HAVE DEPLOYED TO SPACE!!!! – at Mission Hills, CA
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Of course that's your contention. You're a first-year menswear forum poster. You just got finished reading a classic menswear book—Alan Flusser probably—and you're convinced that the flattering effects of tailoring rendered in moderate proportions create the most enduring style.
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Exciting! My book is now available to pre-order in the UK. An optimistic, data-driven look at how we solve our environmental problems & build a sustainable future. It's the book I needed 10 years ago. You can pre-order here: amzn.to/3MdaOci @ChattoBooks @vintagebooks
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Visakan Veerasamy
@visakanv30 Jul 2021
a little joke anecdote I think about a lot: guy goes to fishing shop and sees all the lures and he’s like wow! do fishes like the lures more because they’re so shiny and colourful? and fishing shop guy says, my boy, I don’t sell to the fish
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realized the reason why competence is soothing is bc you know that if they want something they’ll make it happen. feels clear/aligned. most ppl are in this weird middle ground where they don’t know what they want and if they do they don’t know how to get it
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IT IS LIVE: @FoundersPodcast - what all the business savages have in common (vs those who are mildly successful) - the book he says all founders should read - Lessons from meeting billionaires youtube.com/watch?v=fqfTZLD6…
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Just heard someone turn down after-work plans because they have an avocado at home that’s about to go bad
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*** ANNOUNCEMENT *** My full visual summary of Atomic Habits by @JamesClear is now published! Up next: • My first YouTube video going over the summary • A set of Atomic Visuals you can review • More visual summaries! thunknotes.com/blog/a-visual…
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You could theoretically change your life at any moment. Move here, date that person, work on that startup, write that blog, dye your hair, adopt a dog. Should I stay, should I go? I don’t know if this agency is freedom or burden. Perhaps all the best things are both.
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This is ideal. Hard to know what you'll want to read next, so it's great to have a huge selection at the ready to choose from. xitter.cf/_ali_taylor/status/161…
i buy books at 5x the rate i read them
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Steven Ritchie 🧋 retweeted
making a weekly climate tech newsletter for everything sf/bay area related in 2023 - events, news, and shared resources ^ building is better together 1/ who'd want to read it? 2/ tips on where to learn about upcoming events? 3/ what would you like to see in such newsletter?
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The TKS ➡️ Minerva pipeline will be more valuable than Exeter ➡️ Harvard.
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👋 I'm writing an article for the NYT about the value of creating personal rules! Little rules like charging your phone outside of the bedroom, seasonal rules like sober January, work rules like not responding to emails after 5pm etc Do you have any such rules? I'd love to chat
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