I know Choosin’ Texas for the same reason I know who Salish Matter is and what Nee Dohs are — I have elementary school-aged kids, it has nothing to do with my music preferences (I mostly listen to podcasts anyway).

It would be better if the housing market bull case were based on solid income-based affordability and low mortgage rates rather than stock market wealth and pockets of undersupply/low construction, but that is not the housing market we have.

Maybe it's mostly because Berkshire Hathaway bought more Lennar, which is not the homebuilder I'd be buying here, but it's noteworthy that homebuilding stocks haven't made new lows in this recent surge in interest rates:

Ask a 3D vision-language model what's near the table and in front of the curtain, and it might guess "sewing machine." The right answer is a tray rack. CVP (UC San Diego + Lambda, WACV 2026) fixes this with a target-affinity token for task-relevant objects and an allocentric grid for global context. Against Video-3D-LLM: • SQA3D EM: 58.6 → 62.3 • Scan2Cap CIDEr: 83.8 → 90.5 • Better on all 5 benchmarks tested Full results across ScanQA, SQA3D, ScanRefer, Multi3DRefer, and Scan2Cap, plus how the central/peripheral split works:

.@Polymarket and @Kalshi are both valued at 20B+. what if we had a competitor to both, but with a twist? a prediction market launchpad where every real-life event, moment, or catalyst could be traded. Instead of simply betting on “will X happen?”, you can actually trade against and around it happening too. a simple way to type in the moment or catalyst you want to trade and instantly create a market around it. would be insane, right? well, @CatalystMkts_ seems to be building exactly that on @base. a direct competitor to polymarket/kalshi with a twist at a 1m circulating mcap. ca: 0xca7a1e31b36779cf32acb18714ab26982cf36b05