Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson decide to go on a camping trip. After dinner and a bottle of wine, they lie down and go to sleep. Some hours later, Holmes wakes up and nudges his faithful friend. “Watson, look up at the sky and tell me what you see.” Watson replies, “I see millions of stars.” “And what does that tell you?” Watson thinks for a moment. “Astronomically, it tells me there are millions of galaxies and potentially billions of planets. Astrologically, I observe that Saturn is in Leo. Chronologically, I deduce it’s about a quarter past three. Theologically, I see that God is all powerful and we are small and insignificant. Meteorologically, I suspect we’ll have a beautiful day tomorrow. What does it tell you, Holmes?” Holmes is silent for a moment, then says: “Watson… you idiot. Someone has stolen our tent.”

This week, our nation observes National Police Week, a time to honor the dedication and sacrifices of the law enforcement officers who protect our communities in Kansas and across the country. We also remember those who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Because of their sacrifices, our communities and state are safer. May God bless our law enforcement officers and keep them safe as they faithfully serve and protect us.

PILOT RESCUED: GOD BLESS OUR MILITARY I flew the helicopter gunship in Viet Nam as a US Marine Pilot. I went down three times. I should not be here today. The most truly spiritual part of being a Marine pilot was knowing my fellow pilots would not leave a fellow pilot to be captured or die. That is why the motto of all Marines is “Semper Fi.” Forever Faithful. We will not leave you behind. A friend of mine was shot down and trapped behind Viet Cong line’s . He was rescued three weeks later. Today he says “I’m alive today….because dead men kept fighting.” That is why the two words “Semper Fi” are spiritual words. They are words the come from the souls of men and woman who fight and are willing to give their lives, for fellow soldiers and for our freedom. Today, I do my best to only do business with men and women who live by GODS words “Semper Fidelis.” Such men and woman are rare and priceless. To do business with such people….first I need to be one of them. May you be one of them…too.

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Was looking through old chats from 10 years ago about Cerebras’s Series B .. such a full circle. in 2017, if you bet on GenAI you were a "vibe investor" - Academia hated on Transformers for not being "elegant" enough for CV (RIP ViT/DETR haters). The NLP scientists called decoder-only models a dead end. 2017 was one of those quiet historical forks, no one in the industry grasped how deeply it would shape what became the Fourth Industrial Revolution Now, the same people are begging for H100s. Meanwhile, Cerebras is still fighting the physics of tiny SRAM and no HBM. Hardware is hard; being right early is harder. and ofc Cerebras didn’t feel obvious to me at all Looking back, my judgment was full of the constraints of that moment: I wasn’t sure Nvidia could become the backbone of hyperscale AI datacenters. Google still looked like the kind of company that would keep its best infrastructure for itself. And Cerebras’s wafer-scale engine felt, to me, like a very expensive piece of hype. That’s the thing about living through history in real time..the future rarely sounds loud when it first arrives. 2017 to 2026 was AI’s version of Hemingway: slowly, then suddenly all at once. And four years earlier, 2014 to 2023 was crypto’s The first 7 years of every exponential industry are usually just a long muted prologue, then last 3 tear through the world as a full symphony That’s still the most intoxicating thing about spending the last 15 years around frontier tech: getting to touch history in draft form, watching founders stay faithful while lost inside it, and watching random choices separate people from fortunes they couldn’t even imagine yet Slowly but surely, suddenly all at once