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We almost opened a @daytonaio cafe. Some time back, we were seriously looking at retail real estate in San Francisco. Ultimately decided against it because running a cafe is like running another business. Hiring, inventory, ops - all the same startup problems in a different package. We sponsored the Corgi Cafe instead. They are crushing it at both that and their actual business.
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After her lung surgery, we almost said no to Antarctica. I already knew what a second time meant. If it came back once, it was going to come back again. The first time she was diagnosed, I refused to believe that. We were going to be the family that beat it. We were wrong. We said yes anyway. She stood on the snow in an orange jacket with Asteroid on her chest. She made it to Antarctica. Most people never do. We were not collecting trips. We were collecting memories with her.
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we didn’t post for 2 weeks and our volume went up that’s not a flex. that’s just what happens when the product actually works. here’s the thing about anyswap: nobody uses it once. once you use anyswap, you’re not going back to fixedfloat. you’re just not. the difference is too obvious. we don’t need to convince you. we need you to try it once. every user we’ve ever lost was someone who never made a first swap. we almost never lose someone after their first one. our retention is insane and it’s not because of points or rewards or gamification. it’s because anyswap is useful we went quiet because we were shipping. faster execution, new exchange routing, UI updates. the kind of stuff that makes the people already using it stay even longer. anyswap is not a product that needs marketing. it’s a product that needs one swap.
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【Brazilian Couple Swap】Episode 3: Rekindled Passion After Endless Orgasms 🔥💦 (23:17 minutes) These two guys were insanely持久! They fucked us two women to countless orgasms 😩💥, wave after wave crashing through our bodies. Both Camila and I were trembling, legs weak, minds completely blank—we almost forgot how to breathe! Only later did they finally say they needed a break, giving us a chance to catch our breath and collapse on the bed, gasping for air 😂💨. Seriously, when a woman is cumming that hard, it feels beyond incredible! We can keep going again and again, totally unlike guys who finish so quickly. Being a woman is just so much more enjoyable—we get to ride that pleasure for so long, wave after wave, like pure heaven ✨🥰. After a short rest, the four of us lay there completely naked on the bed, chatting and sharing our wild feelings from earlier 😏. It didn’t take long before Sam couldn’t hold back anymore. His hand started slowly caressing Camila’s sensitive spots, teasing her nipples gently, then sliding his fingers into her still-soaking wet pussy, stirring and fingering her slowly… Camila immediately began moaning softly, her body writhing in pleasure 😳🔥. Eric, of course, wasn’t about to be left out—he started kissing my neck, his fingers roaming all over me, quickly reigniting my desire 💋. Before long, Sam couldn’t resist anymore and thrust his hard cock back deep inside Camila, pounding her with powerful strokes! The swapping continued full force, and the room was instantly filled again with moans and the sound of bodies slapping together 🔥👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨🍆💦. Just like that, we jumped straight from rest back into full-on passion mode. All four of us let go completely once more, losing ourselves in endless pleasure and each other’s bodies. ————————————- 【巴西情侣交换】第三集:无尽高潮后的再燃激情 🔥💦 (23:17分钟) 这两个男人真的太持久了!他们把我们两个女人干到高潮不知道多少次 😩💥,一次又一次的浪潮冲刷全身,我和Camila都爽到腿软、脑子一片空白,连呼吸都差点忘记了!直到后来他们终于说要休息一下,我们才有机会喘口气,瘫在床上大口喘息 😂💨。
真的,很多时候女人高潮到极致时,真的太享受了!可以一次又一次地来,完全不像男人那么快就结束。做女人真的比做男人爽太多了,可以享受好久好久,浪潮一波接一波,简直是天堂般的快感 ✨🥰。 休息了一会儿,我们四个人就这么光溜溜地躺在床上聊天,分享刚才的疯狂感受 😏。没聊几句,Sam 又忍不住了,他的手开始慢慢抚摸Camila的敏感部位,轻轻挑逗她的乳头,然后手指滑进她还湿透透的小穴里,慢慢搅动、抠挖……Camila 立刻又开始娇喘,身体扭动起来 😳🔥。
Eric 当然也不甘示弱,他也开始吻我的脖子,手指在我身上游走,很快就把我的欲望再次点燃 💋。没过多久,Sam 就忍不住把硬挺的肉棒再次插进Camila的身体里,深深地顶进去,开始新一轮的猛烈抽插!交换又继续了,房间里瞬间又充满呻吟和肉体撞击的声音 🔥👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨🍆💦。 我们就这样从休息直接跳回激情模式,四个人再次彻底放开,享受着无尽的快感和彼此的身体。 @Camila_199812
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It was great to be back at @bloomberg studios to chat with @TimStenove1g. We covered quite a bit, but there's one thread worth amplifying for founders: the growing importance of having a non-consensus view. Essentially, an idea that doesn't seem plausible at first. People disagree with you. Investors leave the conversation disagreeing with the premise. But as the discussion progresses, the hypotheses that need to be tested become clear — and the result can be a category-defining company. When ChatGPT launched in November 2022, startups raced to embrace the technology and build applications that weren't possible before. Fairly obvious applications, like note-taking, were pursued by many. But we're almost four years into this inflection point — the same ideas have been pursued by dozens (hundreds?) of teams — and yet 99% of entrepreneurs still have consensus ideas. To be clear, you can pursue note-taking. Companies like @WisprFlow recently launched a note-taking app with clear reasons to win. But a consensus idea needs some special sauce — a unique angle that will open up, or create, a new category for your company. We're always connecting with founders to discuss their ideas. Send me a dm.
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Thousands of manufacturers packed our booth and attended CEO @evanbeard's keynote last week at @AutomateShow, the largest automation trade show in North America. We heard over and over again how impressed they were with Standard Bots. Many even said we 'won' the show! The reason is simple: Today's robots are too hard to use, not capable enough, and nearly all manufactured overseas. Standard Bots is America's largest manufacturer of AI-native industrial robots, the essential power tool of the 21st century. We design almost all our own parts, including our own actuators, and we assemble every final product in-house. By 2027, we'll manufacture everything — from metal in to robots out — right here in America. 📸 Ian Storck
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Why did @ether_fi commit 5k ETH to the Kelp hack recovery fund? Because we believe there was a very real risk that this could have killed DeFi. The default path was: Kelp bankruptcy -> $1.5B of rsETH tied up for years -> $30B Aave lending market locked up -> Cascade of DeFi and CeFi implosions. Game over for crypto. FTX would have looked small in comparison. In the face of these systemic risks we saw almost everyone pull back and hide behind lawyers. The worst case scenario was playing out. The one team that stood out and stepped up was Aave. In many ways they were the least to blame (and there was plenty of blame to go around) but they took ownership and immediately began raising funds to fill the hole left by the hack. If the @ether_fi team helped in some small way, it was mainly to open up communication help others see the gravity of the situation. There’s a lot more to be written about what happened, and things are still playing out. But I think the worst case scenario has been averted. Lots of soul searching to be done about systemic risks and decentralization theatre by everyone. We’ll do a longer write up in a few weeks.
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I've already forgotten most of the tech and science breakthroughs/news I shared here in 2024 and 2025. Why? Because each new year is always far more advanced and interesting than the previous one. What we've achieved in 2026 has already overshadowed almost everything we were celebrating in 2025. 2027 will be the same. The difference is that there will be far more breakthroughs because of AI acceleration. They'll be far more important, and many more of them will start having a direct impact on real life.
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Good news for #Jobs#! Today's U.S. jobs report was strong. Job gains were above Consensus levels, as the unemployment rate remained low and near pre-COVID levels. The unemployment rate before COVID was 3.5%, and at 3.6% we are almost there now. Here i…
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