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1/ The @WhiteHouse released its AI Action Plan this week, a comprehensive framework for American AI dominance that directly validates our strategic decisions. Primarily, optimizing @BasewellHQ's architecture for low-trust, public sector deployments.

Eight things to note in the statement that Tea (finally) released about their data breach: 1) No apology - really? 2) Dodges responsibility. “Legacy data storage system” is corpo speak for “we left sensitive data sitting around unprotected.” Also dances around the fact that…

If you take away anything from what I write, I hope it is only this: Build or grow something tangible. Fall deeply in love with a place. Keep or reclaim your traditions.

This is an amazing response video

Anthropic could be bankrupted within the next few months, thanks to last week's barely covered legal ruling, which exposes the AI startup to billions to hundreds of billions in damages for its use of pirated, copyright-protected works.

TLDR the Tea app stores everyone's photo and ID enuncrypted in a public firebase storage bucket. Hahahahahah. Was this vibe coded?

The Microsoft SharePoint hacking spree is a great example of why we should not allow adversarial engineers to build American technologies.

Generating cash is the hard side of the problem. Spending capital is the easy part. Few.

You can tell a city is going downhill when they don’t even try to replant anything in their old street tree grates. Signals a shared loss of civic pride and reverence for beauty. Best to leave while your house is still worth something.

There was a movie about this. Everything worked out perfectly if I recall.

We’re testing agenetic knowledge checks using @BasewellHQ’s API. DM me if you want to keep your agents in compliance alongside your employees.

Unequivocally agree. The private lives of other people aren’t your bounty to harvest.

.@AnthropicAI you should prioritize API stability. Reliability is terrible.