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LPAdvocacy uses the post to argue that firing Pam Bondi will not end scrutiny of the Epstein files and to frame Trump as trying to redirect attention away from them.

@PolymarketStory points to the Polymarket account `@anas10` and alleges that the wallet previously earned over $150,000 on a market related to a "summer offensive." The post is only 11 words long and functions mainly as a claim plus a link, without supplying supporting data or context in the tweet itself.

@PolymarketStory highlights a single on-chain prediction-market wager, saying the Polymarket account @celestat3123 bet over $20,000 on an aliens-related market.

@PolymarketStory promotes a Polymarket-linked trader by asserting a track record of nearly $500,000 in gains on earlier strike-related bets and saying more than $800,000 is currently on the line.

@PolymarketStory posts a short promotional note directing readers to the Polymarket account @thequietrisk to watch a whale's next move.

@PolymarketStory highlighted a Polymarket betting market on 2026-04-03 showing a 78% implied probability that America would start a ground operation within the month.

@plur_daddy used a 2026-02-14 tweet to endorse @chumbawamba22’s Substack launch, arguing that long-form writing suits his 'divergent and original' thinking.

@plur_daddy briefly recommends Alex Corrino’s article as a response to a recent wave of pessimistic AI commentary.

Bridget Phetasy posted a brief endorsement of @rylzdigital’s takes for Pirate Wires on March 24, 2026, highlighting 'Leprechaun Called Quest' as the standout joke.

Pirate Wires used a 2026-03-30 tweet by @huntryerson to promote an article about a weekend surge of pro-America posts from Japan.

Wizer CTF is presented as an imminent capture-the-flag hacking event, with @PinkDraconian urging people to join the kickoff on 2026-03-15.

PentestingExams is being highlighted as a source of free prep materials for exam candidates.

Dylan introduces himself by tying his new X presence to his startup track record and current company.

@Dylan_txa promotes a Claude-based LinkedIn outreach workflow as a replacement for manual prospecting, claiming it saved more than 12 hours in a week and generated over 500 conversations with strong reply rates.

A March 28, 2026 tweet by @phosphenq shares a senate trades dataset on GitHub and pairs it with promotional links for Kreo’s trade-copying flow via Telegram and a Polymarket profile.

Sequoia used Apple's 50-year milestone to unveil a historical artifact from its own archives: Don Valentine's original 1977 memo supporting Sequoia's investment in Apple Computer.

Ramp is promoting a San Francisco founder gathering scheduled for April 7 with Patrick O'Shaughnessy, Founders Podcast, and Eric Glyman.

OpenRouter shared a bare link to its models API documentation on 2026-04-02.

OpenRouter announced new DesignArena benchmark visualizations covering design-related tasks such as 3D generation, website building, and SVG.

@nschiefer promoted an upcoming April 29 talk at HYTRADBOI and framed it as a chance to get feedback on their project.

Simon Willison promoted a scheduled Twitter Spaces discussion focused on unconventional and advanced uses of SQLite.

@nschiefer used Twitter on April 15, 2022 to ask EA Global attendees interested in Riffle to connect with them in person.

@nschiefer used the post to signal they were at EAGlobal London for the weekend and open to conversations with other attendees.

Nick Schiefer announced a paper with Geoffrey Litt and Daniel Jackson on handling data integrity in local-first software.

Noah Kagan briefly endorses "A Marriage at Sea" as a compelling story and highlights its twist: he only realized by the end that it was based on a true story.

John Bistline highlighted a dashboard tracking data-center electricity demand, stating that data centers account for 4-5% of U.S.

Niskanen Center says a structural gap between Congress’s policymaking role and agencies’ implementation role is undermining federal performance.

Joshua T.

@nikunj shared a time-sensitive invitation to a poker event in San Francisco happening the day after the March 28, 2026 post.

Nikunj’s tweet is a brief endorsement of Vikrant Patankar’s storytelling, using Patankar’s unusual choice to make a musical out of a $25 million Series A announcement as evidence of both creativity and execution.

Nick Davidov surfaced Sequoia Capital's first-time publication of Don Valentine's 1977 memo on investing in Apple Computer.

Nick Davidov previewed the 2026 madhats.ai conference as the strongest edition so far, positioning it as a private June 5 gathering for 500 invited researchers, engineers, and technical founders.

@photoncmndr says a fast-growing miltech manufacturer is struggling to match incoming RFQ demand with actual production capacity.

ChrisLaubAI promotes a curated set of 13 viral Claude prompts, positioning them as high-leverage templates for research workflows rather than casual experimentation.

@haroonisdreamin introduces a San Francisco Ramadan events thread as a practical community resource for people who do not want to break fast alone.

MeidoMizuki positions herself as a firsthand source on where Japanese women shop and promises to share specific brand links in response to a viral question about local fashion.

A viral tweet from @ihtesham2005 points to a large open-source repository collecting 500+ CS courses from top universities into one hub.

Sidecarcap endorsed an unnamed academic paper as unusually practical, arguing it offers a rigorous framework for decision-making under high uncertainty and is relevant to current changes in software.

Sahil Lavingia used a short tweet to direct readers to a Gumroad Notion page covering the company’s financing history, valuation figures, and cap table details.

Weijin Research introduced itself as a new English-language voice on Twitter covering the systems shaping China’s future, especially tech, energy, manufacturing, and industrial policy.

The Lighthouse is presented as a visually impressive Brooklyn campus for creators and entrepreneurs, combining media production spaces, work areas, and hospitality amenities under one roof.

Jordan B.

Rescue the Republic is a non‑ideological, multi‑modal event set for September 29, 2024 in Washington, D.C., combining speakers (Kennedy, Gabbard, Brand, Taibbi, etc.), comedians and live music (Skillet).

@rohindhar shared a very short post pointing readers to interactive charts and tables for exploring data through different cuts.

The tweet by @pitdesi on 2026-02-07 highlights three San Francisco Indian spots: Kolapasi (Mission) for spicy, everyday South Indian/Andhra/Tamil food; Jalebi Street (Haight) focused on crunchy, sour-sweet vegetarian North Indian chaat (order the left-side menu); and Besharam (Dogpatch) offering modern Gujarati—backed by 1,140 likes, 44 retweets, 85 replies.

Charles Li shared a compact personal master list of San Francisco food and going-out recommendations, spanning tasting-menu spots, tonkatsu, soba, Thai, and bars.

Dabit3 is joining Cognition—the startup behind Devin, Windsurf and DeepWiki—announced 2026-02-04.

Miles Deutscher’s 2026-01-30 X post promotes a starter-pack guide for Openclaw/Clawdbot users, aimed at both beginners and advanced users.

@curious_founder is crowdsourcing examples of socially useful apps built with Claude Code and similar AI-assisted coding tools, with a particular focus on clean energy and climate.

Loot Drop is presented as a database of 925 failed VC-backed startups, pairing postmortems on why they failed with ideas for how modern technology could revive or improve those concepts.

Chris Barber highlighted AI search as a distinct startup space by naming 11 companies spanning search, data extraction, and research tooling, then asked followers for more examples.

Claude Code workflows: aiedge_ (2026-01-09) compiled a curated list after reviewing 50+ posts, surfacing the top ~1% of actionable guides across setup, builder tools, prompting best practices, and connector resources.

Railway is described as running semiannual team retreats where employees are flown to a destination to collaborate in person.

Loubohan promotes a new San Francisco public lecture initiative by tying it to a historical tradition in which influential thinkers such as Emerson, William James, and Arendt first aired major ideas in lecture form.

The tweet from @bephrem (15 Feb 2026) recaps the inaugural SF Film Club meetup in San Francisco, outlines a 36:34 timed agenda that played 10 curated clips (notable items: Boogie Nights opener at 8:40, The Conformist, The Social Network opener, PALY (2020), and short film 'Water Weight'), invites DMs to join the March session, and shows engagement of 100 likes, 6 retweets and 17 replies.

@ninja_padrino shared a personal top-10 list of Tokyo pizza places, led by Rocco’s, Tonino, and Seirinkan, with locations spanning Ōji, Takaido, Naka-Meguro, Hiroo, Omotesando, Hamamatsucho, Roppongi, and Marunouchi.

linear_magazine gave a brief positive endorsement of the Ace Hotel Toronto, describing it as a recurring favorite without adding details on location, design, service, or amenities.

Aranibatta posted a seven-word tweet naming "Structures (Gordon)" and "Networks of Power (Hughes)" without any explanation or surrounding commentary.

Mollick showcased a physical copy of “The Weights,” a Claude Code-created publishing project that turned GPT-1’s full parameter set into an 80-volume hardcover series.

Emollick posted on 2026-02-08 that he used Anthropic’s Claude (via Claude Code) to create and publish 80 PDF volumes, "The Weights," which contain roughly 117 million floating‑point parameters of GPT‑1 across 58,276 pages plus a manual for hand-based inference; a site and limited run of 20 physical copies were launched.

OpenAI introduced EVMbench as a benchmark for testing AI agents on EVM smart contract security.

Matt Freed is building a directory of U.S.

Jordan Peterson's new book presents a hybrid of biology, religious thought and psychology with practical applications, transforming empirical facts into actionable tools.

Hakuba.

Daniel Neal Adler recommends Stripe’s developer blog as a high-signal resource for founders building developer tools, framing its engineering posts as a tactical blueprint rather than just company updates.

Fold House is identified as a project in Berkeley, California by Artifact Collaborative.

Scott, the video's host, presents four recent books he just received by Dr.

@gbrl_dick recommends a Wall Street Journal interview with Lloyd Blankfein and argues its appeal is the contrast between expectation and tone: instead of a relaxed retirement reflection from the former Goldman Sachs chief, the interview supposedly shows Blankfein as still driven by the aggression and combat of high finance, even 8 years after retiring.

mweinbach points OpenClaw and Google users to an official way to subsidize Gemini API usage through Google Cloud credits.

Andy Masley highlights a quoted Financial Times item about energy use from AI data centers, arguing that despite extensive coverage, genuinely effective infographics on the buildout have been rare.

Shanu Mathew highlighted a table from an American Edge report that ranks the top 20 states by existing data center facilities and additional sites announced or being built.

Cleanview’s Project Explorer, announced 2025-12-15, is a free interactive dataset and map built from thousands of hours of two years of mapping work; it lists thousands of operating and planned solar, wind, battery, and data-center projects nationwide and highlights features like state-by-state largest solar projects, battery deployment status, and a map of every planned data center.

Tyler Norris highlights a specific primary-source explanation of FERC’s colocation order, arguing that Commissioner Rosner’s concurrence offers the clearest concise summary.

Jesse Jenkins posted a link to the complete slide deck for his electricity-sector course, covering engineering, economics, regulation, and wholesale market lectures.

18 CFR Part 101 (Uniform System of Accounts) is FERC's prescriptive accounting framework for public utilities and licensees (effective Jan 1, 1937; published 2016-07-25).

A Southern California real-estate-focused account shares a contractor recommendation for kitchen work, highlighting low pricing and language constraints.

@junkbondanalyst shared a brief pointer to Lloyd Blankfein’s 2002 Goldman Sachs 360-degree review, framing it as a worthwhile historical management document with useful lessons.

Saba Karim shared a compact 2026 pricing and feature comparison of investor outreach tools for founders.

martkiro published a fully unfiltered, high-frequency dump of Polymarket order-book data (tweeted 2026-02-24).

Peterom announced a public release of 155,000 of his own Claude Code conversations, positioning it as a counterpoint to controversy over DeepSeek allegedly scraping 150,000 Claude messages.

zeldapoem posted a same-day recommendation for people in San Francisco to go to the 'Whole Earth Catalogue redux' release party on February 25, 2026.

Selinay Filiz pushes back on the claim that San Francisco lacks good Turkish food by listing five local picks and two Peninsula additions.

Big Think shared a minimal promotional post for a Chris Miller segment titled "Semiconductors 101" on February 25, 2026.

@kscottz promoted a new searchable database of alleged Bohemian Club members, framing the San Francisco organization as an elite secret society.

GoshawkTrades curates four free university lecture series as a self-directed curriculum for learning quantitative trading, positioning them as a low-cost alternative to formal graduate education.

@gamingguru456 claims a major scramble by preservation-minded users is imminent and specifically urges bulk downloading from Myrient.

Kazanjy asked on 2026-02-27 for help locating a 'How to Raise a Series A' blog post, thought to be from Y Combinator or a YC partner, which focused on running a tight process and cohorting fundraising meetings.

Casa Cruz, a six-floor converted townhouse in New York City, is now open to the public, according to @andruyeung (tweeted 2026-02-28).

Anthropic released a free Skilljar-hosted AI Academy on 2026-03-01 with 16 courses spanning beginner to advanced topics: Claude usage (Claude 101, Claude Code in Action), Cowork workflows, API development, MCP (Python-based servers/clients and advanced sampling/FS/transport patterns), agent skills/subagents, and cloud integrations with AWS Bedrock and Google Vertex.

@bihanmahadewa shared a brief promotional post for chinafornoobs.com, positioning it as an all-in-one Shenzhen guide for builders and makers.

BPBartholomew highlighted an open-data map of the US electric grid that combines generation, transmission, and demand-related infrastructure in one view.

The video from Doug's Dharma (uploaded 2026-02-02) is presented with support links and scholarly references: the description includes Patreon and PayPal donation options, a plug for the book 'A Handbook of Early Buddhist Wisdom' (foreword by Ven.

Aisha Malik's TechCrunch roundup recommends short-session mobile apps to replace doomscrolling with productive or entertaining alternatives, from Radio Garden's 25,000+ live stations to training apps like Elevate (40+ games) and Seterra (300+ geography quizzes).

TechCrunch Founder Summit 2026 (June 9, Boston) is a one-day event targeting growth-stage outreach, with 1,000+ founders and investors expected.

TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, scheduled for October 13–15 at Moscone West in San Francisco, positions itself as a major startup and VC gathering with 10,000+ attendees, 250+ onstage leaders, 300+ Expo startups and the Startup Battlefield 200 offering a $100,000 equity-free prize.

Steve Jobs in Exile, by Geoffrey Cain (with Tara Slade credited), reconstructs Jobs’s 1985–1997 NeXT ‘wilderness’ using unpublished materials, unbroadcast footage, private company documents, and fresh interviews.

faruvc.org, launched by Jeff T.

TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is a three-day startup and VC conference (Oct 13–15, Moscone West, San Francisco) featuring 250+ tactical sessions, 300+ exhibitors, Startup Battlefield 200 (200 pre-Series A companies competing for $100,000), and 10,000+ attendees; Super Early Bird pricing ends Feb 27, 2026 (11:59 p.m.

FilmCritHulk's post, published 2013-12-07 on the FILM CRIT HULK!

Product design portfolios is Brian Lovin’s Mar 7, 2020 curated roundup of standalone product-design websites that emphasize case studies and real-world product work.