References

NVIDIA & Unsloth released a practical guide on building reinforcement‑learning environments, according to a tweet by @DailyDoseOfDS_ on 2026-04-11.

Free to Use Datasets and Tools to Benchmark Rates and Analyze Affordability was presented as a NARUC CPI innovation webinar (published 2026-03-30) and moderated by Commissioner Christine Needo (appointed February 3, 2024).

The webinar convened authors of recent Berkeley Lab and DOE-affiliated reports to present rapid overviews of new resources for state regulators, utilities, and state energy offices on distributed energy resource (DER) integration, distribution planning, demand flexibility, virtual power plants (VPPs), and compensation frameworks.

Kira Zidleman of NARUC’s Center for Partnerships and Innovation presents a short promo (published 2025-09-30) for the report Grid Reliability and US Coal Fleet Attributes: Considerations for State Regulators.

Cavallo Point (Sausalito) contains a hidden bowling alley in the restored 1900s Fort Baker where pins are still reset by hand and visitors can bowl for free.

Josh Wolfe (@wolfejosh) tweeted on April 11, 2026 that legendary Sequoia VC Mike Moritz has published what Wolfe called "maybe his most important book ever," a life-and-family memoir whose opening profoundly affected him.

Every built custom agents in Notion to automate daily briefings, marketing funnels, and content pipelines.

Ted Escau announced a custom agents camp on 2026-03-30 with Notion (@NotionHQ) and Brian Lovin (@brian_lovin) for Friday.

@brett_finance endorses an article by vas (@vasuman) on 2026-02-11, calling out "lots of good nuggets".

Every (Dan Shipper) promotes a Custom Agents Camp on Friday (tweeted 2026-04-01) showing how the company runs its media business, consultancy, and six products inside Notion.

Brendan Hogan (@brendanh0gan) announced on 2026-04-02 a public release (brendanhogan.github.io/alpha…) containing the full paper, implementation code, prompt templates, playbook excerpts, and extra results.

Sarvesh Shrivastava (@bloggersarvesh) posted a short promotional tweet on 2026-04-04 (34 words) that pairs a video with the claim that Claude can replace a $10k/month SEO agency for free.

@Bhardwaj7rahul shared a brief promotional post on 24 March 2026 (23:35:37 UTC) directing followers to consume content across multiple platforms.

The White House tweeted a direct link to a broadcast of NASA’s Artemis II launch on April 1, 2026, sharing nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1nxnRYOew but no schedule, crew names, or mission details.

BenWilsonTweets (2026-04-03) directs followers to a My First Million episode hosted by Sam Parr (@thesamparr) with the link mfmpod.com/the-skill-that-ma…, recommending it as a strong resource for learning how to develop taste.

Ben Krasnow says he'll be a featured creator at Open Sauce 2026, a "really fun" event celebrating creativity and technical ability, taking place July 17–19 at the San Mateo Event Center.

The tweet by @benjaminakar (published on Twitter/X at 2026-03-16T18:08:28+00:00) is a concise call-to-action directing followers to browse docs.tembo.io.

Benjamin Akar reposted designer Kailash's playful invoice on 2026-03-23, captioning it "here's your invoice for 🌸 200k 🌼." Kailash's original post — which asks "Why should invoices be boring?" — showcases a decorative, nontraditional invoice concept (200k) and is linked via both Akar's X URL and a nitter mirror.

@bcherny solicited feedback on 2026-04-01 for a new "full" mode, saying the team is actively iterating and eager for responses.

@basit_designs on X (16 Feb 2026) positions their studio around a "Simple, Clean, and Product-centric design approach," emphasizing conversion-focused interfaces for startup founders.

MollySOShea posted on 2026-04-10 that she attended an exclusive VIP-only fireside chat with Lloyd Blankfein focused on his new book Streetwise, hosted by the Honorable Michael Kives — whom she playfully called the “secret overlord of Los Angeles.” The post logged 96 likes, 6 retweets, and 4 replies.

@BasedTorba posted a nine-word tweet on April 3, 2026, urging followers to "read the Gospel of John" as an annual reminder.

Roman Days on the Schwäbische Alb: @BaerbelStu2141 (29 Mar 2026) recalls attending the annual "Roman Days" festival and calls it "a lot of fun." The post highlights that visitors can eat Roman cooking and watch different crafts, and links to the event page (schwaebischealb.de/veranstal...) for more information.

The tweet from @BaerbelStu2141 (29 Mar 2026) shares an ancient-history-sites.com link labeled “the museum in Aalen.” The post contains no commentary beyond the link and the short label, signaling a straightforward share of an external page about the museum in Aalen on Twitter/X.

Author @BaerbelStu2141 (2026-03-29) reports that many remains of “this wall” survive and are showcased in numerous museums; she specifically cites the Aalen museum, which offers hands-on classes in Roman cooking and crafts, and includes a link to a germany.travel page (germany.travel/en/nature-out…).

The tweet by @BaerbelStu2141 (published 2026-03-30) links to Britannica’s Nephilim entry and states that seeing a post about “Ananaki” reminded them of the Nephilim.

Author @BaerbelStu2141 shared a piped.video clip (ID TpBXDLIm1YY?is=yWZw) on 2026-03-31 06:49:52 UTC linking to a New York TV discussion.

The tweet from @BaerbelStu2141 (published 2026-04-01T14:03:10+00:00 on Twitter/X) is a four-word post — "issued March 31,26 today.com/health/coronavirus…" — linking to Today’s coronavirus section and indicating the linked item was issued March 31, 2026.

@BaerbelStu2141 posted a four-word tweet on 2026-04-03 linking to a USImportData blog (usimportdata.com/blogs/us-ph...) and using the exact phrase "imports of medicine." The post (https://x.com/BaerbelStu2141/status/2040068757742133512) provides a link to that blog and contains no further commentary.

User @BaerbelStu2141 tweeted on April 3, 2026 a short, 6-word message linking to howmuch.net/articles/world-m… and asking "where do drugs come from?" The post offers no extra context or opinion, effectively directing followers to the linked article for an answer.

Ancan virtual support group is promoted via a piped.video link by @BaerbelStu2141 (2026-04-03).

ANCan posted on April 2, 2026 that today's virtual support groups are 'Blood Cancers' and 'Men Speaking Freely.' Attendees should visit the ANCan calendar (ancan.org/events/month/), click on the April 2 date for meeting links.

The tweet by @Astoll15 on 2026-02-16 (posted to X) publicly credits @JerusalemDemsas’s article in The Argument and directs followers to a related working paper hosted at nathannunn.sites.olt.ubc.ca.

A March 8, 2026 tweet by @arram asks “The first brain upload?” and enthusiastically highlights an Archive alumn’s work, tagging @michaelandregg.

Ari Peskoe flagged an LBNL (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) update on retail electricity price trends on March 31, 2026, calling it “packed with credible data and analysis.” The report provides specific clarifications about data centers’ electricity use and pricing and is available at emp.lbl.gov/sites/default/fi… for detailed tables and methodology.

Ari Peskoe tweeted on March 31, 2026 (16:02:15 UTC) a four-word post that links to a FERC order hosted on the Commission's eLibrary.

Ari Peskoe shared two terse links on X on 2026-03-31 pointing followers to California energy resources: the California Energy Commission’s data reports (energy.ca.gov/data-reports) and a truncated link to a California Energy Transition site.

Author @arakharazian shared a single-link tweet on 2026-03-04 (14:43:15 UTC) containing only the truncated URL text 'ramp.com/velocity/top-saas-v…', directing readers to Ramp's /velocity/top-saas resource via the X post https://x.com/arakharazian/status/2029206038872780817.

@dee_bosa announces a livestream at noon PT (tweeted 2026-03-12) featuring @arakharazian, who will present Ramp data asserting Anthropic has "flipped the enterprise AI race." The post also spotlights 24-year-old Stanford dropout @carinahong, whose seven-month startup was just valued at $1.6B and is framed as challenging Big AI; link provided.

Author @arakharazian tweeted on 2026-03-23 urging followers to 'Read it TODAY' and linking to a Ramp Economics Lab piece at ramp.com/velocity/corporate-….

Ramp AI Index follows a monthly cadence, published on the second Wednesday; the author (@arakharazian) announced the next release for Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at 10:00am ET and directed readers to ramp.com/data where the write-up appears and a newsletter subscription provides early access.

John Yang (@jyangballin) outlines a move from 2025 SWE-bench single-task training—where they claim substantial progress—to a 2026 plan to train on CodeClash for long-horizon, open-ended, competitive head-to-head coding tasks.

A tweet by @Ar_boian (2026-04-02) shares a classroom video from “last year,” joking that “Jensen's as cool as a frat bro,” and embeds Anjney Midha’s announcement that the @CS153Systems site added a second speaker batch—including Lisa Su, Satya Nadella, Garry Tan, sdianahu, matiii and andi_blatt—with further surprises for students and the ecosystem due next week.

@kagigz posted a three-tweet thread on 2026-04-10 arguing Codex is useful beyond coding, listing three personal use cases, linking to a newly published Codex use-cases page, and inviting suggestions.

Antonin Garrone outlines six priorities for data.gouv.fr — API availability, opening restricted datasets, an administration/site refactor, prioritizing high‑value data, geospatial harvesting, and cataloging.

Antonin Garrone a signalé le 4 novembre 2024 deux jeux de données publiés sur data.gouv.fr : l'un détaillant l'offre de langues dans les collèges et lycées, l'autre listant les radars fixes en France.

The tweet by @PekingMike (2026-04-09) strongly endorses Garrison Lovely’s forthcoming book "Obsolete," praising the author as "brilliant and courageous." Lovely’s quoted thread traces the project from a Jacobin essay nearly three years ago to a cover story and now a book about the AI industry’s "trillion-dollar race;" preorders ship in May 2026.

Le Hackathon des données alimentaires, porté par Etalab, le ministère de l'Agriculture (@Agri_Gouv) et la DGCCRF, avec OpenFoodFacts et FranceAgriMer, aura lieu les 2–3 décembre 2024 à Paris.

Le compte @datagouvfr annonce une démo publique le 20 novembre à 14h; le tweet publié le 13/11/2024 précise que la session présentera les nouveautés de la plateforme — API, données restreintes, refonte de l’administration, données de forte valeur et catalogage — et invite les intéressés à s’inscrire via tally.so/r/mV1LAJ.

Antonin Garrone shared data.gouv.fr's announcement (posted 2024-11-18T16:24:35+00:00) that the public demo of data.gouv.fr will be held “ce mercredi” at 14:00.

Antonin Garrone annonce pour le 20 novembre 2024 une séance en direct dédiée aux sujets techniques : API et format Parquet, extension aux données restreintes, refonte de l’administration et données géographiques.

@datagouvfr announced on 20 November 2024 that the recording of its public demo held that day is available on piped.video (watch?v=SGqajTH9).

Antonin Garrone signale la disponibilité de nombreuses données sur l'alimentation — gaspillage alimentaire, pesticides, rappels de produits, qualité des aliments — et annonce un hackathon les 2 et 3 décembre 2024 au 13 rue Santeuil (75005 Paris).

Antonin Garrone, dans un tweet publié le 21 janvier 2025 sur Twitter/X, invite ses abonnés à le suivre sur Mastodon (mastodon.social/@agarrone), Bluesky (bsky.app/profile/agarrone.bs…) et LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/antonin-garr…).

data.gouv.fr annonce le lancement de son compte sur Bluesky le 23 janvier 2025, invitant les abonnés à suivre ce canal pour recevoir les actualités liées aux données ouvertes et à la plateforme.

data.gouv.fr tiendra une démo publique le 18 juin 2025, annoncée par @antonin_garrone le 22 mai 2025.

Author @AntoineRSX tweeted on March 30, 2026 (14:03:56 UTC) that it was "The Biggest Day For Memecoins" and invited followers to a "Memescope monday" live broadcast, linking to nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1vJpPrBYz.

@NikhilVerma posted on Twitter/X on 2026-03-27 linking an arXiv paper (2601.07190), saying he "got good results using haiku" but "didn’t have budget to go further." The post conveys promising preliminary outcomes tied to haiku alongside a lack of funding for follow-up work.

LaurieWired will speak at ACCU (C++) on Sea in June 2026, presenting "CallMeMaybe: Building Modern Runtime Reflection via C++26." antirez urged followers on 2026-04-02 to follow her on X and YouTube.

Zumper announced on 2026-02-24 (tweet timestamp 2026-02-24T17:17:56+00:00) that it had published its February National Rent Report.

@ankrgyl (2026-03-20) argues that the product "flywheel" relies on observability (o11y) and continuous interaction with evaluation tooling, and states his team is actively improving that integration.

@punit_arani's 2026-03-25 tweet lists a compact modern web+AI stack: PlanetScale for the database, Cloudflare for the backend, Vercel for the frontend and Daytonaio for sandboxes, with Sentry monitoring, OpenRouter for LLMs, Braintrust for AI observability (ai o11y), and Doppler for secrets.

Tempo says smart contracts are now critical payments infrastructure and argues that AI agents should be used for security auditing as onchain value increases.

zodchiii's tweet (2026-04-10) recounts installing Claude Code plugins and finding that a single plugin did in 2 seconds what used to take 30 minutes.

MountVernon posted a short video on X on January 10, 2026 spotlighting George Washington's 'Uncommon Chair' and billing it as “A Chair That Witnessed History.” The brief, 11-word post links to video content that highlights the chair as a notable artifact and heritage object from Washington’s estate.

The tweet by @TexasRepublic71 (published 2026-01-10T10:29:10Z on X/Twitter) praises whoever runs the White House’s TikTok page as 'an absolute gem' (💎).

@robkhenderson posted on 2025-07-22 (21:09:07 UTC) a brief, eight-word tweet asserting that "Downwardly mobile elites fuel social justice movements" and linking to a Princeton University Press book page (press.princeton.edu/books/ha…).

@alex_prompter posted a terse tweet on 2026-04-04 linking to arXiv paper 2603.05578 (arxiv.org/abs/2603.05578) from Twitter/X.

The tweet from @alex_prompter on 2026-04-05 (18:02:07 UTC) shares a bare link to arXiv paper 2604.01212 with the two-word caption "Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2604.01212".

The tweet from @Afinetheorem (posted 2026-04-05T02:56:56+00:00) offers a short, positive endorsement—"Amazing design sense here and an understanding of what matters for children"—and credits @tylercowen.

@adxtyahq tweeted on 2026-04-05 a terse post reading "source + full breakdown:" with a link to a Teddit mirror of r/ClaudeCode.

@aakashgupta is promoting a guide on building a “Karpathy-approved” second brain, framing the idea as a comeback on 2026-04-05.

@0xSero is requesting user feedback on model behavior, specifically asking people to flag repetition loops, errors, and other issues either in the Hugging Face discussion tab or on X.

@0xd1namit shared a brief post highlighting top holders data from @Poly_Helper and directed readers to a Polymarket market link.

@thejesonlee frames robotics and physical AI as the next frontier for AI’s impact, arguing that the biggest opportunities lie in physical industries rather than software-only use cases.

Dear Modern (creator C) posts a short unboxing/announcement showing physical copies of her book 'Feng Shui Modern.' In the clip she opens three books and a small bonus, is surprised to find Dutch and French editions, and notes the book is published in five languages overall.

Koe groups the recommendations into spiritual/ philosophical works (The Power of Now, The Way of the Superior Man, The Kybalion, The Wisdom of Insecurity, Awareness) that help with big‑picture thinking, masculinity dynamics, the Kybalion’s seven hermetic principles, and awareness of conditioned beliefs.

Boston City Hall is presented as a current visual reference point and as a landmark of Brutalist architecture.

Renaud Foucart shared a link to an academic.oup.com article page, apparently from an Oxford University Press journal, but the post itself includes no commentary or description.

@joefrancis505 points to an academic article and singles out its claim that poverty in China has risen since the 1980s.

@remilouf shared a standalone GitHub link, “github.com/pythological,” without any explanation of the project, purpose, or relevance.

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

@pvncher shared a terse pointer to RepoPrompt’s changelog, directing readers to the documentation page for the complete list of updates.

@PolymarketStory highlights a Polymarket account it says has earned over $800,000 and is currently risking more than $500,000 on a market tied to US troops entering Iran.

@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.

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

@phytalia shares a concise Claude Code usage tip: memory can be turned off with the `/memory` command, pointing readers to TryNebula docs for details.

@PenPizzaReport posted a brief situational update on April 2, 2026, asserting that both Domino’s stores nearest the Pentagon had above-average traffic as of 2:35 p.m.

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.

@patio11 briefly pointed readers to a Works in Progress article on instant coffee, framing it as a thorough survey.

@pamvonhadder shared a brief reaction to an artwork by Darian Mederos, emphasizing that it was visually compelling enough to keep rewatching.

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

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.

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

@Betsycashmoney highlights @ArtButSports as a standout account worth following, using a specific April 2026 example that references Juan de Flandes’s 1496 painting "Christ Appearing to His Mother." The post functions as a concise endorsement of a creative sports-and-art remix account rather than making a broader argument.

@kevo1ution shared a short, enthusiastic tweet linking to a Piped-hosted YouTube video about Firebender on 2025-08-07.

@AlexTran677026 shared a very short post on 2026-04-04 highlighting Clemenza’s house from The Godfather (1972) in a “then and now” format.

@alexocheema posted a bare list of three links on 2026-03-31: one to an Ollama GitHub pull request, one to a Microsoft Hugging Face model page, and one to arXiv paper 2504.19874.