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800VDC sidecars are coming for the data center
The move to 800VDC power distribution would rework data-center electrical architecture across roughly 39GW of expected incremental load
Backlist — 29 May 2026 UTC
Top 57 curated tweets ranked for substance on 29 May 2026 UTC.
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Step 3.7 Flash: open-weight agent model under Apache 2.0
An Apache 2.0 open-weight model claiming leading agent, search, coding, and multimodal scores makes cost-per-task a first-class benchmark target
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A rewindable browser harness for AI development
Deterministic, inspectable browser replays give developers a way to debug agent interactions as stateful systems rather than screenshots and logs
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When AI starts writing systems code (t.co)
Systems code is becoming a test case for whether AI assistance can handle low-level performance, correctness, and operational constraints
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AFA 2027 wants papers written with generative-AI workflows (t.co)
A major finance conference is explicitly soliciting papers built with generative-AI workflows, moving AI authorship from taboo to venue design
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Recursive Language Models (x.com)
Recursive language models frame inference as an iterative process rather than a single forward pass, a useful lens for retrieval and reasoning systems
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The scaling laws of AI-native companies (x.com)
Company capability may increasingly scale with headcount, AI spend per employee, and proprietary customer data rather than model parameters alone
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vLLM improves weight syncing for RL rollouts (x.com)
Weight syncing and wide-endpoint rollout support are becoming core bottlenecks as RL frameworks standardize on vLLM for generation
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Claude Code sets a CHI-Bench healthcare-agent record
Agentic healthcare evaluation now has a new Claude Code and Opus 4.8 high-water mark on CHI-Bench
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Great activist letters are clear thinking with an outcome
Activist-investor letters work when writing turns clear thinking into a specific desired corporate outcome
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Can LLMs discover new laws of physics?
The claim is that property-free neural activations can support discovery because they are not bound to fixed semantic or physical labels
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Why do prices end in .99?
$9.99 pricing compresses behavioral economics, anchoring, and retail convention into one persistent market habit
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Muhammad Ali’s 1990 mission to Baghdad
Ali’s trip to Baghdad during the Kuwait crisis shows celebrity diplomacy operating outside formal government channels
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Crows remember human faces for decades
Long-term face recognition in crows is a compact example of cognition that spans memory, social learning, and urban ecology
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How far up the org chart does AI psychosis go?
An organization’s exposure to AI delusion depends on whether bad AI judgment propagates from executives downward or from operators upward
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The SFBC earnings call as activist-investor theater
The SFBC call is remembered as a case study in activist-investor rhetoric, where one aside could define the whole exchange
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The jobs that turned out easier to automate
The joke lands because today’s automation frontier often targets high-status cognitive work before repetitive physical labor
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Recent converts and recent apostates
The strongest swings in belief often come not from settled conviction but from people newly entering or leaving a worldview
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Islamic architecture in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan’s Islamic architecture foregrounds tilework, geometry, and civic scale outside the usual Western design canon
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A day of blasting: 500 holes, 20,000 lb of explosives
A blast pattern of 500 holes and 20,000 pounds of explosives is a rare concrete glimpse of heavy field operations
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Actual artists and engineers working together
The best interfaces and physical products often emerge from artists and engineers sharing a design loop rather than working in sequence
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Slack killed the companywide reply-all fiasco
Slack replaced one form of coordination failure, the all-company reply-all storm, with quieter but less memorable failure modes
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2016, but nobody pays because data
Free products funded by data acquisition are returning as a business pattern, with AI changing what the data is worth
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Sultan Qaboos and Princess Diana in Oman, 1986
A 1986 Oman photograph captures how Gulf statecraft, British royalty, and carefully staged public imagery intersected
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Free model organisms from Google
The phrase points at an odd collision between Google-scale distribution and biology’s traditional model-organism infrastructure
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Bay Area rain before the dry season
Late-season Bay Area rain matters because even a quarter inch arrives just before the region’s climatological dry season
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Impressionism speedrun: Argentina
A speedrun format applied to Impressionism treats national landscape and art history as a compressed visual exercise
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Starboy as a lens mold
Lens molding turns a pop-culture object into a manufacturing and optics artifact rather than just an image
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Store all passwords in a spreadsheet
Credential spreadsheets remain the canonical security anti-pattern because they are easy, shareable, and catastrophically brittle
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Do not start trading
The simplest trading advice is sometimes to preserve happiness rather than optimize for market participation
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To all my VCs friends: "don't!"
To all my VCs friends: "don't!"
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This is basically the plot of AI 2027.
This is basically the plot of AI 2027.
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what in the vibe code is this
what in the vibe code is this
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The millennial 1%
The millennial 1%
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we've got #21 to win, it's time to come back
we've got #21 to win, it's time to come back
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Drooling omg
Drooling omg
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they hated her because she told the truth
they hated her because she told the truth
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Bro cause you're shaped like you eat corn sideways
Bro cause you're shaped like you eat corn sideways
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that too
that too
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. (x.com)
. @southpolesteve going to need more time off to recover from this burn
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i've never been so brutally humbled
i've never been so brutally humbled
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cathedrals
cathedrals
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Why do Democrat-appointed judges seem to be the most abhorrent and deviant individuals with no moral character?
Why do Democrat-appointed judges seem to be the most abhorrent and deviant individuals with no moral character?
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Nice good luck
Nice good luck
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if you dont know who chase and status are i feel quite bad for you
if you dont know who chase and status are i feel quite bad for you
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THIS SUNDAY
THIS SUNDAY
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Taking 280 instead of 101 on a nice day is life fuel.
Taking 280 instead of 101 on a nice day is life fuel.
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Honestly think Sweden is the best country in the world in the summer. Both weeks!
Honestly think Sweden is the best country in the world in the summer. Both weeks!
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same
same
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holy shit
holy shit
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you sound pretty miserable LOL but don't blame me if you can't read properly lmfao
you sound pretty miserable LOL but don't blame me if you can't read properly lmfao
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i'm back
i'm back
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The pentagon thing really did wonders
The pentagon thing really did wonders
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they only got this bc they used mythos to negotiate
they only got this bc they used mythos to negotiate
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Good question I will actually classify by sev
Good question I will actually classify by sev
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wow I am surprised sonnet is so cheap!
wow I am surprised sonnet is so cheap! did sonnet find most of the crits/highs or same ratio as overall vs gpt?
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When Ye was the only one dancing during The Weeknd’s performance of Can’t Feel My Face
When Ye was the only one dancing during The Weeknd’s performance of Can’t Feel My Face