China is building 66 new nuclear plants right now. The U.S. is building 2. Former U.S. Secretary of State @JohnKerry on the need for nuclear in the West:
"China has made a determination... back in 2019 that sources of power was a real security challenge for them."
"On a security basis, not a climate basis, on a security basis, they went whole hog on manufacturing and deploying renewables."
"Right now, China deploys more renewables than all of the rest of the world put together. It's insane."
"So what we really need to do is get our act together. All of us--Europe--you know, there's still a struggle with some countries: 'Do we want nuclear? Do we not?'"
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Met @andrewchen, and told him that:
Vaskeladden is building the UBER for local services: customers get an instant fixed price and book in one click, while we own the customer, price and quality and vetted local firms do the work.
We're going all in on cleaning first, 100% bootstrapped to a €6M run rate, and expanding from Norway into Sweden.
He weren’t impressed at all, the US is something different.
Midjourney just unveiled a 60-second full-body MRI scanner.
They're an AI image company.
The best healthtech disruption won't come from inside healthcare.
It'll come from founders who don't know they're not supposed to.
Cold Spring Harbor's 90th Annual Symposium was dedicated entirely to AI in Biology.
They've been at the center of every major biology shift for a century.
When @CSHL commits a full symposium to a theme — pay attention.
AI × biology is not a trend. It's a new scientific era.
open.substack.com/pub/centur…
Golf polos got boring. Break 67 is pattern-first golf jerseys for the generation that learned the game on YouTube. Scandinavian design, not your dad's country club. break-67.polsia.app
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Introducing Pika AI Selves: AI you birth, raise, and set loose to be a living extension of you. They’re rich, multi-faceted beings with persistent memory, and maybe even a peanut allergy. It’s up to you!
Have them send pictures to your group chat. Make a video game about your fish. Call your mom while you do anything but call your mom. The possibilities are as myriad as the stars ✨
Get on the list to give birth to yours at pika dot me
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Introducing Riff – the first AI that builds real apps for work.
We built Riff from the ground up for the doers.
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This is what you’ve been waiting for.
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Join Riff, and start building real apps for work today.
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One of the most important things I've learned from 20 years of talking to startups at Y Combinator is how few local maximums there are. Founders can just put their heads down and focus on growth, without more than a few months' lookahead, and they'll almost always do well.
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We just had one of the biggest days in AI.
-Deepseek-V3
-Google Gemini 2.5
-GPT-4o image generation
-Zapier MCP protocol
-H&M AI clones
-China’s AI training breakthrough
-AI cancer detections breakthrough
Here's EVERYTHING you need to know:
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- @TrygveKarper (CEO of @DatabuttonHQ ) should be on for sure!
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Databutton V2 is now LAUNCHED and LIVE on Producthunt!
We're excited to bring you the first reasoning AI developer for non-techies.
So, how does Databutton V2 stand out? 🧵
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Apparently it’s war time.
Thankfully Pengus are built for war.
Study the Prophecy, its preordained.
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UX, design, actual dedication to the craft will take center stage in this next moment
Actually make something people want. Software and coding won't be the gating factor. It is the ability to be a polymath and smart/effective in many domains together that creates great software.























