Nico Baier retweeted
NEW: Russia used a 6,000-pound precision-guided bunker-busting bomb in a double-tap strike on an underground shelter in Ukraine, killing more than 50 people who gathered there after an earlier attack, our @cnn visual analysis found. Thread ⬇️
cnn.com/2026/11/10/europe/ru…
Nico Baier retweeted
why aren't we talking about this non-stop? this is one of the most unhinged war crimes Europe has ever seen. ever.
55 murdered. 19 are still missing under the rubble. russian mega bombs pulverised so many civilians in this underground shelter in Komyshuvakha that it has been over a week since the rescue operation began, and it is still ongoing.
@NPU_GOV_UA
Nico Baier retweeted
Insane that 11 Democrats couldn't even bother to show up for an impeachment vote after the actual voters rejected the Iran War. What is going on?
I can't express enough how pivotal Val Town was to me falling in love with coding and Typescript.
I'll miss it dearly!
Thank you @stevekrouse @tmcw @jxnblk @pete_millspaugh @CharlieMolthrop and @hipotluck!
Val Town will be missed
Val Town is winding down
Thank you all for building on us with such enthusiasm and creativity! We're sorry we can't continue to serve you
We're now focused on helping customers migrate to other hosting providers. Please reach out if we can be helpful
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This is such a bummer.
Val Town is awesome and their team did some great work over there. Thanks @stevekrouse and crew for the joy you brought to this corner of the internet!
Val Town is winding down
Thank you all for building on us with such enthusiasm and creativity! We're sorry we can't continue to serve you
We're now focused on helping customers migrate to other hosting providers. Please reach out if we can be helpful
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Nico Baier retweeted
Some startups make unbelievable financial returns, but most don't. I'm fortunate enough to have a reasonably good track record as an investor, but I never know which will be which deterministically.
I realized that fact a long time ago and resolved to try to work with founders that I love in a deep and intangible way. Folks I wake up wanting to help every day. People I try to help however I can, whether it's a weekday or weekend, a personal matter or a work one, a happy situation or a sad one.
I want to work with founders where I deeply care and enjoy the holistic journey, no matter the outcome. I optimistically believe if I do that, the aggregate returns will take care of themselves. That's the beauty of real venture capital.
@stevekrouse is a real one. I loved every minute of Val Town and I'm excited to continue the journey with him for another few decades if he'll have me
Val Town is winding down
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Nico Baier retweeted
imo jon addressing katz's comment isn't enough. instead, jon should follow up the katz interview with a Josh Shapiro interview in front of thousands of people at CrookedCon, and then release that interview on a podcast feed that's bigger than the one the katz interview was on.
Replying to @jonfavs @Timothy_Bellman
1. Crooked’s critics should organize themselves, not just complain about a fun event.
2. You’re 100% right that people are nicer in person and the algorithm distorts reality by focusing on conflict.
3. Addressing the @katz_morris “I hate Josh Shapiro” comment to you would help
Nico Baier retweeted
As my father rests in a beautiful place, I will persevere.
As his only child.
As he gave me the opportunity to become.
I will become.
As he gave me the opportunity to thrive.
I will thrive.
As he is the best example of honor, devotion and determination.
I will remember.
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This is a 30 Rock bit
Erika Kirk: “It’s the little things. I miss Charlie when I see his hot sauce on the shelf, which is now available at grocery stores everywhere.”
It’s an instinct.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The OP made up that second half of that quote. In the video Erika Kirk says no such thing.
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Nico Baier retweeted
I’m sorry, this is absolute bullshit…..
It’s a slap in the face to Ukrainians and democracy everywhere, this is a toddler murdered in their stroller by Russia
Steve Witkoff said the forces that did this are run by a "great humanitarian"
Russia filmed itself bombing a bread line in Ukraine. It was intentional and then they bombed the survivors. Here’s the evidence, including Russia’s own:
1) 1 November, 15:32: the Komyshuvakha council’s Telegram channel announces a bread handout for Monday, 10:00 to 12:00, “in the anti-radiation shelter” at the school. It’s routine: same place, same time, every week.
3) 2 November, about 10–11 am: two guided bombs hit the school grounds. People run into the shelter. Then a FAB-3000, three tons and nearly 1.5 tons of explosive, a bunker-buster, hits the shelter directly. Six more bombs follow as police and rescuers arrive.
3) 40 dead (Ukraine’s State Emergency Service, 4 Nov). Among them: two rescuers, four police officers, the two women who ran the aid point, a construction crew, and the wife of the village council head.
4) Russia’s own drone filmed it. The pro-war channel Iznanka posted the footage, calling it a “128th Brigade deployment point”. The same channel puts that exact label on strike after strike in this sector: Zarichne, Novooleksandrivka, Komyshuvakha in May. It’s a template.
5) Then the Defence Ministry: “up to 25 servicemen”. Then Rossiyskaya Gazeta: drone operators in a bunker, “exposed” by a Ukrainian pundit’s TV interview. No clip. No date. No channel.
6) Ukraine’s National Police released bodycam footage from an officer killed in the strike. After the first bombs: “Glide bombs heading for Komyshuvakha!” “Quick, into the shelter!” “More glide bombs, right?” “Yes.” Then it hits.
7) The UN mission: either Russia knew about the aid distribution, or it “failed to take basic steps to learn what was happening.” The attack “seems to have violated the most fundamental principles of international humanitarian law.”
Strike to drive people underground. Strike the shelter. Strike the rescuers. This is cold-blooded murder of civilians by Russia.
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Nico Baier retweeted
You can tell she really fucking hates republicans, which is more important to me than any single policy position she could’ve taken
Nico Baier retweeted
every AI tool i use has a kill switch someone else controls. but not my coding agent.
introducing dl.new: open source coding agent/harness that runs on your own computer.
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run it, break it, tell me. share it with a friend and u both get 10M free tokens.
Nico Baier retweeted
My mom passed away from cancer when I was eight.
Both of my parents were doctors, and I've often thought about what my family went through during those years.
Peter is helping his mom fight cancer. Along the way, he's built a free AI skill that helps families navigate the overwhelming amount of medical information and prepare for the decisions ahead.
I find it incredible that this kind of help is now possible. Even more incredible that Peter is making what he's built available to anyone who needs it.
This is one of the most meaningful uses of AI I've seen.
github.com/petergyang/fuck-c…
Since I shared that I was helping my mom fight cancer, I've learned a lot about what a caregiver can do.
Here's my new video where I walk through 5 steps that I'm taking and what I wish I'd known sooner.
The sad reality is that 2 in 5 people in the US will get cancer in their lifetime. If you include caregivers, pretty much every family is impacted.
This is my attempt to share what I've learned with anyone going through the same thing. I hope you find it useful.
📌 Watch now: youtu.be/Ddc5NFNnCfE
Nico Baier retweeted
Since I shared that I was helping my mom fight cancer, I've learned a lot about what a caregiver can do.
Here's my new video where I walk through 5 steps that I'm taking and what I wish I'd known sooner.
The sad reality is that 2 in 5 people in the US will get cancer in their lifetime. If you include caregivers, pretty much every family is impacted.
This is my attempt to share what I've learned with anyone going through the same thing. I hope you find it useful.
📌 Watch now: youtu.be/Ddc5NFNnCfE
I want you to get even actually it's very very important to me
Hakeem Jeffries on Morning Joe: The American people don't want us to get even. They want us to get things done on their behalf because life is way too expensive.
We ran on affordability, we won on affordability, and now it's our job to govern on affordability.
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