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Emily G

@EmilyGorcenski •

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This story is fucking huge

Let’s talk about this story for a bit. Obviously, @stopthenextutr and @socialistdogmom have covered a lot already but I’ll throw in my two cents.

First, the user names of the Clark brothers were “DC_stormer” and “DC Bowl Gang”. Stormer is a reference to the Daily Stormer. BowlGang is a reference to a group of Nazis who idolize Dylann Roof.

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Marco Rubio

@marcorubio •

Imagine if NFL team was trailing 24-22 but in final seconds hits a 3 pt kick to win. Then AFTER game lawyers for losing team get a judge to order rules changed so that last second field goals are only 1 point Well that’s how democrat lawyers plan to steal #Florida election 1/4

For example, #Florida law requires that the voter signatures on mail ballots match the signature of the voter. But Dem lawyers are asking a judge to throw that law out & force Florida to count ballots with signatures that don’t match the voter signature on file. 2/4

#Florida law requires a manual recount of “undervotes” in close races & provides a clear standard for determining whether a voter intended to vote for a candidate. Now Dem lawyers want a judge to order Florida to ignore this intent standard when reviewing “undervotes” 3/4

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Ryan Caldbeck

@ryan_caldbeck •

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1/ Was at a dinner recently with five VCs. All great folks, smart, thoughtful investors. We got to talking about Halo Top and what drove its growth.

2/ I talked about product differentiation for @HaloTopCreamery and the importance of highlighting meaningful differentiation effectively in the packaging. Basically a 60 second summary of this: https://t.co/nUSqfrPaj0

4/ They couldn’t tell if they should laugh or be cynical or what. I get it. But what immediately came to mind for me was @ICQ. https://t.co/gIqQJpocaf

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korang pernah tahu tak cerita pasal nabi sulaiman dulu pernah bagi makan kat satu ikan dekat laut yang panjang and lebar makanan tu 1 bulan perjalanan? i think that story is quite good

this story at first i baca just untuk suka suka and at last i sendiri macam wow, feelings semua berbaur, ada takut, excited and tertanya-tanya

okay as we know, Nabi Sulaiman AS adalah nabi yang ada kelebihan lain dari nabi yang lain. apa kelebihan dia? Nabi ni kaya, kaya dia tu lagi kaya dari kebanyakan orang orang kaya terkaya kat atas dunia sekarang. even kalau disatukan pun, still tak dapat lawan kekayaan nabi ni

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Shekhar Kirani

Lots of startups get stuck before they get to Product-Market-Fit. What would be the reasons? Here are some, I see on a daily basis. They are related to issues with founders or market (in no particular order):

1) Founders haven't studied or trained on basic things of startups: idea validation, market validation, customer value-proposition, team-building, product building, basic finance, and total money required to do few iterations. A: Work for a startup for a few years and learn.

3) Too headstrong and think every potential customer can't imagine the value unless they experience the product. Hence, start building the product. A: If you are deep and know you are at the same league as in Steve Jobs, this makes sense

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CoinDesk

JUST IN: SEC charges EtherDelta founder with operating an unregistered exchange -- its the agency's "first enforcement action based on findings that such a platform operated as an unregistered national securities exchange." Story to come

2/EtherDelta is an online platform for secondary market trading of ERC20 tokens. Over 18 months it "executed more than 3.6 million orders ... including tokens that are securities under the federal securities laws," the SEC says

3/"Almost all of the orders placed through EtherDelta's platform were traded after" the SEC's 2017 DAO report, which had warned that the agency regarded certain ICO tokens as securities.

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foone

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It is 2018 and this error message is a mistake from 1974. This limitation, which is still found in the very latest Windows 10, dates back to BEFORE STAR WARS. This bug is as old as Watergate.

When this was developed, nothing had UPC codes yet because they'd just been invented. Back when this mistake was made, There was only one Phone Company, because they hadn't been broken up yet. Ted Bundy was still on the loose. Babe Ruth's home run record was about to fall.

When this bug was developed, Wheel of Fortune hadn't yet aired. No one had seen Rocky Horror. Steven Spielberg was still a little-known directory of TV films and one box-office disappointment. SNL hadn't aired yet. The Edmund Fitzgerald was still hauling iron ore.

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Jijo Sunny

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1/ 👋 Excited to share what we’ve been building at https://t.co/GOQJ7LjQ2t + we are going to tweetstorm our progress every week! Week 1 highlights: getting shortlisted for YC W2019🤞, acquiring a premium domain💰, meeting Substack's @hamishmckenzie and Stripe CEO @patrick

2/ So what is Brew? brew / bru : / to make (beer, coffee etc.) / verb: begin to develop 🌱 A place for you to enjoy premium content while supporting your favorite creators. Sort of like a ‘Consumer-facing Patreon’ cc @jackconte (we’re still working on the pitch

3/ So, why be so transparent? Two words: launch strategy. jk 😅 a) I loooove doing something consistently for a long period of time b) limited downside and infinite upside (feedback, accountability, reach). cc @altimor, @pmarc

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nic carter

@nic__carter •

If you want to know what academics and policymakers think about Bitcoin, the phrase "five Chernobyls" was thrown around to describe Bitcoin's energy use today

I'm gonna start using that instead of "boil the oceans" it's funnier

Lost in the hysteria is the fact that if Bitcoin ran on 5 nuclear power plants its C02 emissions would be extremely low... we should be encouraging this

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STEALTH JEFF

@drawandstrike •

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Best thing to come out of this election? A completely unleashed Trump means: all that stuff Sessions & Rosenstein & Horowitz & Huber had to keep under wraps for more than a year, the curtain can be tossed of it. None of it was politicized before the midterms.

The only thing that leaked was the McCabe grand jury. And it quickly sank 'neath the surface again, quickly forgotten. So Democrats and DNC Media can't do the "OMG YOU POLITICIZED THESE INVESTIGATIONS BY ROLLING THEM OUT BEFORE THE MIDTERMS!" talking point.

Trump said repeatedly it'd take him and his team 2 years to 'get up to speed'. We're almost there. A lot of preparation has been done behind the scenes WITHOUT politicizing any of it so the Democrats could scream & wail about their heroes being persecuted & energize their base.

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amy nguyen

I have some big news... I'm moving to Singapore this December! 🇸🇬 I'm going to help build out @stripe's Singapore engineering hub (https://t.co/uA3TQRv8oF) and to work on building our economic infrastructure for countries in Asia Pacific. (threa

I would love to talk to you if you want to work with me in Singapore (or as a remote or from one of our other offices in Seattle, Dublin, and SF). we have openings for engineering, developer relations, and more at https://t.co/1aHoMSMERP folks from all over the world can apply!

I'll be in Singapore at the end of this month, so please reach out if you're over there and want to grab coffee (kaya toast!!!). I'd love to chat about the huge opportunity in front of us and why I'm excited about Stripe in APAC.

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Scafe for Beto

I talked to a guy yesterday who voted for Beto on the first day of early voting. He’s voted straight ticket democrat in Texas for 40 years, and he said “it just drives me crazy when people don’t vote. That’s how we got in this mess.”

And I told him sure, but after a few weeks in mostly low-income neighborhoods around Dallas, I’ll never complain about people not voting again. Because that assumes people don’t vote out of laziness. Or apathy. And that could not be more innacurate.

People don’t vote in America, because we’ve allowed America to become a country without a voting culture. Voting is not for everyone. Voting is not who we are. Voter suppression is often incremental, but the results are immediate, and passed down to future generations.

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James Clear

@JamesClear •

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(Thread) I spent the last 6 years researching, writing, and thinking about habits. The culmination of this work was my recent book, Atomic Habits. (Now a NY Times best seller!) In this thread, I'll share tweets from myself and others that illustrate some key lessons I learned.

Good habits are the foundation of health.

Habits are the compound interest of self-improvement. They don't seem like much on any given day, but over the months and years their effects can accumulate to an incredible degree.

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Ami Ben-David

@amibendavid •

KYC is our friend 1/1. A thread about anonymity. I know this is highly unpopular in crypto-twitter, but I believe anonymous financial blockchains are a phase. Most financial activity will end up with KYC either on all entries/exits, or better yet, natively at the core.

2/4. When law-abiding people, companies, and institutions do any significant business, they want to know they are dealing with a legit counter party. The market for those who don't care who they deal with is limited. Most people want to be on the right side of the law.

4/4. Therefore, there's no reason not to include proven identity management into the core of blockchains with privacy baked in. The quality of the identity management/privacy should be part of the game theory. For Security Tokens, I believe this is the optimal solution.

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Spencer Ackerman

Spencer Ackerman

@attackerman •

It’s 7pm on a Friday and I know what you want. You want some journalism about Russia-NRA ties. Well.

SCOOP w/@woodruffbets: the Senate intelligence committee’s Russia investigators have asked the NRA to turn over documents about its now-infamous December 2015 confab in Moscow hosted by now-accused Russian spy Maria Butina. https://t.co/7oxWI0dOkF

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Gerardus T. Hauwert

Gerardus T. Hauwert

On 10-31-2018, a Law Professor claims that @POTUS Birthright Citizenship proposal is flawed. I respectfully disagree; I'm no lawyer or Professor. So, please take my views with a grain of salt; salt does have healing properties. You can read his article: https://t.co/CoZsG3C00l

The President had tweeted: "It is not covered by the 14th Amendment because of the words 'subject to the jurisdiction thereof'.” See: https://t.co/JE2IUE2bNT

The Professor makes the admission: "I am not an 'originalist'.." but for the purpose of this article will "accept those terms" (whatever that means). I think that means he really wants you to BELIEVE he's going to be on the "up and up" with you as if he * were * an originalist.

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Gerardus T. Hauwert

Gerardus T. Hauwert

.@drawandstrike @HNIJohnMiller @catesduane @rising_serpent @_ImperatorRex_ @Debradelai @GodlessNZ @almostjingo @tracybeanz @TheChiIIum H/T @Headsnipe011's list. My views on BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP (3 threads embedded): - 14th Amendment - EO - Law Professor's claim @POTUS flawed

https://t.co/VZwuzKgwYQ

https://t.co/QKIbHn4Uar

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Rachel Nuwer

@RachelNuwer •

So China announced this morning that it is legalizing some trade in tiger bone and rhino horn for use in "medical research or in healing." That could spell game over for the world's 30,000 remaining rhinos and 4,000 remaining tigers.

2 - Trade in legal endangered species products inevitably masks laundering of those same products from illegally killed animals. This is happening already for tigers, which China has been farming for decades. https://t.co/J4AtaUXQuf

3 - China also has an appalling track record of controlling trade in endangered species. Its legal ivory market contributed to a 30% drop in African elephant numbers from 2007 to 2014. China is the primary cause of the current elephant poaching crisis.

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