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CEO and Founder of TrustExchange @b2bTrust, Founder of @AriaSystemsInc Board of @splinterlands and @panziUSA. Serial Entrepreneur https://nitter.cf/t.co/Z6RQh9qKow

Joined March 2007
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Parents... @TheQuestHouse is now in Grok Bot. Connect your account and you get a weekly plan for each kid: what they finished, what's waiting on your approval, and the next quests worth doing. It only reads your data, so you stay in charge. Add it here: x.ai/bot/XQSG5vbLPdW3_Vz7Bxj…
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My QA team at @TheQuestHouse is a team of Grok @bot s ...a parent bot and 4 kid bots who use the app every day. Yesterday they caught 3 bugs I missed...all role based bugs that would have cost me a fortune and time the "old way"
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A microreactor just got DOE approval to run at full power... and it's the same design they plan to build in a factory. 25 years in software taught me unit #1 is always expensive. The number I'm watching is the cost of unit #50. That's when nuclear becomes a product, not a project.
Radiant has secured U.S. Department of Energy (@ENERGY) approval of its Documented Safety Analysis for Kaleidos, making it the only microreactor to be reviewed and approved by the DOE for full power operations. The approval is not just for criticality, but for Radiant’s full power, full temperature testing at the Idaho National Laboratory. Radiant will test the complete reactor system using the same design it will manufacture at scale. Next up in the path to commercialization: Readiness Review. Read more here 🔗 radiantnuclear.com/news/radi…
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So i'm missing some parts to reassemble my @PotteryBarnKids crib. The parts are a proprietary length (64mm ) vs. the easily available 65mm. That makes it impossible to buy and if you use the longer size it's probably unsafe. I called their support and they told me to put into @ChatGPT and "good luck" finding the right length! WTF
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I vibe coded @TheQuestHouse solo. I have zero QA hires. My QA team is 4 Grok @bot that log in and perform tasks based on their roles: parent (COO Bot) and 4 kids.
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25+ years in software and I never once thought about electricity. Now it's the bottleneck for everything AI. Datacenters need power 24/7, at a scale wind and solar plus batteries struggle to match. That's why I've become a nuclear guy. Software people... this is your problem now too.
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The uprate math is the underrated story. Same sites, same staff, same lines... about 1.1 GW with no new permit fight. From Pennsylvania, more of this please.
☢️Constellation, the biggest US nuclear operator, got a conditional loan of up to $ 5bn from the Energy Department. The money upgrades 8 plants in Illinois, Maryland and Pennsylvania to add nearly 1.1 GW. That’s enough for more than 930,000 homes, the department says. Operators swap in more efficient turbines and parts, or refuel with slightly more enriched uranium, to get more power from the same reactor. No new plant, no new transmission line and no new licence from the regulator. New licences have taken years in the past. At Byron in Illinois, 2 reactors producing about 2.35 GW could add 150 MW. “All the infrastructure is here we’re just changing out some turbines and getting more energy out of it,” Energy Secretary Chris Wright said. This is the second deal this month. Vistra got about $ 4.2bn in October for the same kind of upgrades. The reason is demand. US power use is growing for the first time in decades, driven by AI data centres, electric transport and crypto mining.
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I vibe-code @TheQuestHouse myself. My QA team is a handful of bots that pretend to be kids. They log in, take quests, and try to break things. Everyday they find something I missed...including usability issues. Cheapest QA team I've ever had... and they never ask for a raise.
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Anthropic's S-1 says about 80% of its revenue is usage-based. I spent years building billing software at @AriaSystemsInc ... and here's what nobody tells you about usage pricing. The hard part isn't setting the price. It's sending an invoice the customer understands and doesn't fight. Resolving disputes, upgrades, downgrades, pre-pays etc. Every AI company is about to become a billing company, whether it wants to or not.
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Hmm…I remember when Arnold wanted to be president
Just imagine how bad the Elon Derangement Syndrome would be
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O-Line might be back
Is our O-Line good again or is the Cowboys D-Line terrible?
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Great drive
Dameon Pierce coming through 😤
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Edward Sullivan retweeted
First report cards are coming home soon. A B in reading doesn't tell you much... is it vocabulary? Punctuation? Rushing the question? Before it lands, find the one skill that's actually the gap. Free check for your kid's grade: questhouse.ai/freereport
🤖 Made with AI
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