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Palmer Luckey on how he hires at Anduril: he looks for people who worked on projects they cared about, not ones given to them, because that's what drives you to learn the most. "Whether it's college or the state-mandated younger educational system, don't look to them to tell you, 'Here's what electronics projects you should be working on. Here's what you should be doing to learn how to do these things.'" "One, they're often years or even decades behind what industry and hobbyists are actually doing, so you're gonna be learning how to do things that are ancient." "Two, when you're working on something that you're only doing for yourself, you're gonna make way better decisions in what you teach yourself, in how you do things." "When I hire people at Anduril, I look for people who have done projects that were outside of what their work paid them to do or what their school made them do. Because that means they're the type of person who is willing to work on things with their own money and their own time, because they wanna bring something into this world that wouldn't have existed otherwise." @PalmerLuckey w/ @ShawnRyan762 (Feb 2025)

.@realBrandonGill: "It's only appropriate that we kick this off with a land acknowledgment. I'd like to acknowledge that we stand here today in the great state of Texas and the United States of America-- the ancestral homeland of great American patriots, pioneers and explorers... who bled and died to build the greatest civilization known to man."

8月底的香港无疑是热闹非凡的 感谢@cz_binance 老板的奔赴, 我们才得以有机会把天南地北的BNB Chain Builders聚集起来深度交流。 聊的东西也很实在 RWA、AI Agent、稳定币、预测市场，几乎每个方向都有人正在建设。 今年 @BNBCHAIN 上的 RWA 半年涨了 107% ，链上部署的 AI Agent 超过 20 万个占到全行业六成左右，但那和大家聊完我才能懂，这些数字背后不仅仅只是趋势，而是一个个具体的人，一天一天踏实建设出来的。 这场聚会人不多，但每一位都是在日常积极建设的活跃小伙伴@Supers6061 @zhuifei008 @Web3Dc888 @crypto_pumpman @0xcrypto_max @BryantAi2049 @zolo_gg @Saccc_c @tangliuyang2 @Abrlien 这些朋友们，有事第一个响应，有活动第一个到，产品有问题第一个私信提醒，我们递出去的每一件事，他们从来没让它掉在地上。 在这里想对所有支持@BNBCHAIN 的小伙伴们说一声衷心的感谢，鞠躬🙇‍♀️ @Tettehbnb @choc07_ @0xLaughing @Dongmoom55 @0xScottlai @MinanananaY 也特别感谢 @AncoBinance @Evavvvva @vvxiaoyu8888 @TC8880 @yuexiaoyu 前来支持，和 BSC 生态的所有小伙伴们畅聊💛💜🖤💚 说句真心话，这一晚我感受最深的是：生态里的小姐妹们都很聪明，美貌只是她们最不值一提的小点。 每个都能扛事，对细节敏感，执行力也强得惊人，今天提一个想法，明天就带着方案来对齐，不喊口号，只把事做完。 这更加印证了我加入时对自己说的话：在这个舞台，我希望可以棋逢对手！ 今年下半年 @BNBCHAIN 还会携手所有生态项目，在 KBW、Token2049、BBW 与大家继续相见 届时@UstablesZH @fourdotmemezh @predictdotfun @BinanceWallet 也会加入相应的活动，与大家面对面交流！ 整个 @BNBCHAIN 生态非常庞大，我希望未来的聚会，不只是热闹，而是能把优质的项目方，最牛的BD（此处@Tronn_lyu ）和最棒的建设者，意见领袖们汇聚在一起，带着大家去全球不同的地区体验不同的当地文化的同时，又能促进彼此的更深的了解和信任。 在每一次参加完@BNBCHAINZH 的活动后，我由衷的希望，来宾都能带走点什么，或是新的朋友，或是碰撞出来的合作契机，或是商单，或是能够释放近期的压力，都可以！ 我想，@BNBCHAINZH 不仅是和大家做商业场上并肩作战的战友，也希望能和大家做长期互相支持走下去的好朋友🙏 香港这一站 谢谢每一位到场的朋友 我们下一站 台湾👉首尔👉新加坡👉曼谷见

1% of the population is responsible for essentially all of the violent crime In the centuries leading up to Europe's heyday, it hanged 1% of each generation Practically every crime beyond the most petty minor offenses were capital crimes, and that was rigorously enforced. Horse thieves, robbers, murderers, and the like faced not "probation" given to them by a pro-crime judge, but the gallows and gibbet. And they faced it for centuries, from roughly the High Middle Ages to the Georgian period (the Victorians were soft on crime compared to their ancestors) Resultantly, serious crime mostly faded away. There are always pickpockets and serial killers, to some extent at least, but things like armed robbery can be mostly solved with consistent enough application of the gallows, as it plucks the crime genes out of the population Because it was freed from the burden of rampant crime, Western civilization could focus on doing great and noble things instead of endlessly subsidizing a criminal underclass We, on the other hand, have devoted every resource imaginable to subsidizing that criminal underclass that commits all the crime

Day 3: Closed-door roundtables, led by anchors with firsthand experience in each field. We explored: > DeFi’s next chapter > Stablecoins and payments > On-chain privacy > RWA tokenization > Agentic finance 💛 Thank you to everyone who brought their expertise, curiosity, and candor to the table. More from Bhutan soon.

This Melbourne bookstore “Amplify” only stocks non-white authors. So I went there to ask if I could get a book in their store as somebody of Greek Cypriot ancestry. Unfortunately she told me that they could not sell my book as I was too white for the store. Shocking new developments in race science

Fortunately, the flood spared the library of the Sakya Monastery in Tibet, and the 84,000 texts remain intact—even though 95% of this ancient collection has yet to be translated (and there is no real will to make that happen).