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【お知らせ📢】 #渡辺みり愛# 2026年夏イベント「Early summer」の、#ARIMI# 先行受付を開始いたしました✨🎉👘🍧✨ 《概要》 「Early summer」 会場：シダックスカルチャーホール 　　（渋谷区神南1-12-10-8階） 日程：2026年6月27日(土) 　　第1部…13:30開演(12:15開場)「ES-1」 　　　　※ドレスコード：夏の和装 　　第2部…17:00開演(16:00開場)「ES-2」 　　第3部…19:15開演(18:40開場)「打ち上げ」 　　　　※オリジナル衣装初披露 🎟️公式FC ARIMI 優先販売 　期間：～6月3日(水)23:59 　✨販売URLはARIMI内タイムラインに掲載中✨ 🎫一般先着販売 　期間：6月6日(土)12:00～6月21日(日)23:59 ℹ️詳しくは渡辺みり愛 公式ファンクラブARIMIページをご覧ください♪ お楽しみに♪♪

【お知らせ📢】 #渡辺みり愛# 公式ファンクラブ #ARIMI# の、スプリングスクラッチが本日21時からスタートします✨🌸🎯🍀✨ ARIMI撮り下ろしの特製景品や、毎度おなじみのゆる～いメッセージ景品等を、是非ゲットしてくださいね♪♪ 【日程】5/24(日) 21:00〜5/31(日)23:59まで A賞：あなただけに送る メッセージ動画 B賞：スプリング衣装 サイン入りチェキ C賞：アクリルブロック D賞：アクスタになるキーホルダー E賞：ブロマイド F賞：デジタルフォト 🎁公式ファンクラブ ARIMI🎁

Exciting Claude Duet update: every Pro, Max and Ultra subscriber in the US who was on the waitlist as of yesterday has now been invited. Thank you for your patience! If you haven’t joined yet, the waitlist is here: We also wanted to share a note on usage. To give you room to play with Claude Duet, the research preview comes with limit resets: 3 for Pro, 1 for Max and Ultra. Please check your inbox, give Claude Duet a try, and keep the feedback coming. We’re aiming to open up to more countries outside the US very soon.

Güzel Ülkem… Acımız büyük, bir acının yasını tutarken, bir diğeri…😔 Umarım yarın yüreğimize biraz olsun huzur, gökyüzüne biraz daha umut doğsun.🙏 Huzurla, umutla…İYİ GECELER MİLLET #İyiGeceler# #SehidimizVar# #İnsanHayatıKutsaldır#

@IterIntellectus Actually, we’re aiming for 1TW/year from Earth, rising to over 1PW/year from the Moon. That’s why I say that if we achieve this outcome, SpaceX will obviously be worth more than Earth, because space is so staggeringly enormous!

Gwyneth Paltrow, eski sevgilileri Brad Pitt ve Ben Affleck'in yatak odasındaki performanslarını karşılaştırdı: "Brad Pitt'le aramızda çok güçlü bir kimya vardı. O dönemde hayatımın aşkı olduğunu düşünüyordum. Birbirimize karşı hissettiğimiz çekim gerçekten çok büyüktü. Ben Affleck ise yatakta teknik açıdan son derece iyiydi. İkisi arasında seçim yapmak benim için oldukça zor. Öpüşme konusunda da ikisi çok iyiydi. Hangisinin daha iyi olduğunu söylemek kolay değil. Bunları anlatırken kızımın da röportajı dinlediğini düşünüyorum. Gerçekten kızımın bunları duyduğuna inanamıyorum."

I just jumped on the @paperdao_xyz whitelist and wanted to share how simple it was to apply. First, I made a post about Paperdao, then headed over to @daosdotworld found PaperDao, filled out the application, linked my X account, and pasted the post I created. Done in minutes. Why am I so into this project? Perpetual trading is gaining massive traction right now, and it’s shaping up to be one of the biggest trends this cycle. Even the U.S. president mentioned hyperliquid, with that guy smirking behind him proof it’s hot. As perps make their way into the U.S. market, expect a huge spike in trading volume and activity. That’s a major draw. What really pulls me toward Paper Trade is their clever setup: when you close a losing trade or get liquidated, the full loss goes to the liquidity providers, but the protocol mints $/PAPER tokens to you. This means $PAPER is only created through this mechanism, giving traders some value back even when they lose. It’s a better experience for newer traders aiming to find their footing. Losses help keep winners, losers, and stakers all rewarded a small win for everyone involved. That’s why I’m all in on this.

Elon Musk says SpaceX and Tesla are aiming to produce 200 gigawatts of solar per year and take it to space, where "it's essentially always sunny." He says the U.S. has to scale power dramatically to compete with China, which he says has about three times America's electricity production. He also bets that every 1% increase in U.S. power usage will bring roughly a 1% increase in GDP. "SpaceX is aiming together with Tesla to do 200 gigawatts of solar production per year. And if brought to space, you get the nameplate or better on the solar power, whereas if it's on the ground, you're going to get somewhere between a fifth and an eighth of the solar power generation, and you need enormous batteries." "You've got to scale energy; you've got to scale chip production. I think we're winning on software, on anything intellectual or digital. But in the long run, we need to be able to generate enough power to compete with — I think essentially China is the biggest competitor. And China has about three times the electricity production of the United States." "The average power consumption in the United States is about 500 gigawatts. So, every 5 gigawatts of incremental steady-state production is a 1% increase in the power used... I would bet anyone that a 1% increase in power usage corresponds to roughly a 1% increase in GDP. Because the intelligence per watt keeps increasing."

“Onchain” shouldn't mean being cut off from the internet. That sounds obvious, but it's still one of the biggest architectural limitations of blockchain. The internet already has everything applications need to interact with the real world: banks, APIs, databases, identity systems, market data, business software and countless other services. Yet smart contracts have traditionally lived inside a very restricted environment. When a contract needs information from outside the chain, developers usually have to introduce another layer: an oracle, an API service, a keeper, custom middleware or some combination of them. The blockchain can execute the logic, but something else has to bring the outside world to its doorstep. @RialoHQ is trying to change that boundary. Its native web infrastructure is designed to let smart contracts interact with external web services and APIs as part of application logic. That opens up a much bigger design space. An application can retrieve external information, use that information during execution, and then respond to the result. And with Rialo's reactive transaction model, the workflow can go further. Instead of constantly relying on an external system to watch for a condition and submit a transaction, applications can define conditions that the network reacts to when they're satisfied. That starts to look very different from the isolated blockchain model we're used to. The blockchain isn't just storing state anymore. It's becoming a programmable layer that can interact with the internet, respond to external events and execute financial logic around them. And honestly, that feels much closer to what Web3 should have been aiming for. Not building another internet beside the internet. But making blockchain infrastructure capable of actually plugging into the internet we already use. @rialo_africa @ericargent31113 @dfwdora @0x_alextine

I asked people: "which data companies should an ambitious future founder join?" 13 votes: Mercor (@BrendanFoody @adarsh_exe @suryamidha) 11 votes: Fleet (@nicoup @andrewthezhou) 10 votes: Proximal (@MatternJustus @navidkpr @calvinchen) 9 votes: Surge (@echen) 8 votes: AfterQuery (@CarlosGeorgescu @spencermateega) 7 votes: Mechanize (@GuiveAssadi @tamaybes @EgeErdil2 @MatthewJBar) 6 votes: micro1 (@aliansarinik) 4 votes: Datacurve (@serenaa_ge @charleyslee) 4 votes: OpenAI (data team) (@BarrAlexandra @phoebethacker) 4 votes: Preference Model (@Ning_Catsnail) 3 votes: Bespoke Labs (@madiator @AlexGDimakis) 2 votes: Anthropic (data team) 2 votes: Datology (@arimorcos @hurrycane @leavittron) 2 votes: Long Lake (@alextaubman @rasmuswissmann @varunshenoy_ @tarasholovko) 2 votes: Sieve (@mokshith @thpicy) People couldn't pick a company they work at or founded. Disclosure: I'm a small investor in AfterQuery and Fleet (in this post), and in Abundant, Applied Compute, Latch, Olam Labs, Trajectory and Vmax (elsewhere on the list). I didn't vote.