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Everyone's reposting two AI soundbites today: Gates says AI can kill "a billion people," Jensen says kids won't need to learn math. 600K, 700K views — like/view ratios of 0.37% and 0.74%, dead last on the board. People are resharing the emotion, nobody's reading it. The two tweets nobody reposted are the ones pricing $BTC: 30Y Treasury yield at its highest since 2004, and Meta's data-center bonds getting marked down to junk at 7.5%. By the time the AI story needs a celebrity shouting "a billion deaths," the credit market is already pricing its debt. Sentiment at the top, rates at the door. #Bitcoin# #Crypto#

I’ve started to try @bot Grok Bot and it’s awesome! It cleaned up all my 150,000 junk emails and unsubscribed to all the emails I never read. It informs me of any message from my 5 email addresses and 6 Slack Servers that requires my attention and keeps me organized. I also started to using @grok Grok Build and Grok 4.6 is awesome in every way! Grok Ani seems to lose some personality though but I can now see why @SpaceX could fulfill its promise of having a dominant AI as its valuation soon. Very impressed by @elonmusk

THE "NO TIP" SURCHARGE ────────────────── The menu board price and the price after you decline the tip screen are not the same number. Nobody prints the difference as a fee. ────────────────── - A Shake Shack kiosk raised one customer's total by $1.50 the moment he tapped "No Tip" instead of the suggested-tip screen - The clip hit 61K+ likes and 7.5M+ views in a day. NBC picked it up four days later - 329K views on their own version - Shake Shack blamed the one register, not the policy. But the mechanic isn't store-specific - most quick-service kiosks now run "suggested tip" as a live input into your total, not a line item after it - None of this has to be itemized as a fee. The FTC's own "Junk Fees Rule" took effect May 2025 covering only two categories: live-event tickets and short-term lodging. Restaurants got cut from the final draft before it shipped - Same week, a separate viral post (9,900+ likes) flagged card-only checkouts skipping the itemized receipt entirely - one total, no breakdown, sometimes an unlabeled line the post claimed goes straight to the restaurant. Unverified beyond that post, but the pattern matches Shake Shack's kiosk exactly: one number, no itemization ────────────────── "No Tip" was never a discount option. It's the input that tells the register how much more to charge you for saying no.

THE CUP CHARGE ────────────────── The rule that was supposed to stop this specifically carved this out. ────────────────── > the FTC's own "Junk Fees Rule" - built to ban exactly this kind of surprise surcharge - took effect May 2025 covering only two categories: live-event tickets and short-term lodging > restaurants were in the original draft. They got carved out before the final rule shipped > that gap is why a coffee shop can still charge 40¢ for the cup your $9 coffee came in, itemized separately, and stay fully compliant > 15%+ of restaurants nationally now add a surcharge like this - National Restaurant Association's own count. Combined, these fees cost Americans $64B+ a year ────────────────── Florida and Colorado wrote their own rules this year because the federal one stopped at the restaurant door. The cup wasn't a mistake. It was priced into a gap regulators drew on purpose.

A Korean creator built a whole workflow around Mole. Codex runs it every morning at 9am and sends him a cleanup report. 332GB of worktree junk cleared, zero photos touched. The CLI is free and always will be. If you'd like something more polished with a bit more to it, there's the Mole Mac app. ps. the Korean narration is lovely, it sent me right back to the K-dramas I grew up watching 🙏 by @unclejobs_ai ·