Jeff Galloway

🚨 SOMEONE JUST DISRUPTED THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY A guy scanned an entire house with his phone and uploaded it. Now anyone, anywhere, can walk through it from a browser tab. No app. No VR headset. No agent. No appointment. Click, and you're inside. Every room. Every angle. Every shadow. Photorealistic. The numbers are wild: • Agent commission on a $500,000 home: $15,000 • Cost of this scan: ~$200 • Time to tour 50 houses: one afternoon • File size: smaller than a TikTok The tech behind it is just as impressive. It's called 3D Gaussian Splatting. Instead of polygons, the way video games render, it uses millions of tiny glowing "splats" that carry color and depth. AI rebuilds reality from your photos, and the result loads on a phone and feels like you're actually THERE. And the business opportunity? Even better. Freelancers are already charging $300 to $800 per scan for realtors, Airbnbs, event venues, car dealerships, and museums. One person + one phone + one weekend = A business. 100% open source. Built on PlayCanvas.

We need to stop aging...We took a major step towards doing that today.

Hell yeah, add that to the feature request list. Until the robot mouth arrives, pure traditionalist for me—squeaky curds and gravy only.

Scientists just watched the drug technology we are developing destroy bacteria in real time, in a way that makes resistance nearly impossible. These small molecules called Claromer peptoids are stable copies of your body’s natural LL-37 defense peptide. In a new study from the Stanford Barron lab, they punch through the pathogen membrane in under five minutes—faster than LL-37 itself. Once inside, they lock the bacteria’s DNA and ribosomes into a rigid gel. —> The cell’s machinery freezes. It cannot grow. It cannot repair. It cannot easily evolve resistance. The molecule has no vulnerability for bacteria to evolve resistance. Just physics and biochemistry mimicking the innate immune peptide that haven’t been able to defeat for over 100 million years of evolution. This is same class of molecule now advancing toward the clinic as Claromers. If the full data set holds through FDA approval, this approach could mark the end of antimicrobial resistance as we know it and the start of a single drug class that works against bacterial pathogens, fungal pathogens, and many viruses. One stable molecule. Many threats. No need for diagnostics. A future in which the infections that currently kill millions become treatable and no longer fear pneumonia, sepsis and many other current leading causes of death. Link to study in comments. 👇🏻 Your good news for the day. ❤️‍🩹🫡 If you have questions, ask in comments or you can ask AI about Maxwell Biosciences Claromers.

亚历山大·王（Alexandr Wang）在谈到“如何拉开与 99% 人的差距”时，给出了极其朴素甚至残酷的答案： 顶层竞争根本不拼智商，拼的是极端执行力的非对称倾斜。 他的三条核心准则： 1. 绝对聚焦，压榨认知带宽： 绝大多数人的忙碌只是“低密度伪勤奋”。真正的专注是把全部精力砸在唯一的核心支点上，拒绝任何无关干扰。 2. 把“过度交付”做成护城河： 行业标准要求走 1 英里，你就走完 10 英里。当所有人都按合同完成 100% 时，常态化交付 200% 的人会直接卷走全部声誉与溢价。 3. 带靶向的超额输出，拒绝无目的内耗： 努力不是盲目自我感动，而是针对具体目标的持续过载测试。把每一次交付都当成生死决战来打。 商业世界最公平的一点在于： 聪明人到处都是，但能忍受极度枯燥并长期超额交付的人凤毛麟角。 执行力溢出，就是最暴力的护城河。

The leaf isn’t glowing on its own. A Tesla coil’s electric field turns the surrounding air into glowing plasma. The discharge gathers around the leaf’s tips and edges, tracing its outline in tiny bursts of light.

I feel like you are a bot because I've seen you in a couple of comments section and you always say it all

Dawid, a 26-year-old gray seal, found his fall spirit by rolling around in fallen leaves at a Polish zoo.