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MentalidadFeroz@MentalidadFeroz

Ideas simples, grandes impactos 🧵 1. Los desagües de malla en Australia evitan la contaminación de los cuerpos de agua. Deberían ser una norma mundial.

SummaryUn hilo con 25 ideas innovadoras de ingeniería y diseño que resuelven problemas cotidianos, desde mallas de desagüe en Australia que previenen contaminación, hasta paneles solares en carreteras de Corea del Sur con carriles para bicicletas, sistemas de tráfico inteligentes, y tecnologías de accesibilidad. Cada idea demuestra cómo soluciones simples pueden generar grandes impactos en infraestructura, sostenibilidad y calidad de vida.Nov 4, 202428 tweets♥ 79K
Linera ⛓️@linera_io

gmicrochains and gspice! We’re thrilled to share our latest partnership with @spicenet Together we enable real-time composable execution: Linera microchains + Spicenet’s brokerage network for fast cr...

SummaryLinera and Spicenet announced a partnership enabling real-time composable execution across blockchain networks, combining Linera's sub-second microchains with Spicenet's brokerage network for unified liquidity access and cross-chain performance. The collaboration connects 10+ chains and simplifies integrations for Web3 applications.Oct 29, 20255 tweets♥ 62.6K
Sofía Sicilia@SofiaSici

En 1995, Microsoft era dueño de Internet. El 95% de las personas utilizaron Internet Explorer. Luego tomaron la decisión más arrogante de la historia de la tecnología y perdieron TODO. Aquí está la...

SummaryMicrosoft dominaba Internet en 1995 con Internet Explorer, pero su arrogancia y falta de innovación permitió que Google lanzara Chrome en 2008, un navegador superior que capturó gradualmente el mercado, pasando de 1% a 65% de cuota en una década. Microsoft perdió el control de Internet y miles de millones en ingresos de búsqueda, terminando por reconstruir Edge basado en el código de Chrome de Google.Jul 10, 202515 tweets♥ 83.4K
Robert Sterling@RobertMSterling

H-1B DATA MEGA-THREAD 🧵 I downloaded five years of H-1B data from the US DOL website (4M+ records) and spent the day crunching data. I went into this with an open mind, but, to be honest, I'm now *...

SummaryAnalysis of 4M+ H-1B visa records reveals the program approves 800k+ applications annually (10x the legal limit), with 75% paying under $150k and dominated by Indian consulting firms like Cognizant and Infosys placing IT workers as contractors—contradicting the narrative that H-1B visas attract elite international talent.Dec 29, 202420 tweets♥ 57.6K
Michael Anderson@Slothenater

CIA can't operate without it. Pentagon can't function without it. And Wall Street can't trade without it. Yet most people have no idea what Palantir does behind closed doors. Here’s how the U.S. gov...

SummaryPalantir is a $300B surveillance company founded by Peter Thiel that tracks phone logs, financial records, and surveillance feeds for the CIA, Pentagon, and major corporations. Originally designed to hunt terrorists post-9/11, it has expanded to monitor employees, predict crimes, and with Trump's 2025 executive order mandating federal data sharing, it's becoming the backbone of an integrated government surveillance database.Jul 28, 202513 tweets♥ 54.3K
Colours of The world@ColoursOfWorld1

Incredible things from the years gone by. ~ A Thread🧵 1. A 100 year old vintage clothes dryer.

SummaryA curated collection of fascinating vintage and antique items spanning from the 15th century to the 1960s, including innovative appliances, elegant furniture, and ingenious mechanical devices that showcase the craftsmanship and design of bygone eras.Jul 30, 202516 tweets♥ 72.6K
Baptiste@BaptisteVicini

In 2014, Elon "gave away" Tesla's secrets to BWM. Everyone thought he was crazy. But this "act of charity" was actually the most ruthless business move in corporate history. Here's why BMW never sa...

SummaryIn 2014, Elon Musk's decision to open-source Tesla's patents appeared charitable but was actually a strategic masterstroke that grew the EV market while Tesla built an unbeatable cost advantage through its Gigafactory, ultimately outcompeting rivals like BMW who couldn't match Tesla's battery production scale and efficiency.Nov 13, 202414 tweets♥ 62.8K
Raghu@IndiaTales7

Incredible Japan 🇯🇵🧵 1. In a civilized nation like Japan, it is not uncommon during a rainstorm for wild animals to seek refuge alongside humans, sharing the same shelter in harmonious coexistence...

SummaryA thread celebrating Japan's remarkable achievements and qualities, including its advanced technology, respectful culture, beautiful natural landscapes, innovative infrastructure, and harmonious relationship with nature. The thread showcases examples ranging from earthquake-resistant buildings and water-saving toilets to polite animals, cherry blossoms, and the country's commitment to community and discipline.Jun 20, 202518 tweets♥ 71.4K
Todd Jacob@thetoddjacob

Jayden Daniels made VR training a condition for any team drafting him. Now he's NFL Rookie of the Year and 1 game away from the Super Bowl. His edge? Training his brain at 1.75x speed. The story of...

SummaryJayden Daniels required VR training as a draft condition and became NFL Rookie of the Year by training his brain at 1.75x speed through Cognilize technology, allowing him to mentally process NFL defenses faster than real-time and giving him a decisive psychological edge in games.Jan 19, 202520 tweets♥ 70.4K
Brevis@brevis_zk

We're not done yet, let the surprises keep coming! 🔥 As you work through Basic Training, we want to give you a preview of what's coming in Phase 2 - Field Operations. Over the next 7 days, we're re...

SummaryBrevis is teasing Phase 2 Field Operations launching November 3rd, featuring participant Linea. Users can earn Sparks by interacting with protocols on Linea using Brevis infrastructure; the thread highlights their partnership which generated 14M+ proofs and distributed 1B LINEA tokens.Oct 13, 20253 tweets♥ 51.3K
Mi Otra Versión@MiOtraVersion85

Japón Increíble 🇯🇵🧵 1. Después del tsunami de 2011, Japón construyó muros de contención de hasta 14,7 metros de altura y más de 400 km de largo, inspirados en el “Gran Tsunami”. No improvisan. Pre...

SummaryUn hilo que destaca las características notables de Japón, incluyendo su infraestructura antisísmica, tecnología innovadora, respeto por la naturaleza y cultura de responsabilidad social que se refleja en detalles cotidianos como el servicio al cliente impecable y la convivencia armónica entre humanos y animales.Jul 24, 202522 tweets♥ 64.2K
Guy Dupont@gvy_dvpont

I made a 🖥️ digital 🖥️ bumper sticker that shows what I'm listening to on Spotify at any given moment! It's fully open source and came together pretty quickly tbh 🧵

SummarySomeone built an open-source digital bumper sticker that displays their currently playing Spotify song on an 11-inch bar display mounted in their car, using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W powered by the car's backup camera circuit, a Particle Boron for cellular connectivity, and custom code running on deno to fetch and render the album art.Sep 6, 202415 tweets♥ 67.8K
Jonathan Choe@choeshow

NEW: Issaquah, WA cops say a 55 year old woman is facing charges for Malicious Mischief in the Third Degree for her role in the Tesla keying incident that has now gone viral. After multiple leads, I...

SummaryA 55-year-old Washington woman named Kamelia Enzler was identified and charged with malicious mischief for keying a Tesla in a viral incident. Internet sleuths located her white Toyota 4Runner in nearby Bellevue, and police determined the incident was road rage rather than politically motivated, though without the viral video the case may not have been solved.Mar 26, 20255 tweets♥ 46.4K
Alex Penunuri@penunurialex

In 1974, Steve Jobs came to India in search for enlightenment. 7 months later, he returned with a philosophy that would later build Apple into a $1 trillion empire. Here’s the philosophy: 🧵 https:/...

SummarySteve Jobs' 1974 spiritual journey to India inspired his philosophy of simplicity and intuition, which became Apple's core principle. By trusting gut instincts over pure logic and removing non-essential features, Jobs built Apple into a trillion-dollar company by focusing on clarity and essential functionality.Nov 7, 202414 tweets♥ 56.2K
Baptiste@BaptisteVicini

Jon Stewart just went viral for reasons no one could believe. On his weekly podcast, he finally realized "Elon was right" about govt corruption. But that was just the beginning. Here's the moment t...

SummaryJon Stewart interviewed Ezra Klein and discussed how the Biden administration's $42.5B broadband program has failed to connect a single household in three years due to 14 separate bureaucratic approval steps, leading Stewart to acknowledge that government red tape blocks progress—a point he previously dismissed but now agrees with Elon Musk on.Apr 7, 202519 tweets♥ 53.5K
Scarlet@Scarlet_theRed

Ok so this guy’s @JerseyFutures account was deleted but there are some screenshots of his posts floating around about #dronesoverNJ This might explain the alien sounds on FM radios that have also bee...

SummaryA thread speculating that mysterious drones sighted over New Jersey may be military or homeland security aircraft equipped with advanced technology, possibly causing FM radio interference, with claims linking them to Ukraine-deployed drones and domestic security operations. The thread combines eyewitness accounts, conspiracy theories, and unverified claims about drone activities near military bases and nuclear facilities.Dec 14, 202416 tweets♥ 49.5K
The Adventurous Soul@TAdventurousoul

Incredible Japan 🇯🇵🧵 1. These public bathrooms in Japan are totally transparent, until you lock them 👀

SummaryA thread showcasing various aspects of Japanese innovation, infrastructure, nature, and culture, including transparent bathrooms, robot technology, traditional architecture, efficient transportation systems, and respectful social behaviors. The collection highlights Japan's blend of cutting-edge technology and natural beauty, from power-generating footsteps to iconic locations like Mount Fuji and cherry blossoms.Aug 20, 202523 tweets♥ 58.9K
GENCO@gencostocks

🇺🇸🇬🇱 | Donald Trump Jr. landed in Nuuk to discuss the possibility of the US buying Greenland To most, this idea sounds absurd. What's the point? It's actually incredibly strategic & I believe I've p...

SummaryDonald Trump Jr.'s visit to Greenland to discuss a potential US purchase isn't absurd but strategically motivated: Greenland holds vast rare earth minerals and uranium reserves critical for US energy independence and powering AI infrastructure, which tech-focused advisors around Trump want to rapidly accelerate.Jan 7, 202513 tweets♥ 54.4K
Ole Lehmann@itsolelehmann

While the West crumbles, one Eastern European nation is quietly building a superpower: • Outpacing US economy • Strongest military in Europe • Silicon Valley's new favorite $62.7B hub The rise of Po...

SummaryPoland has transformed from a post-communist nation into a rapidly growing economic powerhouse and Europe's strongest military, attracting major tech investments and reversing brain drain through business-friendly policies, low taxes, and a strategic blend of Western innovation and Eastern work ethic.Nov 19, 202420 tweets♥ 51.6K
Mi Otra Versión@MiOtraVersion85

Japón Increíble 🇯🇵🧵 1. Después del tsunami de 2011, Japón construyó muros de contención de hasta 14,7 metros de altura y más de 400 km de largo, inspirados en el “Gran Tsunami”. No improvisan. Pre...

SummaryEste hilo destaca aspectos notables de Japón, desde su infraestructura avanzada (muros antisunami, tecnología de energía cinética) hasta su cultura de respeto, disciplina y comunidad reflejada en detalles cotidianos como el trato al cliente, la coexistencia con la naturaleza y la ingeniería antisísmica. El hilo enfatiza cómo Japón anticipa problemas, entiende la naturaleza y construye una sociedad basada en responsabilidad colectiva sin imposición.May 28, 202523 tweets♥ 49.1K