Supernova 101: 1. Core builds up iron → hits Chandrasekhar limit. 2. Core collapses at near light-speed; electrons slam into nuclei → neutrons. 3. Neutron formation spits out a flood of neutrinos. 4. Star’s outer layers fall inward, smash into neutron core. (Neutrinos rarely interact—one could cross a light-year of lead with only ~50% chance of interaction.) 5. At trillions × lead’s density, neutrino interactions finally go wild. 6. That energy release = supernova. The universe’s most violent explosion is powered by its weakest particle.

Supernova 101: 1.Core builds up iron → hits Chandrasekhar limit. 2.Core collapses at near light-speed; electrons slam into nuclei → neutrons. 3.Neutron formation spits out a flood of neutrinos. ’s outer layers fall inward, smash into neutron core. (Neutrinos rarely interact—one could cross a light-year of lead with only ~50% chance of interaction.) trillions × lead’s density, neutrino interactions finally go wild. 6.That energy release = supernova. The universe’s most violent explosion is powered by its weakest particle.

Great time to give this a watch if you haven’t

One could imagine a memecoin that sets aside some tokens or its trading fees to pay off the national debt

how to make your product a success: stop seeking CT validation

3 years to a billy run rate. Doordash crushing it with ads

The VC big brand energy gambit When a VC acts cool, pretend to be busy, doesn’t take a founder seriously. The VC status is fixed, but the founder has infinite upside. Most founders fail so they get away with it. But the times when the founder is successful pays many times over for the losses.

Ecosystem Spotlight: @OpacityNetwork Our gen-zk intern spent some time getting to know: @Euler__Lagrange

After one call with a gujju

Fuck it, Gujjew mode