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  • The network is the sensor

    ZaiNar partnered with Nokia & NVIDIA to give geolocation to telcos— essential for physical AI and most 5G applications. ZaiNar ran live on Nokia’s AI-RAN in Oulu, Finland showing sub-meter positioning of phones from the network side — no new hardware, no phone app: video of the demo 80% of private 5G applications need positioning.… Read More

    September 22, 2026
    Categories: Weird Science (596)
    Post Tags: 5g (3), ai (152), finland (4), geolocation (3), indoors (3), nokia (5), nvidia (13), physical (3), pnt (6), submeter (2), zainar (5)
    1 comment on The network is the sensor
    The network is the sensor
  • Vironexis for ALL – the first clinical trial for AAV-delivered immunotherapy

    Early signs that it’s working… with aggressive leukemia (ALL)… the first-ever clinical trial of an AAV-delivered cancer immunotherapy. With a single injection of instructions, the body does continuous manufacturing of complex therapeutic proteins internally. Instead of continuous protein infusions, it takes a single dose and is much less expensive than current gene therapies. “VNX-101 is… Read More

    September 21, 2026
    Categories: Nano & Na not (74)
    Post Tags: aavdelivered, all (21), bispecific, cancer (7), cd19cd3, clinical (2), first (209), immunotherapy (2), leukemia, protein (12), tcell–engaging, trial (4), vironexis
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    Vironexis for ALL – the first clinical trial for AAV-delivered immunotherapy
  • Lake Tahoe Panorama from the Rim Trail peak

    with Lyndon Rive, co-founder of Solar City. He is an intense athlete who does all the things. We went show shoeing when we first arrived in Incline, now eMTB, and more to come.

    September 20, 2026
    Categories: Biking (130)
    Post Tags: biking (100), emtb (2), incline (2), lake (67), marquette (2), mountain (110), mythic (8), tahoe (18), village (30)
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    Lake Tahoe Panorama from the Rim Trail peak
  • 🚴 Weekend Tracks

    I’m loving this ridge line for my return to mountain biking, and Lyndon has me sold on an e-bike now. Climbing 2K ft at altitude was a breeze. A cool detail about Sand Harbor and the Lake Tahoe beaches. The sand comes from ice age glacier grinding down the valley, not the typical wave action… Read More

    September 20, 2026
    Categories: Biking (130)
    Post Tags: biking (100), emtb (2), incline (2), lake (67), marquette (2), mountain (110), mythic (8), tahoe (18), village (30)
    1 comment on 🚴 Weekend Tracks
    🚴   Weekend Tracks
  • NASDAQ opening bell for the SoaceX IPO

    Another cool memento arrived today — the opening 🔔 Thank you NASDAQ. We were over the moon!

    September 18, 2026
    Categories: New York (112), SpaceX (394)
    Post Tags: bell (17), nasdaq (4), new (231), opening (42), photos (13), SpaceX (402), spcx, york (65)
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    NASDAQ opening bell for the SoaceX IPO
  • ⏰ Einstein’s Dreams: the psychological perception of time

    It’s a series of meditations on variations in our perception of time. Like Einstein thinking of extremes (a black hole singularity or riding a light beam), it can shed light on the way we experience time over a lifetime. And it reminds me how we remember a lifetime as a series of salient events. Children… Read More

    September 18, 2026
    Categories: Book Review (80)
    Post Tags: alan (4), by (36), dreams (19), einsteins, lightman, perception (5), philosophy (12), time (27)
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    ⏰ Einstein’s Dreams: the psychological perception of time
  • HARD TECH MEETS SOFT TACOS

    …as one does… a deep tech meetup at the iconic Taco Bell on the Pacifica beach. (co-organized by Future Ventures and our LP and coinvestor Friends & Family Capital)

    September 16, 2026
    Categories: Half Moon Bay (405)
    Post Tags: as, beach (135), bell (17), deep (72), does, event (382), future (157), hard (5), iconic (5), meets, meetup (2), one (30), pacifica, soft (12), taco, tacos, tech (88), ventures (131)
    1 comment on HARD TECH MEETS SOFT TACOS
    HARD TECH MEETS SOFT TACOS
  • 🐰 Another sweet pseudomorph Sunday

    11" tall multi-generational Calcite, coated by white Palygorskite with black manganese-oxide. A second-generation crown of glassy tannish Calcite crystals drapes over the top and back sides of the large bunny ears. Here’s a 360° video, and more views below… From Palmarejo Mine, Chihuahua, Mexico 28 x 23 x 18 cm (11.02 x 9.06 x 7.09… Read More

    September 14, 2026
    Categories: Crystals
    Post Tags: calcite (2), calcitepalmarejomine, chínipasmunicipality, chihuahua, mexico (71), palmarejo, palygorskite, pseudomorph, white (64)
    1 comment on 🐰 Another sweet pseudomorph Sunday
    🐰  Another sweet pseudomorph Sunday
  • ⚫ Can you dig it?

    Yes, yes, you can solve soul-deadening traffic by going 3D. Today’s news: Boring raised a massively oversubscribed $3B at a $23B valuation with Sequoia and Andreessen Horowitz, and closed a new 150km overseas project. And, my 2018 reflection on how it all started… the four largest TBM incumbents were founded in the 1800’s.

    September 10, 2026
    Categories: Heavy Industry (165)
    Post Tags: 23b, 3b (3), boring (23), d (5), growth (14), investment (15), series (54), uae (16)
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    ⚫   Can you dig it?
  • PSFC Philanthropy Article

    🍄 Another article from the psychedelic frontier… "Genevieve Jurvetson, and her husband, Steve, a venture capitalist, are supporting a Johns Hopkins study exploring whether psilocybin might be able to help stroke victims regain motor control. The couple also plans to support studies into whether psychedelics could treat neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. “There’s a… Read More

    September 8, 2026
    Categories: a fungus among us 🍄 (58), Biographical Sketches (1281)
    Post Tags: approval (4), fda (6), genevieve (29), jurvetson (44), philanthropy (21), psfc (7), psilocybin (9), recovery (27), stroke (3)
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    PSFC Philanthropy Article
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