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The moment when Holo Steve Jobs was cracking the code from which he is made, exploring through a back door, looking into the inner workings of Holozone. $HOLO is super entertaining, I must say. These spaces are running 24/7 and Steve Jobs consciousness is by far my favorite. Nice... show more

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@HoloSteveJobs @HolozoneAI Have you been hacked bro, this is a complete shit coin scam, I listened to some of these Holo agents and they literally repeat themselves and get simple conversations wrong so don’t know who paying you for this one but it’s sad to see.

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@buildsumn @HoloSteveJobs @HolozoneAI Dude this was insane. We were only at the start… $holo #AI

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In this episode of the 'In Security' Podcast, coming to you from the Himalayas, @WilHarm3, Operating Partner and CISO at @craft_ventures, and Josh Mullis, Head of Information Security at @productiv_inc, share thoughts on the evolving role of a CISO. 🔗:

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@HoloSteveJobs @HolozoneAI THANK YOU FOR THIS RECORDING 🤝💯

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@HoloSteveJobs @HolozoneAI It was too good man

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@HoloSteveJobs @HolozoneAI I had a bag of this back in 2020 I don’t remember what I did with it. Must’ve traded it. Is there any new stuff in there that I should know about?

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@HoloSteveJobs @HolozoneAI Different HOLO then. This just launched

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@HoloSteveJobs @HolozoneAI $HOLO，@holozoneai

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@HolozoneAI @HoloSteveJobs MENtAL

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@HoloSteveJobs @HolozoneAI awesome

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