Meronix

i just wanted to thank the whole twitter community. Everyone that i follow provides useful content and without them i would not be there where i am today. Crypto Twitter is a phenomenal place. Thank all of you guys!

@functi0nZer0 But in reality we will probably be harvested for biomass by our AI technocrats

A year or two ago I was solidly in the stochastic parrot camp, because I still wasn’t impressed by capability In the big 26 I reckon if you’re not looking around and seeing it’s far more than that you’re simply wilfully blind Are LLMs going to hit AGI? No They still rock tho

@degentradingLSD Have you not read the new samsung paper?

US memory names are down 4% while KR(basically Samsung + Hynix - memory beta) which is facing shortages of energy and crude end products is up? doesnt look right to me. SMACKED.

@TheAustin24 @moreproteinbars Perfect example that experts are not that much better at predicting stuff than normal people

@moreproteinbars LMFAO

That’s because oil guys want to scream, everything is not ok, this is much worse than you think.

I ran 3,700 trials across five frontier models. Each one wrote code, reviewed it, then answered a targeted question about what would break in production. Self-review caught deployment bugs 13% of the time while asking directly delivered 100% They know! They just don't say it.

@ArturoEcho @andersonbcdefg @jxmnop Lmao

@Meronix15 @andersonbcdefg @jxmnop At this rate, how to use an Ar-15

Learning to write kernels might be the highest-ROI activity for displaced SWEs: → prereq: reasonable engineering ablity → six to twelve months of study → millions of dollars, mark zuckerberg showing up at your house to hire you, etc. i wish this were an exaggeration

@andersonbcdefg @jxmnop What else should someone learn to stay be still relevant in the future?

@jxmnop no, this will be one of the first things to fall. too easy to verify. no point in even trying to learn this imo unless you just find it interesting

@SalsaTekila Open interest barely moved when ETH dumped from 4k to 1.5k i think this is absolutely meaningless

ETH's open interest is higher than it was before 10/10. This could be due to multiple factors, including large funds re-leveraging recently after the staking ETF went live (known event, not great). BTC open interest is depressed in comparison. TL;DR – I think ETH is cooked.

@WazzCrypto It comes from the unlimited FED printing press. But honestly someone on here said it Saylor us basically vampire attacking the US Dollar. Probably works out on a long enough timeframe but maybe he was too early

Take a step back, stop drinking the stupid juice and answer this question: Where does this "unlimited capital" come from?

This is like calling your neighbor and asking hin to unclog your toilet

@CL207 @scupytrooples @chiefofautism Imagine if you would habe never discovered cryptocurrencies. You may have pushed humanity forward with your discoveries but thanks to crypto you are larping online as a cat

as a explosives and missile expert: this is p much a larp post from a typical overly engineering focused person doing what is actually more of a on hands mat-sci-chem project cat think he shud change his focus cus on rocket guidance is much easier than the actual underlying rocket working perfect, which isnt hard, just takes time and experience kno3-sucrose mixture is a very inefficient fuel, but despite the mixture being mid tier porpellant, cus the flame temperature, even though low (in mid 1000s C) the pressure + flow rate is high enough it will definitely chew thru the 3d printed nozzle's choke point in less than a second😹 and since the choke point of the nozel is no longer perfect circle, it will provide imperfect thrust and could start pushing the whole thing toward 1 direction consistently, but thats not even the worst part the fuel chamber also looks highly imperfect, cus from the video the fuel also is made terribly, in the video its got crumbles of fuel😹 from my experience in casting, it looks like he simply mixed while hot, then dried, then put into the case - since this isnt a binder-based propellant, the standard for kno3-sucrose would be to cast the molten mixture directly into a mold crumbles suck because they burn unevenly, and he also dosnt have a way of having the fuel to stick to his pvc pipe's interior, so the whole fuel can just start breaking off and flying around or rotate while its burning, and the whole thing dosnt seem like a perfect cylinder either which means any part of the fuel over-burning or having an instable burn, will start ripping thru the PVC pipe, and its not because he had no burn rate modifier compounds in the fuel either, the casting was just horrendous, theres so much issues and small tips left in note books of propellant manufactuerers that will never be shared publicly, but he can simply trial-error for a long time so tldr, the fuel is casted horribly and in crumbles, it will burn super unstably at unknown bun rate, a burn rate that is also not controlled across the chamber, the nozzle choke will immediately no longer be a perfect circle because it is made out of plastic and the choke will experience highly pressurized high speed hot gas flow, thus the whole thing simply wont even fly straight, no matter how much aerodynamic control the fins have 😼👍

someone built a $96 3D-PRINTED MANPADS rocket that recalculates its mid-air trajectory using a $5 sensor and piano wire its called Project Canard it integrates with distributed camera nodes to triangulate airborne targets and update flight paths in real-time it proves the barrier to advanced hardware has completely collapsed, moving precision weapons from defense labs to consumer garages the entire launcher and interceptor frame is 3D printed in PLA and runs off a standard off-the-shelf ESP32 microcontroller it even spins up a local Wi-Fi network so you can monitor live telemetry and arm the system directly from your laptop

@atelicinvest Yeah this is exactly the reason it is declining

it's hilarious - supposedly we have bots write code review code refactor code eat code shit out code code code and software quality seems to be declining in a straight line.

coding has been solved, clearly.

@fejau_inc What is your take this seems just like ukraine all over again (maybe even a bit worse). So do you think we will just get elevated inflation then rate hikes and all risk asset down for around a year like last time

The fertilizer and LNG situation is much worse, agreed

@dumbgayretard How you usually go about cramping this back in your brain as fast as possible

Have a DSA round in the books next week time to re learn all this crap in two days

@blockgraze maybe if they would have bought the dip harder they would have survived

wow that looks bad quick, DCA the index

wondered why majors did not break out then checked memecoins. Yall deserve zero

@Ksidiii can't the same arguments be made for the bearish stuff though: - Oil prices up double digits (S&P down 0.3%) - Iran conflic seems to go on longer than initally though (nothing) - Some bearish AI things (market does nothing)

As a volatility trader, I’m always hesitant to post bearish commentary that comes across as a permabear mentality. That’s simply not how you make money in markets, and if anything, it reinforces poor trading behavior. However, there are rare moments when something becomes obvious. I think it’s objectively true that buy flows are reacting much more subdued to Trump stimulus plans and policy control, mainly because it feels like the market simply doesn’t believe him. 1) Tariff payouts to Americans = market didn’t care 2) American child stock program = market didn’t care 3) Push the Fed Chair to lower rates = market didn’t care 4) Hire a new Fed Chair to lower rates more aggressively = market didn’t care 5) 50-year mortgages = market didn’t care 6) Oil control = market DOESN’T care The list goes on. But this dynamic is similar to pumping someone with medicine when their body isn’t actually that sick. Eventually the body adapts, becomes dependent, and over time the medicine simply loses its efficacy.