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@nic_amadio The problem is that Swiss people never question prices of anything.

I used to love going to this wine bar in Zurich 🇨🇭 But now I can't seriously get myself to go there and pay 13 CHF ($17) for a Swiss German dude to open a can of sardines that costs $5 in Zurich and $3 in Portugal, and lay it on a piece of bread. It's not that it's a lot of money per se. It's just that it's ridiculous and feels too stupid to do it. Also: do it often enough and across the board, and it'll also add up eventually. When I was working Swiss jobs, making 100-200k a year in my 20s, tied to the location, I wouldn't care: I was making enough money, cost of living was high but hey my salary was high too. Then, I started realising that it was way better value for money to, instead of spending 2-3k per month to go out in Zurich, do a couple of weekend trips to other European cities and lifestyle-maxx there. Then, I stopped working local jobs, started earning money online/remotely, and started spending extensive time abroad. Now the "geo-arbitraged weekends" have become "geo-arbitrage months", and I have even less incentive to waste money like this in Zurich. Cost of going out in Zurich is insane and it's one of the worst value for money things in Switzerland.

@nic_amadio Zürich lost every possible connection of value to money. Prices have zero reference to what you get.

@everestchris6 MENU

this OpenClaw bot finds restaurants with ugly menus, rebuilds them as live web menus, and mails the owner a postcard...on autopilot. here's how agencies can land recurring contracts with this system: - scrapes every restaurant in a city in real time - filters by review count + rating + last menu update + photo quality - pulls the real menu items from the official site, PDF, or Google reviews - samples the brand palette from the restaurant's own visual identity - renders a 9:16 brand-matched menu, hosted live at a QR-accessible URL - writes a personalized postcard referencing a real reviewer and a real dish - mails it to the registered office addressed to the owner by first name every step from discovery to brand-matching to outreach is automated. reply "MENU" + RT and i'll send you a free guide so you can build this too

gym guys will be like “i can’t believe they took the covid vaccine” and then inject BPC-157, ipamorelin, MOTS-c, and an unpronounceable peptide shipped from Nicaragua after reading a subreddit comment from liverkingdisciple69 about mice getting jacked

@levelsio Idk taxis in Thailand usually stink badly from perfume

🌏 One thing I absolutely love about South East Asia and especially East Asia is how free it is of perfumes and fragrances I barely smell them in Thailand and then if you go Korea or Japan you will simply NOT smell any perfumes And that's great because most perfumes are bad for you, they contain formaldehyde, styrene and phtalates, all considered carcinogenic They also contain parabens which are endocrine disruptors, which disrupt your hormone system When you wear perfume, these compounds get into your skin, or if someone else wears them you breathe them in, and after that in both cases they enter your bloodstream, and from there cross your blood-brain barrier But they don't even have to get into your bloodstream to enter your brain, there's the olfactory nerve pathway via your nose going straight into your brain So if you care about your health, avoid perfumes (or move to East Asia)

@barkmeta Funny thing SBF used to work there, might’ve been part of the reason FTX collapsed

Jane Street was running an algorithm that dumped Bitcoin every single morning at 10am. Every day. For months. Crashing the price. Liquidating retail. Buying back lower. Rinse and repeat. The second they got sued it stopped. The 10am dump disappeared. Now Bitcoin just had the best day in months. One trading firm... That’s all it took to suppress the entire crypto market for months. Now ask yourself how much of the crypto price action is even real. How many people panic sold because the charts look terrible. How many people got liquidated. How many billions were taken from regular people by a single trading desk. And this is just the first one to get caught so far… it’s about to get VERY interesting.

Dope work 🪬 @levychain

@bryan_johnson I hear some people just got rid of their longevity doctor recently, good timing 😂

Today, we are launching Immortals. + $1,000,000 per year + Three spots available Immortals is the world’s best health program. It is the exact protocol I have followed for the last 5 years. It is your Autonomous Health. Includes a dedicated concierge team, BryanAI 24/7, extensive testing, millions of biological data points, continuous tracking, best skin and hair protocols, and access to the best therapies on market. Immortals begins with those who have the resources and commitment. The long-term goal is universal access: the same standard of care, regardless of income or willpower. As these systems mature and scale, cost declines. Over the coming months: + $1,000,000 fully managed (now) + $60,000 supported tier + Free digital tier Across all, the core philosophy remains the same: measurement, scientific research, intervention, repeat. $1m/yr prerequisites: + pass interview process + a dedicated assistant + invest time Join below.

@WorkflowWhisper Do you get any incentives to promote Synta?

if you're building n8n workflows with AI, here's the setup that actually works: cursor or claude code + synta MCP not the website. the MCP. here's why: the MCP doesn't just generate JSON for you to copy-paste. it connects directly to your n8n instance. it deploys workflows into your workspace. it triggers them using YOUR api keys. it catches errors in real-time. it searches the web for fixes. it applies those fixes automatically. it re-tests until everything runs clean. you describe the workflow once. it handles the rest. including the debugging you'd normally spend 3 hours on. setup takes 5 minutes: → install the MCP in cursor or claude code → add your n8n url and api key → start describing workflows that's it. synta.io/mcp for the full walkthrough. stop debugging. start shipping.

i'm mass-releasing everything. the complete automation playbook i use to run a $600K/month agency: → 47 n8n workflows agencies charge $5K-$15K each for → the one-sentence prompts that build any of them in under 3 minutes → my "consultant pricing" spreadsheet (what they charge vs what it costs) → 12 plug-and-play templates for the automations every business needs → the exact Claude prompts i use to debug workflows instantly here's what's in it: LEAD GEN (agencies charge $18K+ total): - lead enrichment + scoring pipeline - competitor monitoring system - social listening engine - cold outreach sequencer OPERATIONS (agencies charge $24K+ total): - client onboarding automations - invoice recovery system - meeting no-show rescuer - daily CEO dashboard CONTENT (agencies charge $15K+ total): - blog-to-social repurposer - AI content calendar builder - review response drafter - newsletter automation every workflow is described in plain english. paste into Synta → deploys to n8n → running in minutes. no code. no courses. no $200/hr "experts." i built my entire agency on these. now you can too. reply "PLAYBOOK" + retweet i'll send the entire vault. (must be following so i can DM) taking this down friday. this should be a $997 product.

@WorkflowWhisper PLAYBOOK

@BillAckman @elonmusk @SpaceX @SECGov @Tesla

.@elonmusk, what if we took @SpaceX public by merging it with Pershing Square SPARC Holdings, Ltd. (SPARC) a new form of acquisition company that was approved by the @SECGov. We could distribute SPARC special purpose acquisition rights (SPARs) to @Tesla shareholders so that all Tesla shareholders would have the right to invest in the SpaceX IPO, or they could choose to sell their SPARs to someone else. This would reward loyal Tesla shareholders with the opportunity to invest in SpaceX (or with cash for their SPARs), while totally democratizing the IPO process. In addition to receiving common stock in SpaceX, exercising SPAR holders would also receive Pershing Square SPARC Holdings II SPARs, which we could use to take @xai public at the time of your choosing. Pershing Square would due diligence on behalf of all shareholders and would commit $4 billion of capital to the IPO at a fixed price per share. SPARC has no underwriting fees, founder stock or shareholder warrants, and we would waive our right to receive SPARC sponsor warrants. The result would be an IPO without any underwriting fees or dilutive securities issued. @SpaceX would go public with a 100% common stock capital structure and it would not incur any transaction costs other than modest legal fees which SPARC would pay from its cash on hand. We could raise whatever amount of capital you would like by adjusting the exercise price of the SPARs. Assuming we issue 0.5 SPARs for each share of Tesla, there would be 1.723 billion SPARs outstanding including the 61.1 million SPARs that are already outstanding. Since one SPAR would be exercisable for two shares of SpaceX, the SPARs would be exercisable for 3.446 billion total SpaceX shares. So, if we set the SPAR exercise price at $11.03, SpaceX would raise $42.0 billion, $38 billion from the exercise of SPARs and $4 billion from Pershing Square, or if we set the SPAR exercise price at $42.0, SpaceX would raise $148.7 billion, $144.7 billion from the SPAR exercise and $4 billion from us. SPARC is indifferent to how much of the shares are primary versus secondary shares giving the company maximum flexibility. We could do due diligence and enter into a definitive agreement committing to the transaction within 45 days, at which point it would be certain that SpaceX would go public at a fixed valuation subject only to SEC approval of the merger proxy/registration statement. Our commitment to the transaction would not be subject to market conditions. We could start work right away and announce the transaction by mid- February. It only seems appropriate that the most innovative and efficient rocket company in the world should go public in the most innovative, efficient, and fairest-to-Tesla-shareholders manner possible. To Mars and beyond! What do you say?

@SilbergleitJr Got burned on my shorts 😢

Congratulations to all $CVNA bulls and shareholders, on successfully managing to enter SP500 index despite all the headwinds and hurdles. Starting Monday, Dec 8, until Monday, Dec 22, numerous wealth and pension funds tracking SP500 will be forced to buy shares of this user car seller at the absolute record of more than 120 billion market cap. Perfectly played! 👏

@SilbergleitJr @silberschmelzer How the hell hasnt CVNA collapsed yet?

Just wanted to provide an update to my tweet from May 14, 2025 where mentioned how Doc.@silberschmelzer and I are down massively on our $DUOL short position. We are now up massively on our short position. I will add Duolingo to a collection of experiences teaching us how pumping nonsense on the market ends. I find it quite interesting how my tweet on May 14 actually marked the absolute top on Duolingo. If you follow my thread from May 14, you will see that I called out Duolingo's CEO for claiming how two people who don't know how to program and don't know how to play chess, designed and prototyped a chess module. If that didn't ring a bell, then maybe playing poker on Wall Street is not a sport for you.

@BillAckman Sam Altman - Scam AI man

I have always believed that people become their name as from childhood it provides continual reinforcement.

@jeffzwang "Facebook's revenue was approximately $12.47 billion in 2014 when its MAU reached around 1.3-1.4 billion, a level consistent with approximately 1 billion WAUs (based on a 60-70% WAU-to-MAU ratio)." Back then it was trading at around a $200B market cap (while profitable)

Bearish OpenAI takes make no sense to me. ChatGPT has ~1B WAUs that are monetized at basically $0 right now. The last company with this many users that people thought was going to burn to the ground because of lack of monetization was Facebook.

@Upper20sStCap Not to mention actively shilling his energy data center stock bag to retail investors instead of his own company.

TinyCo shareholders seem happy

@chamath Some should frame it on the wall as the most retarded tweet of this cycle. Not gonna age well. Lol.

President Trump got Intel to give Team America 10% of itself at $0. An insane negotiation. All of this upside accrues to American taxpayers which is really incredible. Trump now has a better IRR than Buffett. Deal with it because its mathematically true.

@IanRountree Thiel also, made his first billy on FB

@AutismCapital Whoever trained him for this interview did an awful job

🚨NEW: Sam Altman is confronted by Tucker Carlson about the death of the OpenAI whistleblower, Suchir Balaji (WILD) 😲 Sam Altman suggests that Tucker Carlson is accusing him of murder. "I haven't done too many interviews where I have been accused of murder."