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This is my journal. Where I collect my ideas, thoughts and life.
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M͈o͉c͇k͈i͉n͇g͈b͉i͇r͈d͉
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The ability of an organisation is hugely dependent on the ppl in power
LinaHua@Linahuaa
In 2021 I was thinking about shorting Tesla. It was during covid. He struggled to keep his factories open, the economy was in shitters, growth was low and didn't justify the PE ratio. I thought: "What could he POSSIBLY do to prop up this inflated stock?" But then I came back to my senses and told myself: "Don't bet against Elon. He is Elon. Elon always finds a way" And then one week later the motherfucker took a bunch of his skinny Asian employees dressed up as robots onto the stage. And the rest is history.
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I think the issue is that SG don't really have formal trading/investing experts. The best that I know of are self made and those lack the qualifications to be hired by govt.
Change it FFS. Track records are all that matters. What use is a cert? Create a way to find the best.
M͈o͉c͇k͈i͉n͇g͈b͉i͇r͈d͉@Mockingbirddd1
Their leaders are basically managers. What use are those in a hedge fund? They are just there to cause trouble. Investing and trading is all about edge. Edge is from geniuses and brilliance. One small team of the best is all you need. After that you need supporting experts.
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Their leaders are basically managers. What use are those in a hedge fund? They are just there to cause trouble.
Investing and trading is all about edge. Edge is from geniuses and brilliance. One small team of the best is all you need. After that you need supporting experts.
M͈o͉c͇k͈i͉n͇g͈b͉i͇r͈d͉@Mockingbirddd1
There are numerous strategies investing/trading. Idk why they are using the most basic strat. I also DK why they need 960 ppl to do it and still underperform the market. There are so many better ways to do it. Basically, they are all noobs. At least the leaders are.
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There are numerous strategies investing/trading. Idk why they are using the most basic strat. I also DK why they need 960 ppl to do it and still underperform the market.
There are so many better ways to do it.
Basically, they are all noobs. At least the leaders are.
M͈o͉c͇k͈i͉n͇g͈b͉i͇r͈d͉@Mockingbirddd1
If I were to run it 1) I fire them all 2) I find the top/genius SG traders & investors 3) create a system that turns genius edge into profits 4) if given enough freedom, I can guarantee 50% returns If ultra safe, 30% returns
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If I were to run it
1) I fire them all
2) I find the top/genius SG traders & investors
3) create a system that turns genius edge into profits
4) if given enough freedom, I can guarantee 50% returns
If ultra safe, 30% returns
M͈o͉c͇k͈i͉n͇g͈b͉i͇r͈d͉@Mockingbirddd1
Took a look at temasek holdings. Depressing AF. 960 ppl came together to underperform the market I bet hedge funds and top traders are mocking them The leadership are clearly noobs at investing/trading
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Took a look at temasek holdings.
Depressing AF. 960 ppl came together to underperform the market
I bet hedge funds and top traders are mocking them
The leadership are clearly noobs at investing/trading
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@dlLambo This is what nazi Germany look like in their early days
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"Israel wants to live in peace with its neighbours" is the biggest lie of all time.
This is the West Bank.
No Hamas, no war, yet attacked like this daily by "settlers" backed by the IDF.
A savagely violent Jewish supremacy armed by the EU/UK/US
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It's possible for midwits to succeed as a trader. It's not hard to get a 55% win rate. Problem is, 55% cannot survive a psychological blow up. It's human nature to blow up. Thus, in the long run, it's a bad career for them.
Having a large enough edge to survive is critical
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Learning is the product of a continuous real-time feedback loop in which we make decisions, see their outcomes, and improve our understanding of reality as a result. Being radically open-minded enhances the efficiency of those feedback loops, because it makes what you are doing, and why, so clear to yourself and others that there can't be any misunderstandings. The more open-minded you are, the less likely you are to deceive yourself-- and the more likely it is that others will give you honest feedback. If they are "believable" people (and it's very important to know who is "believable"), you will learn a lot from them.
Being radically transparent and radically open-minded accelerates this learning process. It can also be difficult because being radically transparent rather than more guarded exposes one to criticism. It's natural to fear that. Yet if you don't put yourself out there with your radical transparency, you won't learn. #principleoftheday
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Oh wow... Pika just dropped real-time video chat for AI agents.
Now you can send a Google Meet invite to your Claude, OpenClaw, or other AI agent and have it join the call.
This completely changes how you talk to AI 🤯
Pika@pika_labs
Conversations tend to go better with a face and a voice. That’s why we’re thrilled to release the beta version of the first video chat skill for ANY agent, powered by our new real-time model, PikaStream1.0. The skill preserves memory and personality, and enables real-time adaptability. And if you use it with your Pika AI Self, they’ll be able to execute agentic tasks during the call 💅
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M͈o͉c͇k͈i͉n͇g͈b͉i͇r͈d͉ がリツイート
A 19-year-old drops out of school in Paris, teaches himself to code on an Apple II, builds X-rated chat rooms, and makes his first million before he can legally drink.
Then he hacks the French president's phone. To prove a point about weak security. He gets arrested. Spends a month in jail.
Most people's story ends there. His starts.
He founds Iliad in 1999 and launches a telecom brand called Free. The name is the strategy. He prices unlimited mobile at €19.99/month when every French carrier was charging €45+. The entire industry collapses into a price war overnight. French consumers save an estimated €10 billion over the next five years. Three legacy carriers post the worst quarterly results in their history.
Today Iliad has 52 million subscribers across France, Italy, and Poland. €10 billion in annual revenue. €2.25 billion in operating free cash flow last year, up 23% year over year. Niel took it private because he got tired of quarterly earnings calls constraining his ability to start wars in new markets.
While building a telecom empire, he also bought Le Monde (France's paper of record), co-owns the rights to "My Way" by Sinatra, founded 42 (a tuition-free coding school with zero teachers that accepts anyone regardless of credentials), built Station F (the world's largest startup campus in a converted Paris freight depot), seed-funded Mistral AI, invested €100 million in Kyutai alongside Eric Schmidt, and bought a Parisian palace from a Qatari prince for $227 million.
His partner is Delphine Arnault. The CEO of Dior. The daughter of Bernard Arnault, the richest person in Europe. He sits on the board of KKR.
Yesterday he launched Free Max. Unlimited 5G data in 135+ countries for €19.99/month. Same playbook he's been running for 25 years: walk into a market where carriers charge $15/day for roaming, price it at 66 cents, and watch every competitor scramble.
Xavier Niel is worth $14.2 billion and the only CEO in telecom who responds to customer death threats by showing up to the parking lot.
Florian Darroman@floriandarroman
This guy is our French Elon Musk (even cooler than Elon, I would say) He just released a new mobile service that covers all of these red countries (doesn't mean they're communists) with unlimited data for €19.90/mo. Now I can just use my French number in Indonesia 🫶
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However, with China's rise, North Korea no longer needs to do that. The problem now is inertia. Are they willing to adapt fast enough to the new era?
I still think North Korea will be one of the fastest growing economy in the next 50 years
M͈o͉c͇k͈i͉n͇g͈b͉i͇r͈d͉@Mockingbirddd1
North Korea did what they had to do to survive. A lot of what they did may sound crazy but they were in a really bad position. US slaughtered like 20% of their population and even now they pressure them with underhanded methods. N.korea had to resort to extreme ways to survive
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North Korea did what they had to do to survive. A lot of what they did may sound crazy but they were in a really bad position. US slaughtered like 20% of their population and even now they pressure them with underhanded methods. N.korea had to resort to extreme ways to survive
Angelica 🌐⚛️🇹🇼🇨🇳🇺🇸@AngelicaOung
You really gotta give it to Kim Jong Un. He was the most dangerous man in the world, now he’s just a Girl Dad.
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@MothershipSG we should redo the bin to allow ppl to take what they want. Let's not humiliate ppl who can't afford better. After all the point of recycling is to reduce waste. Why not give it to your neighbour then?
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Trading profits in foreign markets should be classified as capital gains because we are bringing in foreign currency to SG
Alot of SG ppl lose SG dollars in US market. If you tax the ppl who can earn US dollars, you will significantly slow down their compounding effects
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Within 3 years, I went from thinking that Israel was a strategic ally—our Middle East deputy for maintaining peace in that region—to realizing that it a terrorist state holding our government leaders hostage and using America’s military to pursue its goals of imperialism
In my mind, it has gone from benevolent partner to evil antagonist
But it really has been the antagonist all along, and more fool me for ever thinking otherwise
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No possible way. The whole world already knows about this. Iran will have tons of defences and ambushes. How can US possibly seize it?
Al Jazeera English@AJEnglish
US President Trump may deploy special forces to seize Iran’s enriched uranium, with experts warning the mission would be highly complex and risky, involving major chemical, logistical, and tactical challenges aje.news/qclnvz
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Passion over discipline
Dr. Julie Gurner@drgurner
What people don't tell you: At the highest levels...discipline is the exception, not the rule.
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@DMichaelTripi She had her reputation ruined while defending trump on the Epstein case and now she is fired by trump. Trump absolutely ruined her.
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NEW: Pam Bondi reportedly “begged” to keep her job in an “intense showdown” after being accused of an “unforgivable offense” by Trump, Bondi allegedly leaked details of a pending document release to Democrat Eric Swalwell about his relationship with alleged Chinese spy. -DM
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It's a prediction machine. This is why you must not let it think for you because it can't actually think. Instead you use it to predict for you like how you use a calculator to calculate for you.
Big Brain AI@realBigBrainAI
World-renowned mathematician Terence Tao says AI research is revealing less about machine intelligence and more about human stupidity.
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