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hp@Planckbot·
@DeepValueBagger Will sub. Don’t have time to check the market this year with a lot of things going on with my life.
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DVB@DeepValueBagger·
I'm really tired of arguing with random people in my posts. I have been thinking about creating a smaller circle, "DVB Circle". I would like to share more long form format. I have a couple thesis I think could be big. I have a really nice research pipeline to produce great reports to share to. But i hate to be that guy with a sub. And I hate to be the guy having to nuture it. You guys know I don't need the money but it would be nice if I have a fund to increase my local LLM hardware. The idea is 1) I give you excellent reports from my research pipeline. 2) private discord for like-minded people 3) small fee to subsidize my local LLM hardware + cloud fees etc. 4. You get some really interesting thesis on my mind.
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hp@Planckbot·
@DeepValueBagger I am more bullish on SpaceX now. (I don’t own any space stocks.) People underestimate how hard it is for space business. I see many space stocks would be wiped out like Virgin Galactic in the next few years.
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hp@Planckbot·
@bboczeng 大家看不起的RLHF肉電池今年時薪已經是去年的兩倍,這是各位肉電池最後翻身的機會
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Kaito@KaiXCreator·
Google uses C++. Meta uses C++. Microsoft uses C++. Amazon uses C++. Apple uses C++. Adobe uses C++. NVIDIA uses C++. Intel uses C++. Tesla uses C++. What stopping you from learning C++?
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hp@Planckbot·
@jamiequint @vcjesse1 You are underestimating the execution moat. I was on a Handshake project for two weeks and they still could not fix the tasking system. On the other hand, Mercor engineers can fix the tasking system on the fly when I complained to the TL an hour ago.
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Jamie Quint@jamiequint·
@vcjesse1 The data doesn't have to be easy to acquire for this to be true, it just has to be close to as difficult for everyone. Being slightly better at recruiting subject matter experts for gig labor is not a moat
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Jamie Quint@jamiequint·
On Mercor, Handshake, Surge AI, Turing, Micro1, etc. If you're considering making a career move I would not go work at any of these companies. These businesses are a race to the bottom. There is no structural defensibility in outsourced research/training data for a set of 5-10 very large customers. Once the frontier labs have to start caring about margins, one of two things will happen: they will drive vendor margins down until these businesses trade at 0.5–1x revenue, like every other staffing company (potentially worse because of the customer concentration risk), or they vertically integrate. All arguments about how these are important outsourced research companies that the labs really value are cope.
The Information@theinformation

Exclusive: Handshake’s gross annualized revenue from AI training has risen to nearly $1 billion, up from $550 million in January, a few months after it started the new business. Read more: thein.fo/3Ot5fdI

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hp@Planckbot·
@pleadunited @darrencao2024 我全職做RLHF,老實說模型還是幻覺很大,重要工作還是要有人類介入偵錯
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claudeshannon@pleadunited·
@darrencao2024 微软说到底saas占很大部分,这些office以后还有没有用肯定是个问题,如果以后办公都是agent,还要office干什么?直接交换mark down不是更简单?
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hp@Planckbot·
@darrencao2024 都調整六個月了還有人做空啊,都已經過熊市中位數了
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Darren北美投资@darrencao2024·
这样的帖子会误导很多投资者,就好像前几周下跌,类似的帖子满天飞,很多经验不足的投资者看到这样的帖子,第一时间肯定割肉离场。你靠发这样的帖子博流量,心里有愧疚吗
Kai@Kai866

2000年4月17日纳斯达克指数创下有史以来最大的单日涨幅,大家都在狂欢互联网科技的极大繁荣。 之后美股指数级别下跌了78%,直到30个月以后才完成真正的触底,更不要说当年的龙头思科在底部徘徊了近15年。 2026年4月17日有什么不一样吗?

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hp@Planckbot·
@bboczeng 特朗普生日又快到了,生日新高理論應該要生效
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勃勃OC@bboczeng·
根据我的猫猫直觉 下周美股应该要回调了 本周末我会撰文,好好分析 谢谢大家
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hp@Planckbot·
@adahstwt Operating System. Too many bad SWE with poor concurrency and parallelism knowledge.
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adah@adahstwt·
if you could restart your coding journey today, what would you learn first? 1. Web Dev 2. DSA 3. AI/ML 4. DevOps think carefully before answering🧑‍🎓
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kapilansh@kapilansh_twt·
my bet Anthropic quiet ones always win
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kapilansh@kapilansh_twt·
who is actually winning the AI race OpenAI — $25B revenue but still not profitable Anthropic — best model, just scared every government on earth Google — most resources, losing to everyone on vibes Meta — spending $130B and still playing catchup xAI — Elon promised to match everyone by 2026 be honest who wins
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Josh Kale@JoshKale·
This Allbirds story is so insane: → $BIRD IPO'd in 2021 at a $4 billion valuation → Silicon Valley's favorite shoe → Lost 99.5% of its value in 4 years → Closed every US store → Sold the entire brand for $39 million → Renamed itself "NewBird AI" → Using $50M to buy GPUs and compete with AWS → Stock up 450% today on 875x normal volume This is the most unhinged corporate pivot of the decade and the newest meme stock entrant
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Tracy Alloway@tracyalloway

Allbirds, the shoe brand, now says it's an AI compute company.

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hp@Planckbot·
@adxtyahq So Codex desktop is indeed better.
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hp@Planckbot·
@asaio87 Your role just moved up from coder to system designer with AI agents. Nothing else changed. What’s obsolete: hard memorized DSA, syntax. What’s still useful: concurrency, OOP.
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andrei saioc@asaio87·
Anthropic's CEO: "coding is going away first. then all of software engineering. So many guys have said this in this AI craze. This ceo guy is pumping his AI, what should he say ? thats why these guys should be taken with a tuckload of salt each time you listen to them
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aditya@adxtyahq·
Anthropic will say whatever it takes to stay in the headlines. Claude Mythos claims “thousands of vulnerabilities” off just ~198 reviewed cases • only ~198 reports actually reviewed • “thousands” comes from extrapolation • some bugs weren’t even practical to exploit • some were already patched • others blocked by basic defense layers it's all marketing gimmick now.
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hp@Planckbot·
@KaiXCreator Abstraction matters. Tech stacks go outdated in 5 years.
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Kaito@KaiXCreator·
Why do colleges focus more on theory than building real projects?
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Kaito@KaiXCreator·
Which programming language should every beginner start with in 2026?
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hp@Planckbot·
@yacineMTB Did you define agent.md?
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kache@yacineMTB·
trying to get codex to write good high quality code that isn't dogshit is like dragging my nails across broken glass
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Yuchen Jin@Yuchenj_UW·
One big problem with agentic coding today is that models are pretty “spiky.” For example, Claude Opus is better at frontend + agentic workflows, while GPT-5.4 is better at backend + distributed systems. But Claude Code and Codex are locked into their own models. You also often have to jump between them. I sometimes write code with Claude, then when it has a complex bug, I have to spin up a separate terminal to have Codex review it. Ideally, you’d want multiple models collaborating within the same context. Automatic model routing and cross-model or agent collaboration will be a huge unlock. There are a few technical challenges. Early model routers (like ChatGPT’s) were pretty rough. (Cursor and OpenCode seem to be in the best position to do this. Let me know if they already have strong model routers.)
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