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@ianmiles And you need x10 less programmers to do the same job. Right.

Marc Andreessen: AI coding doesn’t eliminate programmers — it redefines them. The job is no longer typing code line by line, it’s orchestrating 10 coding bots in parallel, arguing with them, debugging their output, changing the spec, and pushing them toward the right result. But here’s the catch: if you don’t understand how to write code yourself, you can’t evaluate what the AI gives you. The next layer of programming isn’t writing scripts — it’s supervising AI that writes them. Today’s best programmers spend their day jumping between terminals, managing multiple coding bots, fixing mistakes, and refining instructions. The irony? You still need deep fundamentals, because without them, you won’t know when the AI is wrong. The job of the programmer has changed. Now it’s about arguing with coding bots, debugging AI-generated code, and understanding why something doesn’t work or isn’t fast enough. AI abstracts the work — but only people who truly understand code can tell if the abstraction is doing the right thing. Programmers aren’t going away — they’re becoming 10x, 100x, even 1,000x more productive. Tasks are changing, the job is changing, but humans are still overseeing the process, evaluating results, fixing errors, and making judgment calls. AI changes how we code, not who is responsible. The future programmer isn’t replaced by AI — they’re upgraded by it. You still need to learn how to write and understand code, because when the AI gets it wrong, humans are the ones who have to know why. That up-leveling of capability is the real revolution.

@GagHendo007 @TheRayMyers I've bought it last year at 30, sold almost at the top couple of weeks ago. That's x3. Rinse repeat in the for the next couple of years.

@TheRayMyers It is bullish but if you call any stock x3 or x5 then its bullish right because if everyone could see it there wouldn’t be that potential upside - the thing with $nbis is everyone can’t see it so its so undervalued - huge growth incoming, best management team, growth market

Which name is the most likely to 5x? - $PYPL at $61 - $ADBE at $319 - $DUOL at $172 - $NBIS at $92 - $IREN at $48 - $CIFR at $17 - $WYFI at $19 - $OSCR at $16 - $HIMS at $38 - $TMDX at $140 - $NVO at $45 - $SOFI at $27 - $NU at $16 - $DLO at $13 - $GRAB at $5.3 - $UBER at $84 - $ZETA at $17

@adamkhootrader Wonder why you are so smart but I have never see you sitting next to Buffet:)

Here is an interesting fact about the DotCom bubble collapse from 2000 to 2002 When the bubble burst, the tech heavy Nasdaq 100 fell 77% and the S&P 500 fell 49%, dragged down by extremely overvalued Internet Tech stocks. At the same time, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway gained +80% during the collapse. This is because he had zero tech stock exposure and was invested in non-tech, highly profitable stocks like Coca Cola, American Express, Gillette, Washington Post and Moodys. When money ran out of tech, it flowed into all the non tech. However, during the DotCom boom, from 1998 to 2000, Buffett's portfolio underperformed the market significantly. While all the money was chasing after sexy DotCom tech, his non-tech stocks dropped like flies. What's the Lesson from this? 1) When the AI/Crypto/Quantum/Nuclear Bubble bursts eventually (I don't know when), the overvalued and unprofitable stocks in this sectors will drop 50% to 80% 2) The money will flow into the profitable non-AI stocks that have been neglected and forgotten (i.e healthcare, software, industrials, staples etc...) which will then surge 50% to 80%. This rotation is inevitable. My portfolio currently has a) 38% exposed to high quality, AI-related stocks (mainly hyperscalers) and b) 62% exposed to high quality non-AI related stocks (healthcare, industrials, staples, financials and discretionary) So, while I am riding the AI boom (and outperforming the S&P 500 & Nasdaq 100), I am doing it in a safe, diversified way. When the bubble bursts (who knows when?), my non AI stock exposure should have huge outperformance, which should buffer the drawdowns in my AI related stocks. The key to consistently profitable investing is not to time the top of the market (no one can), but to build a resilient, bullet proof portfolio that will continue to grow under all kinds of economic conditions.

@jurgen_nauditt Verify what? That they are going directly to Baltic states front? What is that? You mean they attack NATO with their 50yo precision BTRs and soviet trucks?

On May 9, putin will present an ideal combat unit capable of invading Ukraine or any of the NATO countries at any time. — BILD The publication writes that putin wants to demonstrate an experienced and combat-ready invasion force at his parade, capable of moving directly from the parade to the front lines in Ukraine or the Baltics. There will be bridge builders, tank trucks, ambulances, mine-clearing robots, and electronic warfare systems. Everything that makes for successful logistics for an attack on a neighboring country. This means that the Russian Federation has learned from its past mistakes. Instead of flashy propaganda, it is now demonstrating pragmatic precision. Who can verify this?

@EvaVlaar @vonderleyen @realDonaldTrump Just for a sec imagine you are in Ukraine. Russians are moving to your small town. And you know for sure that they are coming to you home to take EVERYTHING you have and to kill you at best. At worst... you know what they do first. Does this perspective change anything for you?

The Eurocrats have gone totally mad. @vonderleyen is reserving €800 BILLION in European defense spending to support Ukraine. Their default position is to claim moral superiority by doing the exact opposite of anything @realDonaldTrump does - even if it unleashes World War III.

@schramMedia @nexta_tv Look at OPEC decision from April onwards.

@nexta_tv Could this lead to an economic fallout, eg a spike in energy prices? How might the world react? Would the supporters still stand by Ukraine?

US ready to go 'all in' on sanctions against Russia, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said «The current administration has kept the enhanced sanctions in place and will not hesitate to go all-in if it provides leverage in peace talks», Bessent said. The restrictions would be «open and aggressive» to achieve «maximum effect» in a short time.

@KaterinaYes Ura!

сегодня моя бывшая компания уволила всех русских из кипрского офиса. Я пиздец в ахуе с такого неприкрытого похуя + ко мне пришли бывшие коллеги за советом/поддержкой/рефералкой, и я просто болею за каждого из них. ps: если вы ищите классных спецов, не упустите этих людей!

The short guy said - "war in Ukraine" probably for the first time. Not "special military operation?" anymore.

Lithuanian composer and conductor Mindaugas Piečaitis, directs his orchestra on the notes of Nora the cat playing the piano. She earns a standing ovation.

@P_Kallioniemi Ruzzia is slave empire.

Even with the government imprisoning political opponents, and riot police and titushky beating up opposition figures and wreaking havoc, approximately half a million Georgians came to protest in Tbilisi. Why isn't this happening in Russia?

@ictusconfirmed Titushky! Same FSB organized gangs like in 20214 in Ukraine.

🇬🇪 Strangers appear, attack the Georgian demonstrators and disappear again, the police stand by and do nothing. Last night a car full of young people dressed in black stopped near Heroes' Square in Tbilisi and immediately began attacking protesters. After a while the men got back into their cars and left, the police were nearby and did absolutely nothing while this was happening.

Footage has been released regarding the attack in Odesa, yesterday. It confirms that Russia used cluster ammunition against a civilian center. One of many deliberate war crimes Russia has committed over the course of this war. Source of video: Telegram / Uniannet

@AndreiBtvt Was totally worth it to grind 500k units of pig meat to get this trophy.

In order to make the captured Leopard-2A6 tank look humiliated in the Russian Federation they broke its cannon and stabilizer drive.

@GML_Limited Last time it went to 200k and Yukos rejected the bid. This time can be similar.

Former Yukos majority shareholders put iconic Russian state-owned vodka brands up for auction in The Netherlands on June 17th to enforce $60 billion damages claim #MakingRussiaPay gmllimited.com/iconic-russian…

@nexta_tv These are not wolves. Just trained dogs.

In China, 30 trained wolves played in a performance of "Legends of Tuolin" No one warned the audience that the wolves were trained. The theater then had to justify that the wolves did not attack anyone, including the actors. Now imagine the faces of the audience....

Should be a sobering message to NATO. Wake up call to USA, Germany and France be exact.

@igorsushko Now, the course, please, if possible. Thanks.

🧵🚨 Major Yuri Shvets, KGB defector: The United States finally concluded that Russia must suffer a devastating defeat in Ukraine. 1,000+ long-range ATACMS (300km+) allocated for Ukraine are in Europe for over a month already. Video: Oct 2023 ATACMS strikes on Russian airfield.

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The Latvian ship Zircone, suspected of breaking Russian sanction and posing an environmental threat to Baltic Sea has during last 36h been inspected by SE fighter jets, coast guard and navy. All the while continuing her activities. I suppose SE state is building a case.

@RepMTG What a stupid bitch.

Republicans in Washington want to push things off and say, “Oh, President Trump will fix it.” No, we have a job to do right now! We have to stop the Biden agenda that Mike Johnson has delivered. Johnson fully funded the DOJ that is coming after President Trump with 91 indictments and did nothing to stop it. We need Republicans who are fighters and we need a new Speaker of the House!

Q: What would a defeated Russia look like? Professor @TimothyDSnyder answers.