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@KingBootoshi I am no where near 50k rn to be clear that’s just an estimate of the upper bound if I had super good understanding of what was being built long term, but also I’m talking strictly backend/dist sys stuff, not even including front end there

@playerTwoQ yea i'm about the same. theres some trajectory of efficiency + quality + token output and if you're go OD on token output... the efficiency and quality plummets severely

i'm barely maxing by $200 plan bruh wtf how you expect ppl to run up $250k worth of tokens 😭😭😭

@RudyResearch I sold $RVMD at 120 because they made it clear they didn’t want a BO in the past, they are gonna be a monster of a company in a couple years

Reminder that $abvx $tern $elvn are not long for this world as independent companies. $RVMD is a future 100b+ oncology leader. Stop sleeping.

@AmandaAskell Is it ethical to admit I laughed at this

Perhaps I should get married again so that the media has a more recent man they can reference any time they mention me or my work.

@BioStocks This thing is going to 0

$RVPH $10M offering priced at $1.50/share

@HighlyUnspoken @BitcoinMagazine useful quantum compute is +15 years out and even then would only be available to less than 50 people in specific US or Chinese intelligence agencies, both of which would spend their efforts on breaking decades old encrypted data they stole from adversaries. It’s not a real threat

@BitcoinMagazine bro they're literally preparing Bitcoin for the robot apocalypse while half the internet still can't figure out a hardware wallet. quantum computers bout to break everything and we're out here like "yeah we got a testnet" 💀

JUST IN: A testnet for Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 360 has been deployed, which aims to strengthen Bitcoin against quantum 👀

@DesertDweller93 @MartinShkrelli_ @uniQure_NV @DrMakaryFDA @US_FDA @SenRonJohnson @SenRickScott @RepAuchincloss @adamfeuerstein @BeckyQuick I’m confused, for a while people said the admin would fast track $QURE because trump would want to say HD was cured under his admin, now people think Makary and Prasad were actively trying to kill it? Why?

I hope @MartinShkrelli_ tweet comes true. How much does @uniQure_NV $QURE price explode if he is correct? @DrMakaryFDA needs to go now to stop the destruction of the @US_FDA under his leadership. @SenRonJohnson @SenRickScott @RepAuchincloss @adamfeuerstein @BeckyQuick @laurencurehd @SquawkCNBC @l_e_whyte

@Gibson61350 @MartinShkreli Literally why… what does that have to do with anything… company is dead

@MartinShkreli Time to buy rvph?

My guess is he is out today?

@chamath Everyone could learn how to aura farm from Chamath

Pod will be a banger. All Jensen all the time - from GTC! Up soon…

@LindyTasteful Yeah this is what every serious corpo job is like, sales, law, finance, engineering, all of it, that's what it takes in corporate america

Big Law women are a different breed.

@TyofTX @CivisXXI @bubbleboi If that's how you really feel, then if I were you I would be panicking and finding how you can get off the grid and all that ASAP, not hanging around on x dot com

@playerTwoQ @CivisXXI @bubbleboi You just described the entirety of his first term. I was hoping he learned from his mistakes but it doesn’t appear that way anymore.

Please follow the commodity guy with his own satellites lol

@CivisXXI @TyofTX @bubbleboi you guys act like trump just showed up in the WH and is unaware there are people constantly trying to sabotage him, it’s incredible

@playerTwoQ @TyofTX @bubbleboi Lol I’m pretty sure he meant that the president’s advisors are snakes and would hide the truth from him intentionally

@TyofTX @bubbleboi I think we can believe the same wild things but as far as intelligence goes, president is definitely getting what the intelligence services are getting, which is at least as good as what’s online, which is what you and I see

@playerTwoQ @bubbleboi You’d likely be surprised what I can believe in

@TyofTX @bubbleboi You can’t possibly believe this

@bubbleboi There is a decent chance we are being fed more truthful information than the President of the United States “Everything is going great Mr President.” “Here is shit on fire Anon.”

@ashwani_avgeek @ShaziGoalie I mean, I’ve worked a salaried 9-5 for 4 years and I can afford a 2.5m condo (assuming 500k downpayment), despite living dt alone and renting the whole time I wouldn’t assume it was an RE investor, could easily be a regular dude who gets a decent 6 fig salary for 10 years

@ShaziGoalie I’m sure someone who bought a “condo” for $2.5M is not a salaried hardworking 9-5 person or a small business owner who spent everything they had. Must be an investor/immigrant with poor math and interesting source of income and losing $700k wouldn’t be a big deal for them

Imagine losing $725,000 on a 3 bedroom Toronto condo after 4 1/2 years ...not counting the $100,000 in condo maintenance or the $45,000 in municipal taxes they paid over that time. The loss might be closer to $1,000,000 when you add in Toronto Land Transfer Tax, Realtor fees .

@USAWineLover @robert_ivanhoe @IPulseGroup @grok are there any publicly traded companies with equity in I-pulse? I think $IE was spun out of I-pulse, so maybe they have some equity? And $IVN may have invested or just bought services? But are any companies actually exposed via equity to I-pulse?

@playerTwoQ @robert_ivanhoe @IPulseGroup Ha! If iPulse/Mr. Friedland needs an old finance guy, I'm game. DM me.

The world needs to produce larger quantities of healthy food… and we need a new, better way without continuing to use the harmful chemical herbicides that damage our natural environment. We have launched #iTerra, which uses @IPulseGroup’s proprietary pulsed power technology and #AI to detect and kill weeds at the root with a concentrated electrical pulse. We do this without harming crops, disrupting soil microbiology or leaving any chemical residues. The dead weeds then remain in the soil, where they naturally decompose, supporting long-term crop performance. This is an incredible breakthrough in agricultural technology… watch this space for more! ipulse-group.com/i-pulse-launch…

@chamath Hi quality, nice to meet you!

Today I’m very excited to announce a global partnership between 8090 and EY. EY will adopt 8090’s Software Factory and use it to help their customers break free from slow, costly and failure-prone legacy enterprise software using our AI-native software factory that reimagines the software development lifecycle. EY is a massive global organization with more than 400,000 employees and tens of thousands of customers in every sector of the global economy. 8090’s Software Factory is the new way organizations can move to a focus on building software that is powerfully bespoke, hi quality, easy to maintain, easy to migrate and always consistent and up to date. No drift, no cruft, no waste. Companies that build with Software Factory grow faster, are more profitable and are more adaptable in moments of change like we are witnessing today. Let’s rewrite all the enterprise software in the world. EY and 8090 will work together to do its part.

@wesbos No way, layoff is a lot more likely IMO, I think there’s practically 0 chance they are being acquired by an AI company

Think Deno is being acquired by OpenAI? ~8 of their employees posted about no longer working there today, one said two weeks ago they resigned, none of them said layoffs. All on bluesky, while Ry is posting about ChatGPT water usage not being that much Always been a huge Deno supporter, curious to see so many leaving

@TechLayoffLover at my current burn rate I have +700 months of capital

A buddy from college hit me up last night out of nowhere. Dude was a senior product manager at Google. Pulled $320k+ TC no problem. House in Austin, three young kids, wife who stepped back from her career to handle the family chaos. Got cut in the latest restructure wave. Now he's watching the savings bleed out at $5,800+ a month just to keep the lights on and the kids fed. Mortgage, daycare for the toddler, school supplies, two car notes, health insurance COBRA kicking in soon. He crunched the numbers stone-cold: maybe four months before it's game over. He was always the loud one in the group—bragging about the stock grants, the remote flex, how Big Tech was bulletproof forever. Last night on the call he was quiet. Shaky. Admitted he's waking up at 3 a.m. staring at the ceiling thinking about what happens when the account hits zero. He's blasting applications. 250+ out the door. A couple recruiter DMs that fizzle. Screens that end with "we'll be in touch" and then silence. The market is ice-cold and every job posting gets 500+ applicants overnight. He said flat-out: "We thought we had it figured out. House, kids' college funds starting, vacations planned. Now I'm refreshing job boards at midnight wondering if we'll have to move in with my in-laws." You never think it'll be you. Until the access gets revoked, the calendar turns into a ghost town, and the mortgage statement shows up anyway. If you're still collecting fat TC at a FAANG or big tech shop thinking the golden handcuffs and network will always catch you… wake the fuck up. The runway disappears faster than you expect. DMs open if you're in the same spiral or watching someone you know crack under it. No judgment. Just real talk.

@amdshorn @riteshmjn That's the point though, too many people are willingly signing up for bad deals instead of deferring gratification I make +$300k, nearly $1m NW at 27. **I love cars** but I drive a $15k car I bought for cash Not saying economy isn't shit btw, ik it is, but its besides the point

@playerTwoQ @riteshmjn 95% of those cars are financed, if you can fog a mirror, you get approved

Since 2009, a Canadian who simply maxed their TFSA would have contributed about $109,000. With a reasonable long‑term equity‑like return, that portfolio should now be comfortably north of $200,000 – and every dollar of growth is 100% tax free. That’s why I call the TFSA the eighth wonder of the world. It’s compound interest on steroids: same math, but with the CRA completely cut out of your future gains and withdrawals. Now look at how few people are actually using it. Canada has 17 million TFSA holders yet only about 35,000 Canadians have TFSA balances between $200,000 and $1 million, and only a few hundred sit above $1 million. The number of people with more than $200,000 in what is arguably the most generous retail investment account in our history is a rounding error. This is a brutal indictment of our financial literacy. You don’t need exotic products, insider access, or heroic risk-taking. You needed to do three boring things: open a TFSA, invest consistently up to your room, and stay invested in productive assets for 15+ years. Instead, most households treat TFSA room like an afterthought while chasing housing FOMO, car upgrades, or speculative punts. The result: a country full of taxpayers, and almost no one taking full advantage of the one account where the government lets you compound wealth tax free for life. The opportunity is still there. But TFSA compounding is a use‑it‑or‑lose‑it game: every year you don’t contribute and invest is a year of tax‑free growth you can never get back.