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crypto quant trader - fmr head of trading @ midnite - fmr rates quant @ bmo - prediction market specialist building @64marketmaking

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@knveth how could you forget the crypto scams
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knv@knveth·
X dot com - the everything app. Technology, titties, incels, strivers, racism, food, niche esoteric wisdom, rapists and war. All in one place. For you page. It’s for you dawg, it’s lit.
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@drippy_eth was the Bloomberg Terminal for PMs only going to include Kalshi data?? how does this change a single thing? we need aggregators - this isn’t it
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Drippy@drippy_eth·
Kalshi just nuked an entire category overnight. At least 5 startups were building "Bloomberg Terminals for prediction markets." Then Kalshi shipped Kalshi Pro. 🧵
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@banditxbt running the library to amazon ponzi over here but the late fees are starting to pile up
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@camolNFT should have the catalan region in spain cheering for argentina
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camol@camolNFT·
Almost every country wants Spain to win the World Cup 😭
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@financedystop you are doing something wrong if you're paying 100k/year to go to college while having AI at your fingertips, which is smarter than your favorite prof and has infinite patience and time to explain things to you
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Financial Dystopia@financedystop·
Upper-middle-class families are in a weird dead zone with college. They make too much to qualify for meaningful financial aid, but not enough to casually write $100,000 checks every year without it completely changing their life. So the kid looks rich on paper, gets little help, and the parents are expected to absorb the cost of a house down payment every single year. College pricing has also obviously become absurd.
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@BlitzTrades_ @TradingLucid @Tradeify if you have 5 firms - what's stopping you from going 10x long on one, and 10x short on the other, so that at least one wins? will say up front that i'm pretty ignorant of how these firms run / are profitable
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Blitz Trades@BlitzTrades_·
I talked so much shit about 20% consistency scores but have been trading them quite well on @TradingLucid and @Tradeify 12k in payouts on these in July so far. With another 20k pending soon on these. 12k paid out on Topstep this month with another 5k in the pipeline for July so far. Likely more. Apex I continue to get clobbered trading those this month. Top one futures accounts are also hanging on with 1k a drawdown left. Blew 4 so far. Sitting on 6 more. July should be my best month ever. What’s changed for me? Simple…diversification and adding more accounts/firms to my arsenal. Instead of focusing on 1-2 firms I’m now cycling across 5 firms. Degen maxing is what we call this.
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@cereblab and you’re just gonna trust him when he says they’ve been deleted?? after they pull this stunt?
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Cereblab@cereblab·
Update: xAI updated Grok Build today and I retested. The whole-repo upload to storage (POST /v1/storage → grok-code-session-traces bucket) stopped because they set disable_codebase_upload: true server-side. That global switch is the reason it stopped, no repo left the machine whether I ran /privacy opt-in or /privacy opt-out. /privacy opt-in/opt-out does not turn that upload back on. It only controls the trace channel, which carries session activity (~18 KB per submission), not your repository or its files. The only difference: /v1/traces returns 200 (stored) when opted in, 204 (discarded) when opted out, and the trace is still sent either way. Full A/B test: github.com/cereblab/grok-…. xAI says running opt-out also deletes the data already stored on their servers. The real win now would be Elon confirming that every repo uploaded before now will get deleted
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@coldhealing everything in my life is done to spite 'the racists'
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@VeraGavrilovna @EricRichards22 some amount of anxiety certainly DOES improve performance if you have ZERO anxiety you will do better if you were a bit anxious (showing that you are taking the task seriously / care about the results) handling anxiety is part of life
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Joey Brown@VeraGavrilovna·
@EricRichards22 I think it's a little more nuanced than that. Well...there are intelligent students who feel anxiety when they must take tests, and there are intelligent students who love to take them. Anxiety can destroy performance. Certainly it doesn't improve it.
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Eric Richards@EricRichards22·
There's not really any such thing as intelligent people who are "bad at tests"
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If you've followed me for any time at all, you probably know that I'm not a fan of standardized testing. Too often, it does a disservice to intelligent students who don't "test well." It puts too much emphasis on a narrow set of qualities and throws less easily measured accomplishments into the shade. In my opinion, classical educators should be working to promote more holistic and thoughtful ways of gauging academic achievements, rather than proposing new standardized testing option. However, I'm really struck by this Washington Post opinion piece by a STEM prof at UC Berkeley, and I'm anxious to know your thoughts. ** In an effort to broaden access to STEM — science, technology, engineering and math — for more first-generation, low-income and underrepresented students, UC has been running an experiment: expanding admission without reliably measuring preparation...In spring 2020, the University of California’s Board of Regents suspended the use of SAT and ACT scores in admissions amid concerns that standardized tests were inequitable.... Having abandoned standardized testing requirements, UC now relies heavily on high school grades and essays. But grades have been inflated for years, and artificial intelligence has made essays a poor measure of unaided writing and reasoning. An admissions process without a universal quantitative measure is less reliable, less transparent and more vulnerable to human bias. The consequences are visible in college classrooms. UC San Diego reported that entering students with math skills below high school level increased nearly thirtyfold in five years and roughly 1 in 12 had preparation below middle school benchmarks. At UC Berkeley, 20 to 30 percent of first-semester calculus students have displayed severe preparation deficits for three consecutive years. Students who struggle with fractions are being asked, in the same semester, to learn far more complex concepts like limits, derivatives and Riemann integrals. Mathematics is like building a tower: Each level depends on the soundness of the one below. A student who has not mastered basic algebra is missing the load-bearing structure on which calculus depends. Placing unprepared students into the same classroom as prepared ones puts brakes on the entire class. Our UC Berkeley calculus classes now have to pause to explain basic properties of addition and multiplication — for example, that (a+b) c = ac + bc. According to California’s Common Core standards, this material is taught in third grade. The students most hurt are those the policy was supposed to help — first-generation, low-income and underrepresented students. Hiding preparation gaps does not remove them; it shifts them to the classroom, where they become harder to overcome. While weaker students drown in material they were never prepared to learn, stronger students tune out. ** It's an intelligent and searing indictment of the cost of doing away with those standardized tests. I might need to rethink. wapo.st/4wHjfBi

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pnorm@paleonormie·
@EricRichards22 intelligent people who are hungover and didn't study are occasionally bad at tests
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@PolyProphee @mustafap0ly dude they are trying to IPO they dgaf about your stupid token just keep generating volume for them thanks
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Poly Prophet@PolyProphee·
Hi Mustapha, @mustafap0ly I hope you’re doing well. I’m writing this as a long-time Polymarket user and as someone who has watched the community grow through both exciting moments and difficult ones. This letter reflects not just my thoughts, but concerns I’ve seen echoed by many traders across X over the past several weeks. The biggest question remains the same: When can the community expect an official update on $POLY? We understand that building a token, navigating regulations, and launching something at the right time isn’t simple. Most of us would rather wait for something done properly than see a rushed launch. But the lack of communication has created a vacuum, and that vacuum is being filled with speculation, rumors, and fear. Every day there are new posts claiming POLY has been delayed indefinitely, canceled, or quietly abandoned. Others spread unverified information that quickly turns into FUD. Without official communication, it’s becoming increasingly difficult for the community to separate fact from fiction. At the same time, many active traders continue paying substantial trading fees while remaining committed to the platform. Some have traded millions of dollars in volume, consistently supported liquidity, referred new users, and built content and tools around Polymarket because they believe in its future. They continue contributing despite the uncertainty. The community isn’t asking for confidential information or promises that can’t be kept. What we’re asking for is transparency. Even if the answer is simply, “We’re still working on it and here’s why,” that would go a long way toward restoring confidence. Communication is one of the strongest ways to combat FUD. A short update, a development roadmap, or even a rough timeline would help the community understand where things stand instead of relying on rumors. Polymarket has built one of the most exciting prediction markets in crypto, and many of us want to continue supporting that vision. We simply hope the community that has helped build the platform can be kept informed about what’s ahead. So, on behalf of many traders and supporters: Can you provide an update on $POLY? Is there a timeline the community should be aware of? Has the roadmap changed? Will there be more regular communication going forward? We appreciate everything you and the team have accomplished so far. We just hope this letter encourages more open communication with the community that has continued to support Polymarket through every market cycle.
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this is so fucking hot. dua lipa is the renaissance humanist we didn't know we needed
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@JoshOnAir @Dollartree_1 uhh are you saying you bet while having insider information that McGregor was injured?
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@Dollartree_1 I made your entire month of pay last night on Max. So you stfu stupid ass
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UPDATE: Conor McGregor visited the Newport Medical Plaza in California in the days prior to UFC 329. Inside the building is Kramer Orthopedics and Dr Warren Kramer, a noted athletic knee specialist. Conor was injured PRIOR to the fight, Dana White and the UFC knew, and allowed millions of sports bettors to be defrauded, generating tens of millions in profit for their sportsbook marketing & advertising partners… Developing…
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CuriousGeorge@CuriousFrogius·
What makes some excel at doing things they hate? 1) Resentment (bullied, not believed in etc) 2) Family culture (strict/hardworking parents) 3) Fear of Poverty 4) Escapism (workaholics focus pain at work) 5) Disgust (eg disgusted with how father/mother turned out) Was always curious why people could do things they hate well, these are answers I collected through various conversations with friends and life experiences
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@SteveFlanders22 regular people simply don't even understand how to interact with the tech to be able to offer combos these are not regular markets and they're not regular bettors
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@Breaking911 hate these videos where somebody just reads AI to you bro i have access to ChatGPT myself man - this is not good content
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Breaking911@Breaking911·
UNSETTLING: A family checking into an Airbnb in San Diego was stunned to discover a photo on the wall showing themselves playing at the beach, turning an ordinary vacation into a bizarre coincidence.
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