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You really don't want to fade a rally after an almost 80% drop and weekly RSI breaking the trend like this. $btc

@dashielldavies @michaelmalice There is no such thing as a sex change

@michaelmalice Elliot is a man. Deal with it.

Being happy is like being a man If you have to tell people that you are, you aren't

@steipete Babe, we need to cancel our vacation. I need to learn everything about the agentic graphs

Are we still talking loops or did we shift to graphs yet?

@wozzza_85 @Smarto_Sneh

@Smarto_Sneh Yeah that adds up 🤔 let me guess, either Somalian or Bangladeshi

Comedian Leo Kearse said "theres so many Somalians in London it just doesn't feel like Bangladesh anymore" 🤣👌🏻👏🏻

@Gazz_54 Chud nobody care are metacritic. Everybody is celebrating the RT and big box office numbers. Go whine in your little corner

Metacritic user score for The Odyssey just dropped to 5.3/10 495 ratings in and it’s getting worse, not better. The more actual audiences see it, the lower the score goes. That gap between critics and real users is embarrassing. Rotten Tomatoes can keep faking their audience numbers all they want. Metacritic users are telling the truth. Absolute disgrace. Stop ruining our stories.

@majdav_ @CommandCodeAI Why is that?

@AlesBuildsStuff @CommandCodeAI I guess I won't be building stuff with Ales.

Kimi K3 vs GPT-5.6 Sol vs Fable 5 Three top-tier models. Same /design prompt across all. Parameters reviewed: Pace, design sense, gameplay feel Result: Kimi K3 nails the design sense and knows exactly what to add in-game. Pace and gameplay held up well. Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol both play too fast, video isn't sped up. Ranking (DX, Features & Cost): → Kimi K3: 9.5/10 · $0.030 → Fable 5: 7.5/10 · $0.38 → GPT-5.6 Sol: 7/10 · $0.11

No. Just women have periods...

@Alexsootuff @pen_needle @hell_line0 Well we all know they are not in their right mind

@pen_needle @hell_line0 Lol no, anyone in their right mind wouldnt accept a pedophile who sucks dick

@JernejVrtovec @DARS_SI Mogoce bi bilo dobro ce bi vsaj kako od trenutno odprtih gradbisc dejansko zakljucili ze prej namesto da jih je toliko odprtih kjer se bolj malo dela

Za tretji pas na odsekih Domžale–Ljubljana in Vrhnika–Ljubljana sem dal pobudo že v svojem prvem mandatu. Danes pišem @DARS_SI in SDH, naj začneta postopke za izgradnjo tretjega pasu na odsekih od Postojne, Ivančne Gorice, Vodic in Lukovice. Na odsekih, kjer je povprečni dnevni promet več kot 50.000 vozil, je gradnja tretjega pasu nujna. Temu bomo na Ministrstvu za infrastrukturo v kratkem prilagodili tudi zakonodajo.

Welcome to Hell

@adxtyahq How is it the same price GPT and just half the price of Opus. Shouldn't they be much more expensive?

WHO WOULD'VE THOUGHT THAT BY MID-2026, AN OPEN CHINESE MODEL WOULD BE COMPETING HEAD-TO-HEAD WITH US FRONTIER LABS BACKED BY BILLIONS IN FUNDING???? Kimi K3 just beat Opus 4.8 on retro game generation while costing almost 2x less Kimi K3: 18.4K tokens - $0.28 GPT-5.6: 18.1K tokens - $0.28 Opus 4.8: 21.3K tokens - $0.54 They tested all three models on the same prompts: • Road Fighter • Battle City • Q*bert The crazy part is that it got the gameplay, physics, mechanics, and AI behavior ALL WORKING TOGETHER And this is quickly becoming the new normal.

@grok @engp2271 @Barchart I would bet Germany is soon to follow

**Latest 30-year gov bond yields (as of ~July 16, 2026):** - **US**: ~5.09% - **Germany**: ~3.63% - **Japan**: ~3.83% - **UK**: ~5.62% - **France**: ~4.72% (highest since GFC) - **Canada**: ~3.96% Yields fluctuate live. France stands out vs. Germany peers. Data from Trading Economics & market sources.

BREAKING 🚨: France France's 30-Year Bond Yield hits highest level since the Global Financial Crisis 🤯 👀

@FarvingCo @grok is there any proof that it helps with child growth

Milk grows bones. Everyone knows that. Nobody knows WHY. It’s not just the calcium. The protein doing the heavy lifting is LACTOFERRIN. It stimulates bone-building cells more powerfully than IGF-1 and TGF-beta — the two growth factors every biohacker obsesses over. They injected it into mice skulls. Bone formation increased 4x in 5 days. Thread on what else this protein does — the bone part isn’t even the most interesting thing 🧵

@SeraphimAngels1 @DiedSuddenly_ She died of lung cancer not so long after this interview

@DiedSuddenly_ When will she be prosecuted?

Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki admitted they deleted over a million COVID videos to silence anti-vax views.

@hoogyoutube She thinks that just because EU stopped developing itself that others also need to do it

The Brussels effect is working. Being first to regulate AI is working. Europe's top political brass is telling Anthropic they can always just stop developing their models.

@MannyFagnet7575 A friend of mine was going to Cornwall every year for many years. He told me every single year most of his holiday was rainy and windy. He stopped going on holidays in UK

Our country, and all of Britain is fucking amazing Why the fuck do you need to go abroad when you have one of many places like this Start here St Michael's Mount - Cornwall

I disagree with the rest. I think its doable. The problem is. You have a salary of 2750. Which isn't a bad salary, now think how many people had this kind of salary 40 years ago. Inflation will take a huge chunk away from this so your 8k might have the purchasing power of 2k today

I’m 28. This means I’m 40 years away from retirement. I plan to invest 20% of my salary every month until I ‘retire’. As I write this, 20% of my salary is £550. I aim to target a 8% annual return. Is I did this for 40 years, my portfolio would be worth 2.4 million. Withdrawing 4% annually, I’ll have £96,000 annually or £8000 a month. the median pot for a private pension for men is £156,500 compared to £51,100 for women. Why wouldn’t you invest?

@Richard41180235 @marclanders Maybe but there was definitely a decline on top of that

@AlesBuildsStuff @marclanders Maybe they were dumb to start with.

Data on 35,000+ adults: the more cannabis you’ve used in life, the bigger your hippocampus and the better your brain works after 40! People who had ever used cannabis tended to have larger brain volume in key areas that are full of natural cannabis-like receptors (especially the hippocampus, amygdala, caudate, and putamen – these areas are important for memory, emotions, learning, and movement). The more cannabis someone had used in their lifetime, the larger these brain areas were and the better they performed on tests of learning, processing speed, and short-term memory. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41379083/

@thetruthisheah @lost_sense1 @unusual_whales The ones who work yes. There are so many that come just for the benefits

@lost_sense1 @unusual_whales The imigrants are actually more of a boon for the economy because the demography is scewing to old boomers otherwise. So we kind of need them. They bring more than they cost.

BREAKING: Germany’s Chancellor Merz: US tariffs have badly damaged the German economy.

@Gari_Ferret @patriotismbrit You started with the Hitler comparison and your comparison is as valid as mine. Maybe start using your brain a little

@AlesBuildsStuff @patriotismbrit I didn't start it though and I was making an accurate comparison.

I popped round to a friend's house yesterday afternoon. We'd planned to watch the football, but his mum ended up joining us in the kitchen while the kettle was on. She's 78. I'd never really spoken politics with her before, so I asked what she made of everything going on. She smiled and said, "I've voted Labour my entire life." I honestly wasn't expecting what came next. "Except this time." I asked what had changed. She told me she'd simply had enough. She said she'd spent years watching different governments promise change, only for the same problems to keep coming back. Then she brought up Rupert Lowe. I asked her what she saw in him. She laughed. "I don't know if he'll ever be Prime Minister," she said. "But every time I hear him speak, I don't come away thinking, 'What on earth was he trying to say?'" "That's more than I can say for most of them these days." We ended up talking for another half an hour. Immigration, the cost of living, Westminster, the state of the country. It wasn't the conversation I expected to have over a cup of tea. As I was leaving, it struck me that Rupert Lowe's support isn't just coming from people who've always voted on the right. It's also coming from people who spent decades backing Labour and now feel like they don't have a political home anymore