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Reapz
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Yes, a 24GB Mac mini should handle both Perplexity Personal Computer and OpenClaw running alongside.
Both are built for always-on Mac mini setups with local app/file access—OpenClaw as your chat-controlled agent (often fine on 16GB base but smoother with more RAM), and Personal Computer as a secure Perplexity-linked daemon.
They run as background processes, so no inherent conflict if you manage permissions carefully. Monitor CPU/RAM in Activity Monitor initially, especially during heavy tasks.
Worth testing once the waitlist opens!
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Announcing Personal Computer.
Personal Computer is an always on, local merge with Perplexity Computer that works for you 24/7.
It's personal, secure, and works across your files, apps, and sessions through a continuously running Mac mini.
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Spent 2 weeks built a team of investment analyst agents using @openclaw, iterated dedicated skills bundles for each one. after they have been talking with each for a week on diff venture side requests, now i just trop the deck url into the group chat and they run pitch meeting prep better than anyone, surfacing all critical signals and suggest how to prob
Cross-pollination of skills is also insane, @allenday built a "macro event simulator" for fun and now our investment agents learned it to run solid investment simulation. all cost $200/month
Since the Industrial Revolution, “high economic growth = high employment” was somehow the default mental model for new workforce. Only the big crash/depression/stagnation could kill jobs. That assumption is breaking very fast. I honestly dont see any needs to hire analyst level job at all, unless they might have prop insight/taste/contrarian view or access.
Over the next few decade as we may be entering an era of ultra-high growth, ultra-high unemployment, unless “work” itself, and the structure of talent supply, can adapt fast
The future is here, just not evenly distributed
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@NoLimitGains Insider ratios spike almost every late-cycle phase.
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🚨 THIS IS NOT NORMAL
Insiders are dumping shares at the fastest pace since 2021.
Meanwhile retail is buying at levels we have LITERALLY never recorded before.
The insider sell/buy ratio in January hit 4.83.
Executives sold nearly 5 shares for every 1 they bought.
The most extreme reading in FIVE YEARS.
– Johnson & Johnson’s CEO sold 100,000 shares.
– Royal Caribbean’s CEO dumped 94,000.
– Executives at Amazon, Hasbro, DraftKings, all selling.
The people running these companies are quietly heading for the exits.
Goldman Sachs data shows hedge fund short-selling at the single stock level hit an ALL TIME RECORD in early February.
Short sales outpaced long buys 2 to 1.
Institutions pulled $8.3 BILLION out of US equities in a single week.
Those with access to the most insider information are selling, and retail investors are buying every share being sold to them.
What happens next is pretty obvious. I’ll share an update tomorrow.
I’ve been here for 20+ years, and when I make a new move in the markets, I’ll say it here publicly because I want you to win.
My tweets are very time-sensitive because the market moves fast, so turn on notifications.
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Life Update:
Graduated from @uniofwarwick and officially went full-time Web3 at @BlockchainFF VC.
Grateful to everyone I met along this journey. If you’re a project founder looking to raise funds, please drop in my DMs 🤝
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