Dionysus

@clashreport this moron is no philosopher, lol

Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin: The internet could be issued in portions for good behavior. One needs to learn how to use the internet. You have to grow up to it, you have to earn it. By gradually transitioning into the virtual world, we are losing ourselves.

@zephyr_z9 Tried using Claude Pro for a simple powerpoint format change. It said I hit the limit after 10-15 minutes of processing the request. First use of the day. Utterly useless

ScamAI killed Pro

@wtnelson @citrini he is literally saying 'selloff in rates.' Would be one thing to say rates are rallying which again is pretty dumb because the rates aren't rallying, but the bonds are selling off; rates are just rising to reflect that.

This selloff in rates is closer to the beginning than the end imo.

@data168 insane numbers; tomorrow looking really green

$NVDA all yours Jensen

@paul_jkrause no other comes even close

Best book on World War I?

@iosif_lazaridis There is nothing wrong with the Introduction. Greek was not used in the West and even Plato's texts had not been translated into Latin until 1483. Byzantine scholars brought the "lost" Greek texts to Italy, which is hardly controversial; western Europe was in the dark ages.

Taking a red pen to Emily Wilson's Odyssey Introduction and to her first page.

@Athens_Stranger I took a class with Thomas Nagy on Homer, which became pivotal in making me pursue philosophy. His translations of Homer were also much better than anything else I had seen before.

It’s important for people to know what a serious intro course on Homer’s thought looks like with Final on the Odyssey This is the undergrad course I took on Homer the only time it was ever offered by an amazing professor of philosophy Included: Midterm, Final, Final Paper 1/5

Deutschland hat zu wenige junge Leute, und unter denen können 32% nicht richtig lesen. Wir fahren auf den Eisberg zu!

@zerohedge 20 bps or so ytd is not that sharp of a rise considering all circumstances

BofA's Hartnett: "bubbles always end with sharp jump in yields…JGBs +230bps in ’89, USTs +260bps in '99, China +150bps in '07"

@TBU12345678 out of greed? you must be retarded if you think you are acting on some different impulse, lol. Everybody is buying stock out of greed!

first time a bunch of people have asked me if “any news on $QCOM ”? how many of you idiots bought this turd out of greed?

@data168 I'm sure they will use it but likely once the stock is juiced up/when it hits 100+

Don't think so. They got 2.6 bln cash from bond sale, why bother with ATM? ATM is just like line of credit. They don't have to use it. $IREN

@NickTimiraos Not a very meaningful add to your post but Core CPI 12-month change should be 2.74331, no? (April-26: 335.423/ April-25: 326.467). I dont see how you got the 2.75 and rounded to 2.8

Core CPI was +0.376% in April, and the 12-month measure rounded up to 2.8% (+2.7502%). Core CPI has basically been moving sideways since October, but looked lower due to the data gap from the government shutdown.

@data168 bad numbers but would buy in the low 20s

$HIMS

@data168 Any updates on the $6b ATM sale? Did they tap any of that yet?

$IREN

@data168 you saw this coming; great work, brother! Fun to watch.

$NVDA $IREN

@data168 seems like somethimg is brewing here; maybe some news about to hit. One big day and we are over the 200d at 211. It has been a while for Oracle.

$ORCL

@themarketear @zerohedge you have been saying this for the last two weeks

When vols, memory pricing, and call chasing all go vertical together, you’re no longer trading fundamentals. You’re trading upside panic. zerohedge.com/the-market-ear…

@EveKeneinan go pray; thinking is clearly not for you.

As you get older, you really start to lose patience with Nietzsche's "Look at me! I'm SO different from the classic philosophers! I INVERT their teachings! Aren't I bold and cool and daring!?!?" No, Friedrich. I'm so very over that spell of yours. I was over it in my 30s. The only question that matters is Socrates' question: is it true? Nietzsche is like one of those modern artists who thinks "being good" requires "being original," and then won't make the best art he could, because it is "too similar" to some other artist's work. Do you think Aquinas cared that he frequently "sounded just like" Aristotle? No, and you shouldn't either. You should be much more worried about the question "Why don't I sound like Aristotle here? Where did I go wrong?"

the man was never particularly a bright bulb yet eroded at such speed toward the end of his life