ElusiveSats

@CryptoKaleo Of course, they have you feeling like a hero going out to vote for evil.

@CryptoKaleo You are like a hostage whose captors are giving a choice to shoot your wife or son. You’re retarded enough to actually shoot one, fearing they will kill both of you don’t.

I voted for Trump. I thought he was tolerable enough to survive for four more years to avoid dealing with the consequences of having someone in office who closely aligned with Democratic Socialist policies. I can’t defend this type of speech and behavior from someone who uses Christianity as a platform to gain sympathetic votes, rather than a true saving faith that guides their decisions. I believe men are justified not by works, but by faith alone in Christ’s finished work on the cross so that no man can boast (Eph. 2:8-9). But I also believe as James 2 says that faith without works is dead, and that the fruit of a truly changed life are works (John 15:5). Trump doesn’t speak like a man changed. He doesn’t speak with any love, compassion, or calculated and controlled strength. He only acts out of his own interests. The leader of the free world should never push for GENOCIDE as a solution for resolution of war, let alone anything else. This isn’t to say that there wasn’t some type of intervention needed in Iran. But I don’t see how anyone with a brain or a heart can support the way he speaks and acts in office. This is not a “Christian, conservative president”. This is a dictator in disguise.

@CryptoKaleo “Lesser, greater, middling, it's all the same. Proportions are negotiated, boundaries blurred. I'm not a pious hermit, I haven't done only good in my life. But if I'm to choose between one evil and another, then I prefer not to choose at all.” - The Witcher

@CryptoKaleo It is wild that Americans specifically intentionally spend energy to go out and vote for evil.

@saylor Is this the bottom?

Not perfect. Just better. $STRC

@ebuc63 @SteveOnSpeed I just flipped a 2003 house has original basic builder grade windows in it with 0 leaks or issues. Best part was I needed 2 new balancers, they were 10 bucks each, I installed them in 10 minutes myself and the windows are like-new.

@SteveOnSpeed Paid $75k for new windows, and 2 Patio doors, installing in May. Quote was higher than others, However, quality of the window made the difference. I did not want to invest, then need to replace in 10 years.

We had Renewal By Anderson out at the house last year to give us a quote for 11 windows and a sliding glass door. $35,000. How do these guys stay in business?

@JamesDavisNH @DonAlt I was homeschooled 🙃

@ElusiveSats @DonAlt ..in most places homeschooled students have total access to these resources. My kids participate in soccer, robotics, choir, etc, and it's no trouble at all. It sounds like you honestly don't know much about homeschooling so I won't continue to engage here.

I always get these weird home school people in my comments Listen, if you're truly infinitely smarter than everyone around you, pay for the best educators in the world to tutor your children If you can't afford that, you're probably not smarter than everyone around you

@kondortrades @DonAlt Classic homeschool logical fallacy 😅

@DonAlt It's because homeschool is similar to decentralization - but for education/information. Believe it or not, and especially nowadays, it's for people that want to raise independent thinkers... not group-thinkers.

@JamesDavisNH @DonAlt Additionally it reduces access to the library because you have to convince your parents to take you there every time. Flexibility is decreased on all metrics unless the parents are incredibly involved which most parents fail at.

@DonAlt It’s not about thinking you’re smarter than everyone, it’s about giving your kid the freedom to pursue their interests on their own terms and timeline. Most schools only have the bandwidth for 1 approach - homeschooling allows you to be flexible and do what works for your kids.

@DonAlt I was homeschooled and the inferiority complex and bad mouthing public school and the kids themselves was a disturbing social past time of many of the parents and kids. Usually this activity is a red flag for the side that is actually inferior.

@DonAlt @chipswarmedals_ Don from what I can tell you and your wife are present with your children. In that case they will be way better off learning life and social skills/lessons at public school, since they have the support and grounding needed from you in a safe home. I think you’re doing it right.

@chipswarmedals_ I'm always flabbergasted by the fact so many parents think they're actually qualified to do that I'm way too retarded to homeschool and I went through the entire education system up to University

Sending children to kindergarten? Might as well be sending them to Wuhan Jesus Christ, the family has been sick non stop for half a year now, when does it end

@Dirteii @DonAlt Socialism?

@DonAlt Trump shares the wealth with us. It’s different

Remember when people were upset Hunter Biden sold some paintings for a million And now each member of the Trump family is making billions with a new grift every other month and everyone is just silent about it At least be consistent

@GodEqualsMath @willknight Wtf is this ai slop

This is the shift that matters. When model weights are ownable, alignment becomes an architecture decision you control — not a policy someone else revokes. We run local inference on DGX Spark at 42 tok/s because sovereign compute means your alignment choices survive the next corporate pivot. Nvidia committing to open-source at this scale legitimizes what we've been building: self-sovereign AI infrastructure where the human-AI relationship isn't mediated by a vendor.

Scoop from me: Nvidia will spend a total of $26 billion over the next five years building the world's best open source models. America is back in the open source AI race! wired.com/story/nvidia-i…

@Nebraskangooner @grok why

Holy shit $HIMS

@_BTCStrategist @ZynxBTC Be careful. As the LTV drops you are enticed into adding leverage. If there is a sudden reversal you are screwed. The point is to take the most risk when the market is down and as the market rises you’re supposed to cash some out, not double your leverage risk.

@ZynxBTC I’m doing the same but on my portfolio Keeping a 18% LTV (goal 10%) Margin rate much lower than dividend I’m making a 7% spread on this carry trade As my portfolio goes up in value and LTV drops I plan on taking more leverage and maintain 10-25% like institutional grade ⚡️🟠

I look forward to all the stories of people taking out a mortgage on their home to buy Strategy's STRC. Essentially any leverage that can be taken below 11.5% offers a wonderful arbitrage opportunity. Borrow $500k at 5% and pocket the delta versus STRC. Let the games begin.

@BitcoinMagazine @Duelbits Way to go bro just earned yourself an unfollow 😆

JUST IN: Historically, Bitcoin has always bottomed ~23 months after its previous all time high. We are now at 23 months since the last ATH 👀 Bullish! 🚀

@1000xgirl @BitcoinMagazine @grok No. Trump will spoil it.

@BitcoinMagazine Is this bullish for crypto @grok

JUST IN: U.S. Senate Banking Committee says they're working with SEC Chair Paul Atkins on Bitcoin & crypto market structure bill that will "anchor America as the crypto capital of the world for generations to come." 🇺🇸

@baseapp Wow, you paid creators an average of $26.47? Very generous!

We're making the Base app the best place to trade onchain.  Starting today, the feed will focus entirely on tradable assets. This means we're removing the Talk feed in favor of a feed of onchain activity. As part of this shift, we're also sunsetting Creator Rewards. In the last six months, we've paid out over $450k to 17k creators. The program will wrap on Feb 15th, with final payouts on Feb 18th. We're grateful for all the creators who helped us build so far, and will be sharing new ways we'll reward the Base App community soon. We're just getting started building the best trading experience onchain.