Frank Edge

BREAKING: 🇵🇰 🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Pakistani sources claim the US & Iran have picked Islamabad to sign the memorandum Details emerging: • One-page MoU drafted • Text nearly finalized • Signing ceremony imminent

Peter Thiel has quietly relocated part of his life to Argentina, buying property in Buenos Aires and meeting frequently with President Javier Milei. The billionaire sees Argentina as both an ideological fit and a potential “Plan B” outside the U.S. People close to Thiel say he’s worried about America’s direction — especially higher taxes in California, political instability, nuclear conflict, and AI risks. Argentina appeals to him because it’s geographically isolated and now led by Milei, whose libertarian, anti-tax politics closely align with Thiel’s worldview. Source: NYT

Newlyweds and first-time expectant parents: you do NOT want a kitten. You do NOT need a puppy. You should NOT adopt that retired draft horse, that adorkable little lizard, or that trio of guinea pigs. Trust me. You can do it later. You're going to *really wish you did this laaaaater.*

Peter Thiel has temporarily relocated his family to Argentina, enrolled his children in school there, and bought property, partly due to Thiel’s concerns about the United States’ future, per NYT.

I Went From $3,000/Month on Claude to $5/Week on DeepSeek And honestly? 80% of my work is identical. For the past two months, I was burning $3-5K monthly on Claude Code. Every idea from design to development to testing - full end-to-end automation, even simulating users to test my products and provide feedback. Extremely token-intensive. But Claude's caching sucked, making it insanely expensive. Then I discovered DeepSeek V4. The numbers: • Claude: $5 input, $25 output per million tokens • DeepSeek: $0.28 input, <$1 output (with their current discount) • DeepSeek cached: $0.0002 - literally less than a penny The caching optimization is game-changing. Once DeepSeek has seen content, it basically stops charging tokens. My result: $5/week vs $1,000/week for the same workload. What works exactly the same: • UX modifications • Product development • Competitor research • Content writing • Code reviews Where Claude still wins: • Complex architectural decisions • Extremely nuanced problems But here's the thing - Claude has been getting dumber recently. It often says "done!" when it's clearly not done. Then apologizes but still doesn't finish the work. My current stack: • DeepSeek V4 Flash/Pro for 80% of daily work • Codex 5.5 for the hardest problems (more reliable execution) • Claude Code occasionally (because I already paid for it 🤷‍♂️) DeepSeek is also 3x faster than Claude. For tasks like "compare these repos" or "read this long document," DeepSeek finishes instantly while Claude takes 3+ minutes. Fun fact: I heard DeepSeek's speed comes from both optimization and gradually switching to Chinese chips (Huawei). If that's true, we might see even better performance later this year. Everyone's betting on Anthropic's rising valuation in secondary markets. But when 80% of daily dev work can be done faster, better, and cheaper by open-source models... Is Anthropic guaranteed to be the final winner? I think it's too early to call.

Indians in Frisco are planning a rally against native Texans Put waste management on alert, the place is bound to be covered in feces and trash

🚨BREAKING: BLACKROCK CEO LARRY FINK SAYS TRILLIONS FOR AI DATA CENTERS AND POWER GRIDS WILL HAVE TO COME FROM AMERICANS’ SAVINGS AND PENSION FUNDS SAYS “AMERICANS NEED TO THINK ABOUT GROWING WITH THE UNITED STATES”

Our seniors should not pay property taxes.