Jay

With the beginning of 2023, focusing more on - Connecting with more people - Focusing on building business/es - Exercising more - Getting into a good Medical College

The day a blind man sees. The first thing he throws away is the stick that has helped him all his life

Tech guy in Australia adopts a rescue dog. Dog has aggressive cancer. Months to live. Instead of accepting it, he spends $3,000 to sequence the tumor DNA. No biology degree. No lab. Feeds the data into ChatGPT and AlphaFold. Identifies mutated proteins. Matches drug targets. Designs a custom mRNA cancer vaccine. From scratch. A genomics professor reads it and is gobsmacked that a random dog owner did this. The hardest part? Ethics approval. Red tape takes longer than building the vaccine. Three months later it’s approved. First injection. Tumor shrinks. Dog’s coat becomes glossy again. Dog is alive and happy. Now the obvious question: If one guy with a laptop can do this for a dog… why aren’t we doing this for humans? One person. $3,000. Two AI tools. Just outperformed a process that normally takes pharma companies years. We’re about to cure a lot of diseases.

someone built an OPENSOURCE MILITARY RADAR that tracks multiple targets up to 20km away its called AERIS-10, full github repo schematics, PCB layouts, FPGA code, python GUI, everything under MIT license commercial phased array radar starts at $250,000. military surplus is $10,000-50,000 but its decades old analog junk with no electronic beam steering this does electronic beam steering at 10.5GHz, pulse compression, doppler processing, multi-target tracking on a real time map two versions: 3km range with patch antenna array, 20km range with 32x16 slotted waveguide array and GaN AMPLIFIERS custom frequency synthesizer, 16 front-end chips, FPGA doing all signal processing, GPS and IMU for ACCURATE target coordinates when the platform moves all gerber files included so you can order the PCBs and build it yourself one person built what defense contractors charge a quarter MILLION for and open sourced it

Galgotia University owners think that Indians are idiots and won't be able to figure out that this product was bought off the shelf from a Chinese company called Unitree and they are palming it off as their own 'innovation'

One of the most overlooked sources of toxic hormone disruptors are receipts: > Thermal receipt paper is often coated with Bisphenol-A (BPA) or its substitute, Bisphenol-S (BPS), which are endocrine-disrupting chemicals that can absorb into the skin. > Studies suggest that even brief 10-second exposure can exceed safe thresholds, potentially harming reproductive, metabolic, and hormonal health The thermal paper literally leaks BPA into your skin in seconds and then disrupts your hormones heavily: > BPA (Bisphenol A) is a potent endocrine disruptor that primarily mimics or blocks estrogen (estradiol), but also interferes with androgen, thyroid, and metabolic hormones > BPA instantly binds to estrogen receptors (ERa, ERb, GPER) and androgen receptors, causing reproductive dysfunction, decreased testosterone, altered FSH/LH levels, and metabolic issues like insulin resistance This one was wild for me and took me awhile to fact check, because we handle so many receipts in a single day and I couldn't believe it'd be this bad These days I try ask for a digital receipt or take a quick pic of the receipt without touching it a lot

Don't forget the Trump "silly thing" playbook: 1. Trump announces a silly thing 2. European Union says the silly thing is deeply concerning and it will consider its options 3. The Prime Minister of Japan calls Trump to discuss the silly thing and has a productive discussion about the silly thing , but is still concerned 4. UK Prime Minister would like to have a discussion with Trump to discuss the silly thing. Wants to position the UK in a moderate position halfway between the silly thing and normal things, to act as a bridge 5. Prime Minister of Israel calls Trump to discuss the silly thing and protect Israel from it 6. Rumours circulate that China will do a silly thing of its own 7. Russia stays quite, because Russia seems to benefit from the silly thing 8. Stocks crash and American business leaders want to speak to Trump to convince him that the silly thing is silly 9. Some say the silly thing is illegal and that it will go to the Supreme Court 10. Rumours circulate that Trump will cancel the silly thing 11. On @polymarket the implied probability that Trump will end the silly thing skyrockets 12. Trump denies that he will stop the silly thing, the price crashes. Stocks crash 13. Trump suddenly stops the silly thing. It was all a bluff! Art Of The Deal. Trump supporters say it was all 5D chess and somehow worked

MSCI JUST FOOLED EVERYONE WITH THEIR ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨 Today, MSCI announced that it'll not remove Bitcoin and crypto treasury companies from its indexes. This is big news, as it was creating a lot of uncertainty. But MSCI changed one rule, which will impact the treasury companies a lot. As per MSCI, it will not implement increases to number of shares. And this is a huge change. We all know that Strategy and other treasury companies issue new shares to raise money for buying BTC and crypto. Before this rule, big index funds that automatically follow MSCI indexes had to buy some of those new shares, which created a strong demand and allowed companies to issue more shares. But with new rule implementation, this is not going to happen. Index funds won't buy any of the new shares, which means issuing new shares no longer gets that free "passive buying" boost from huge funds. For those who are thinking this is a small deal, Strategy issued $15 billion+ in new shares in 2025. If they try to do something similar in 2026, MSTR will face a brutal crash due to no passive buying. But the real question is this: why did MSCI do this? If you don't know, MSCI was founded by Morgan Stanley and still has deep connections with the bank. Yesterday, Morgan Stanley filed fora spot Bitcoin ETF, and MSTR is a direct competitor. This is because a lot of investors put money in MSTR to gain passive exposure to BTC. Over the years, this has caused MSTR stock to rise, and it has also become the largest corporate holder. With MSCI's new rule, MSTR's ability to acquire more BTC will go down. Any attempt to dilute more shares will crash MSTR due to no passive demand. This will force large investors to pull out their money from MSTR and other treasury companies to put it into ETFs. And a good chunk of that will definitely flow into the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF given it's one of the largest banks in the US. So, MSCI didn't kill the FUD, but rather it killed the purpose of DATs.

i was tired of stupid people on road so i hacked my helmet into a traffic police device 🚨 while i ride, ai agent runs in near real time, flags violations, and proof with location & no plate goes straight to police. blr people - so now ride safe… or regret it.

comeback stronger in 2026...

@0xNairolf @P2Pdotme

we need a crypto payment app that is just: generate QR scan money transferred works everywhere, any token, no gas win

lord take my pain away and give it to wintermute

Say whatever the fuck you want Something broke in crypto on 10/10 People want to minimize this but the market simply does NOT function like it did for literally YEARS prior We are seeing massive bull markets in metals, AI, space stocks etc NOTHING makes its way to crypto ... We are getting ransacked and we deserve answers

Q4 has been disastrous.

MACHI BIG BROTHER IS ALMOST OUT OF MONEY Machi Big Brother is down to his last $1.3 Million on Hyperliquid. He is currently leverage long $29.1M of $ETH, and is down $50,000 currently. His liquidation is at $3164. Will he make it all back, or is it over for Machi Big Brother?

@malpani Bold take! Don't entirely disagree on this.

PW teachers are better at entertaining students than educating them ! Students have fun during the lectures - and remember nothing about what was taught during them after a few weeks !

November made me like

November might be the first red month for my algorithms since its live debut since June2025 Hopefully the choppy conditions are over and next week leads us to greenery recovery Liquid movement!

Liquidations on both the sides! Confusing moves since 1st Nov