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Seeker of truth and humor. Follower of finance, tech, politics, health, comedy, art, entertainment, marketing, and video games.

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Low Key@Low_Key_Low_Key·
The funniest part of the election was this guy talking to Elon Musk about pooping on Mark Cuban.
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Low Key@Low_Key_Low_Key·
@patrickbetdavid The data is only about companies who claim to be hiring. It does not show any actual hiring statistics or if any of those people are American.
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Low Key@Low_Key_Low_Key·
@amitisinvesting Dude, both Caktus and Basis Points are fantastic! My only gripe is I don’t like the name “Basis Points” because it sounds too much like “Breaking Points” (which is an MSNBC type of news channel on YouTube).
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amit@amitisinvesting·
Really happy people are enjoying the channel. I told Caktus to relax today but this guy does not stop. Second-by-second curated updates (not AI) on the Iran War today via negotiation updates, impact on crypto, oil futures, and so much much more. 7,800 of you have already joined. I genuinely believe it is the single best feed for markets coverage to keep up with daily. This whole project has also given me a new appreciation for WhatsApp and $META because I did not realize that so many MILLIONS of channels distribute content via WhatsApp channels…most of us probably use it as a messaging app but the idea of brands being built in channels to syndicate real time distribution is something Meta should easily be able to scale and monetize effectively. You can join the feed below and try it out, really is a game changer in my opinion to crowd out the noise and get the updates. Thank you to everyone who joined and glad people are getting value from it!
amit@amitisinvesting

Introducing CaktusJxck – a curated feed of second-by-second updates around the markets, 24/7. Caktus is a human being, not an AI bot, who was watching my market open/close streams for the past 2 years. Over the course of a few months, he started posting headlines in my chat, and I started literally relying on his comments to run my stream. Late last year, I decided to formalize the relationship and began paying him to create a curated feed for me. It became the single biggest contributor to my ability to not only understand the market, but many times also trade on the news given how strong his curation and speed was. Throughout the day, even when I am not live, I am using this feed more than anything else to get news about the markets. If you care about keeping up with stocks, you should join this. I cannot stress how incredible he is at curation, which is the hardest part about a newsfeed, most feeds just spam useless headlines that really don’t provide anything relevant whereas Caktus actually finds the best articles, X posts, videos, etc. and does them in a SECOND-BY-SECOND timeline that is relevant to the moment. He is NOT an AI bot and he is working literally 12-hours a day just doing this. He’s taken one day off for me in the past 8 months of working together. Now, one thing about Caktus is he’s had a tough few years. Testicular cancer, stomach cancer, thyroid issues, lost his job due to a hand trimmer and his spine is thinning as well. I say all this to say, he has found real purpose and joy in doing what he does for me and I had the idea to open-source this to all of retail because I really do think it is the best alternative to a Terminal newsfeed that most people can’t pay $25K a year for. He prides himself on being the quickest, most accurate, and most diverse quality with relevant news. The cost? Completely free. No strings attached. No upsells. No surprise offer. It is 100% completely free and always will be. However, if you’d like to support the project, you can contribute $5/month. For $60/year, I think you will find the feed more valuable than you can imagine, but it is free for anyone to join. Link below, we are currently using a WhatsApp Channel to syndicate, if there is demand for telegram we will add that to the mix but for now WhatsApp is the core distribution for the feed. Join and give it a spin for a few days – looking forward to any feedback!

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Mike Wang
Mike Wang@zmwang·
Dining at one of our favorite restaurants in the Bay Area. Can you guess? Scheming and dreaming a thing here. Stayed tune for a future Mike + Cyan experience.
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Dave Rubin@RubinReport·
Absolutely spectacular…
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Low Key
Low Key@Low_Key_Low_Key·
@Grummz BAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAGAHGAGAHAHAHAHAHAABAHAA.
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Grummz@Grummz·
Zohran Mamdani. Mayor of NYC, decided to start a twitch channel but forgot to hire mods. What happened next is obvious.
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Bridget Phetasy@BridgetPhetasy·
Colbert retiring is not like Carson. People watched Carson.
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Jaeger Media@jaegermedia1·
It’s weird how cult classics kinda just stopped being a thing. We’ll likely never again see a Boondock Saints, Fight Club or Donnie Darko and that makes me sad.
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Low Key@Low_Key_Low_Key·
@threejs This is really impressive.
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TMZ@TMZ·
Would you consider Spencer Pratt's campaign ad misleading now that it's revealed that he lives in one of LA's premier hotels rather than the trailer on his lot? 🤔
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TMZ@TMZ·
Spencer Pratt is firing back at claims he misled voters about living in a trailer after critics called him out for staying at Hotel Bel-Air. 🗣️
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Kyle Becker
Kyle Becker@kylenabecker·
It's interesting. I read both the Odyssey and the Iliad a few years ago. I have no idea why the progressive left would even want to "reimagine" an epic war story set in ancient Greece. Unless they wanted to warp it to fit supposed modern tastes. Thus, this film will likely seem more like an attack on Western Civilization than an honest retelling, regardless of the intention.
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Low Key
Low Key@Low_Key_Low_Key·
@micsolana No, Mike. It needs to bomb. This is important. Stay away from it,
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Mike Solana@micsolana·
ok we’ve had our fun but the truth is nolan doesn’t make bad movies. i’ll be seated.
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Low Key@Low_Key_Low_Key·
@itsolelehmann I would never trust a robot App Store. There are FAR too many dangers in using something like that because foreign adversaries and criminals can make an app that tells robots to do an infinite number of harmful things.
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Ole Lehmann
Ole Lehmann@itsolelehmann·
/GOAL GUIDE FOR NON-TECHNICAL PEOPLE /goal is the most time-saving feature in all of AI right now. It's a new command in Codex, Claude Code, and Hermes that keeps the LLM working towards a goal until it's complete. Basically autopilot for complex AI tasks. Here's how it works under the hood: 1. You type /goal and describe the end result you want 2. The AI starts working 3. After every step, it checks itself: "am I done yet?" 4. If no, it keeps going 5. If yes, it stops and tells you Which means you never have to type "keep going" again. When to actually use it: Use /goal for big jobs where you'd otherwise have to go back-and-forth with it a lot. Stuff with a lot of steps and a clear finish line: > "Build my course landing page: hero, 5 modules, 3 testimonials, FAQ, and Stripe checkout" > "Migrate my 80 blog posts from WordPress to Beehiiv, fix every broken image and internal link along the way" > "Process every customer support ticket from last month: categorize them, draft template replies, and document the top 5 recurring issues" Don't bother with /goal for simple tasks like "write me a tweet" or "explain X to me." Regular prompts are fine for those. Save /goal for the long, messy jobs. The reason it's so awesome: You set the destination once and the AI runs the whole job in the background. Fire one off, close your laptop, go for a walk, work on something else, and come back to a finished result. No babysitting or constant back-and-forth, because it doesn't need you in the loop anymore. Here's how to write effective /goal prompts (so you don't waste time/tokens): Paste this into Claude Code, Codex, or Hermes: "Write me a /goal prompt. Ask me what I'm trying to do first, then keep asking follow-up questions until you can describe 'done' in specific, measurable terms." Take what it gives you, type /goal at the front, and run it. Then walk away and come back to a finished job.
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Low Key
Low Key@Low_Key_Low_Key·
@Not_the_Bee This is super hilarious, but you need to give credit to whoever created this, guys.
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Low Key@Low_Key_Low_Key·
@eurogamer You did not grow up in America in the 90s. Your opinion is disqualified.
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Eurogamer@eurogamer·
Mixtape is earnest, cringe, and totally misunderstood. In other words, this is the perfect teen video game. Our review: eurogamer.net/mixtape-review
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Low Key@Low_Key_Low_Key·
@DMC_Ryan Yes, it is super nostalgic because in the 90s all the suburban White girls were high level skaters who listened to the Transformers movie soundtrack while they aggressively roamed the suburbs for booze and weed.
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Ryan McCaffrey@DMC_Ryan·
Finished Mixtape. As someone who was a teenager in the '90s, same as the kids in this game, it really clicked with me. A lot of the sequences were really surprising and delightful (and a few were outright hilarious), and I connected with the story it told.
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Low Key@Low_Key_Low_Key·
@JeffGrubb Is this about all the crazy leftists who threatened people for simply streaming Hogwart’s Legacy?
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Grubb@JeffGrubb·
100,000 bitchass gamers who have not played something all have the same opinion about it, and then they turn around and accuse 50 reviewers of groupthink. That is so funny to me.
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