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Software engineering is tiresome and complex. the motivation can just be 120k a year salary but the power you know you would have as an hedge fund manager if you understand deep computing. This is what is keeping going but I am tired

Money is faith; not manufacturing. @realDonaldTrump don't destroy pax Americana

@INFLUENCERandre @Strictlyirene you haven't look for a child before. this little ones can disappear in seconds immediately your attention is away

@Strictlyirene I think that's wrong, we're not dogs.

Their teacher took them for a walk and tied them up so they wouldn't get lost. Right or Wrong?

@ben_m_somers @ben_m_somers Implement a feature where by that if student didn't finish their task or got low grade you notify the parent immediately and also have compliance community management team that make sure teenagers finish their task. you also build parent children relationship along

We are building the AI education product that will replace School Looking for tutors & data labelers to help us build it. Rates from $50/hr -> $200/hr. Come help us delete school

“A twitter thread can’t change your life” the thread:

Mel Gibson: "I have 3 friends. All 3 of them had stage 4 cancer…and all 3 of them…don't have cancer right now at all." Rogan: "What did they take? Ivermectin and Fenbendazole?" Mel Gibson: nods "yes"

@GrimReminder93 @tunguz i just followed you.

@tunguz The most well made plans are usually the first casualties of war anyway. Best to just play it by their actions, see their objectives then hit them first. Constantly. Make their battle plans text for their tombstones.

How do you prepare against such an adversary???

@JBrooks844 serenity

@lunolaser @christinaqi the quant guy with the right strategies won't work for you he would rather safe up to start his own retail no one gives alpha a way because of salary even if you hire one you get over ritualistic guys who think data is the solution to the market. every data is a coin toss. bye

@christinaqi well, we're hiring if there are any quant grads reading this

The HFT industry is extremely top-heavy (~10 firms make up >90% of the industry's revenue), but every major university has a "Master in Quant Finance"-related program. This creates a very competitive pipeline, leading to many disappointed students and administrators. 🧵

@christinaqi Me and you know deep truth that successful nothing to do with that @christinaqi but let play a bit dumb.

When I was a first-time founder (hedge fund days) I tried the “we’re a special startup on a budget plz give us free shit” strategy once and ended up burning bridges with some very important service providers. Huge huge lesson learned.

@Tom62589172 @christinaqi bro you an insensitive person why the Nigerian being mentioned

@christinaqi Does it ever work? Isn't it easier to raise funds pretending to be Nigerian Royalty?

bold of startups asking for free shit from all of us 😂

@itsdevdaniel you are right

@VincentonGod Even with stack over flow, you had to code lots of stuff from scratch. You can only look up specific parts, and still need to tailor the stackoverflow answer to your case Now, you can just copy what you need fixing, and it will fix it.

I honestly feel coding is a bit dead with the help of AI. Yes - we still need engineers to code, but you can just prompt for help all the time now. Need something done i.e make a model class, with enums and db structure, just prompt it, then tweak it. Theres no more coding from "scratch".

@PeterAFrazier1 @kejca let me follow you

@kejca Intelligence is only a multiplier of the metrics for success. Human drive + Agency (strategy × persuasion × systems) × intelligence × domain knowledge × opportunity = success.

Warren Buffett: "Making $1 million a year looks great until this guy who sits next to you — who can't possibly be as smart as you — is making $1 million, too. Then the whole world turns into a very unfair place."

Nigerians X users are demonic.

@yabaleftonline don't block my sun: Diogenes

What?

I'm running a 7-day experiment! 🦀 Every day, I'll share an infographic created from my Rust Bootcamp video transcript using Nanobanana. Day 1: Hello World (Manual vs. Cargo). I’m really impressed by the quality. I might even create a mini e-book with them. Link below.

That headline hits hard, but the timing feels way too aggressive. Quantum computers that can break major blockchains would need stable, fault-tolerant qubits at a scale nobody’s close to yet. The real point isn’t “crypto breaks in 2028.” It’s that both Bitcoin and Ethereum will need to upgrade their signature schemes long before quantum computing becomes a real threat and those upgrades are already being researched. If quantum progress accelerates, crypto won’t sit still. Protocols adapt faster than people think.