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@StonkChris @WadeBlazinggame I think the analysis makes sense, it's the market that doesn't. But apparently we are in a time where we need to analyze the market, not the tech report lol

@WadeBlazinggame I never delete tweets. Authenticity matters and part of that is showing wins and misses. We’re all imperfect as traders, and not every setup is going to play out the way you expect. That’s part of the game.

Welp…can’t win them all ❌ $NOW

At this point I think the market will only react positively if any of the companies like $NOW reportedly eliminates HQs of AI labs😅 NGL BTFD when you can.

@stack3mpty @sukie234 软算是移民政策support比较好的公司了，内部邮件群有看到很多从国内L1或者O1来的，反正加油吧，如果想来就走这条路，别抱着能留下来的心态攒点钱体验一下不咋地的生活品质和还可以的wlb也是可以的😆

@bestnotype @sukie234 嗯呢 应该只有这条路了

我用我的亲身例子跟大家说美国NG是真不行了。 我已经听太多同事跟我讲他们是刷了1000道leetcode题进厂的，我觉得这件事完全是浪费生命🫠 而且今年抽签情况也不容乐观，移民局各种审核卡签证，h1b抽到了也是坐牢。 ai作弊的越来越多，面试题越来越刁钻，以前NG只需要会做leetcode就行，现在普遍要讲system design 而且考的很难（面完会手抖的程度） 至于面试进去之后做的内容基本上高中生都能做，而且相当螺丝钉化，避免一个人过于重要，所以跳槽的时候你也会发现几乎没什么特别值得写在简历上的项目，因为没什么社交，所以社会化程度也很低。 房租嘛被那些早来硅谷拿大包的人炒到天上去，NG一个月到手一万刀，1/3拿去交房租，剩下的扣除401k所剩无几，外食小费18%起，食堂的盐水油盐混合物让人疯狂长胖，日复一日的罚坐和跟印度人内耗中消耗掉宝贵的20s人生。 想学习点新技术，下了班只想咸鱼躺，或者仔细想想对跳槽无帮助不如再做两道leetcode题。 咱们出生晚两年，一辈子只能当鼠鼠人中的鼠中鼠，你我都赶不上15年会做easy题进大厂的黄金时代了，只能放手一搏，听天由命。

@stack3mpty @sukie234 大厂l1呗，可能微软算是能走这条路的大厂了

@sukie234 我目前在上海，快三年经验，想去美国打工的话，是不是就剩下l1b了。没有任何美国背景。

@HE0731ARS @SarahPierceEsq @ReichlinMelnick @USCISJoe That's called a Ponzi Scheme🤣

@SarahPierceEsq @ReichlinMelnick @USCISJoe The most concerning part is that millions of dollars have been collected from applicants, yet there is still no clear communication or proper adjudication. What’s this called?

USCIS lost thousands of employees last year. Its application backlog is at a record high—nearly double its 2020 level. And its Fraud Detection division is larger than ever. Yet @USCISJoe keeps finding new ways to shift agency resources from adjudication to deportation.

@sukie234 @Ca1nCrypto 去加拿大tcn yes，面完就avr回美

@Ca1nCrypto 真是坐牢，境内转h1b就不能回国，回国被check offer直接没了 还有在入境的时候海关怀疑你，把你给拒绝入境 各种鬼故事

@pudgybunnybry @Disney Nah they won't update shit. Put a sticker on that auditorium and bang you are Infinity vision certified. Basically how AMC handles their XL format

@Disney All that I get from this is that ticket and concession prices will be going up as theaters race to update their tech.

Just announced at #CinemaCon:   Infinity Vision — A new certification for premium large format theaters designed to signify to audiences the biggest, brightest, and most immersive cinematic experiences.   Infinity Vision sets a new benchmark for theatrical presentation, certifying auditoriums that meet rigorous technical standards, including a focus on: •The largest screens for maximum scale  •Laser projection for superior brightness and clarity  •Premium audio formats for fully immersive sound Beginning with the September 25 re-release of Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Endgame and followed by the December 18 release of Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Doomsday, audiences will be able to seek out Infinity Vision-certified screens and see the film on the grandest possible scale.

@Sajwani The market sell the futures

Oil prices are sinking as if Strait of Hormuz is now fully open… where is the disconnect ?

@Run_1984_ @_FORAB 转手直通ICE和Palantir，给人人都监控打个分😅

@_FORAB 有人截图说这是Xchat的权限要求，如果是真的，那是不可能有什么隐私的

马斯克最后还是做社交了，各地区的苹果商店，已经上架 X Chat 应用下载预定，它支持 • 端到端加密聊天 • 阻止屏幕截图和录制 • 可删除所有人的消息 • 跨设备语音或视频通话 • 聊天阅后即焚或自动消失 • 数百人的大型群聊，支持 X 账号 简直是一个大型的隐私聊天应用，TG 这下完了。

@George2000025 这数据网上根本就找不到，贴一下source？

《彭博商业》最近有篇有趣的文章：为何中国入境游收入跌出世界前十。不妨看看他们的看法： 其数字介绍，美国以2138亿刀遥遥领先（疫情前也是美国遥遥领先），第二名西班牙收入1065亿刀，中国只排在第14，收入397亿刀 中国2019年3200万境外游客，疫情后2023年只恢复到了1500万。免签在2025年带来了50%的游客增长，但未及预期。目前中国向50多个国家免签，未来还可能对美国免签。 为什么呢？难道是中国的景区没有吸引力吗？😂

@SecurityCollins @vxunderground At least zip it first

@vxunderground China_Leak.exe 10,000,000,000 MB

Chinese government super computer (allegedly) compromised and (allegedly) 10PB exfiltrated. The source is CNN. Something about this story is very strange to me. I've been doing cybersecurity stuff for a long, long time. I'm usually on top of most cybersecurity incidents, whether I discuss it publicly or not, yet I have not heard of this story and I have not seen the moniker "FlamingChina" before. Furthermore, none of my colleagues have mentioned this compromise to me. I'm very curious who these cybersecurity experts are who they cite in the article. I'm also very curious on the 10 PETABYTES of data exfiltrated because they is an unfathomable number. 10PB is 10,000 TB. Even in cold storage that's roughly $43,000/month. If it's "hot storage" you're looking at something like, $150,000/month, that doesn't even include the fees for moving the data which would be ASTRONOMICAL. Very very strange

@argyriou15 @Unveiled_ChinaX @MadmanView @CIA @POTUS @SecRubio @Bannons_WarRoom @elonmusk @jsolomonReports @RapidResponse47 They sell it for 10 xmr which is like 3000 dollars. More like a scam imo. 10 PB is just impossible.

@Unveiled_ChinaX @MadmanView @CIA @POTUS @SecRubio @Bannons_WarRoom @elonmusk @jsolomonReports @RapidResponse47 They're selling it for "hundreds of thousands of dollars"? You mean for a year's salary of a few intelligence agents? (Fewer than ten or they'd have said millions of dollars.)

If this is real, it could be one of the largest data breaches in China’s history. A hacker group claims it extracted over 10 petabytes of data from a state-run supercomputing facility, widely believed by experts to be the National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin. This center supports thousands of clients, including research institutes, aerospace programs, and defense-linked organizations. What’s reportedly in the data: - Documents marked “secret” in Chinese - Missile and bomb schematics - Aerospace and aviation research - Bioinformatics and fusion simulation data - Files linked to major state entities like AVIC and COMAC Cybersecurity experts who reviewed sample data say it matches what you would expect from such a facility, though the full breach is not independently verified. Even more concerning: - The attacker claims access lasted months without detection - Sample datasets were posted online via Telegram - Full access is reportedly being sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars in crypto At this stage, the scale and origin are still being verified. But if even partially true, it points to a serious vulnerability in infrastructure tied to China’s scientific and defense ecosystem. If a centralized system like this can be penetrated, what does that say about the security of the data it was processing? #China #Cybersecurity #CCP #DataBreach #Geopolitics #Tech cnn.com/2026/04/08/chi…

@UltraNoticer @JoeLowson0121 @Polymarket It was no the dark web a few months back, and they asked for 5 grand worth of crypto for that, don't think it's US government, most likely a hacker did this but exaggerated the scale of it.

@JoeLowson0121 @Polymarket It was almost certainly the US government. Not some lone hacker.

JUST IN: Hacker allegedly breaches Chinese state-run supercomputer & steals over 10 petabytes of sensitive data, including "highly classified defense documents & missile schematics"

@PengjianZ5710 @wangzhian8848 以色列确认停火了

@wangzhian8848 伊朗和美国停火，没说和以色列停火啊。

纽约时报消息，伊朗最后时刻同意停火，是因为中国的介入。 看起来特朗普真得好好感谢习近平了。

My dear front-end developers (and anyone who’s interested in the future of interfaces): I have crawled through depths of hell to bring you, for the foreseeable years, one of the more important foundational pieces of UI engineering (if not in implementation then certainly at least in concept): Fast, accurate and comprehensive userland text measurement algorithm in pure TypeScript, usable for laying out entire web pages without CSS, bypassing DOM measurements and reflow

@JBlunt1018 I think by law, companies can use private survey, right? And that cannot be affected by regulations? I guess big techs are less affected than a startup with one H-1B employeem

The DOL is about to raise prevailing wage levels and not by a little. It’s a major shift in how H-1B wages are calculated. Here’s what’s changing: - Level I goes from 17th percentile to 34th percentile - Level II goes from 34th to 52nd percentile - Level III goes from 50th to 70th percentile - Level IV goes from 67th to 88th percentile Entry-level roles now price closer to mid-market. Mid-level roles move above the median. Senior roles jump to top-of-market pay. Expect ~35% increases in required wages depending on role and location. This is one of the biggest structural changes to the program in years.

@lee_811019 @baibaida @AsiaFinance 普惠政策和特殊绿灯是不一样的，另外这东西是出口管制的，manus直接一夜换壳变新加坡公司了，在美国这么搞容易吃牢饭🤣tg没给他抓起来不错了

@baibaida @AsiaFinance 评论都不知道在说什么，假设我失业，然后政府为了鼓励创业解决就业问题，推出一系列政策，比方面租金补贴，减免部分税收或者直接给你多少资金的补贴，然后我开了家奶茶店，越做越大最后卖给了日本…怎么这还需要政府允许？因为享受了政策以后怎么经营还要政府说了算？

这剧情比电影还魔幻：Manus的CEO肖弘、首席科学家季逸超，本月被发改委召至北京开会。在会后被告知，因监管审查正式被限制出境。此前，该公司被美国Meta以20亿美元收购，肖弘出任Meta副总裁。另一个剧本：Manus从0到1，武汉/光谷给了2000㎡免费场地、税收减免、12亿+资金、算力、人才、政策背书、数据开放，是典型的政府+市场+高校协同养大的项目。这说白了，武汉政府就是天使投资人。他们要是跑了，政府工作人员怎么办？肖弘和季逸超被边控，也是情理之中。

@jillianjane @stephenehorn H-1B was always the dual intent after it was introduced in 1990. During 1952-1990 it was another old program called H-1. These two are not the same thing just so you know. Also your comment does not help with your original statement. Are you quoting a gov website pre 1990?

@bestnotype @stephenehorn It is dual intent now, was not always that way.

This is how the system should work The H-1B visa was never sold to the American public as an immigration pathway for Indians It was intended to fill "specialty" jobs for which qualified Americans couldn't be found So when you lose your H-1B job, of course you should go home

@jillianjane @stephenehorn You are deliberately ignoring the fact that H-1b possesses the doctrine of dual intent, which is a pathway to green cards while on a non-immigrant visa.

@stephenehorn Explicitly listed in the Nonimmigrant Visa category on the .gov website but we've all been conditioned to think this is supposed to be a pathway to green cards and citizenship. travel.state.gov/content/travel…

@Ian_Fisch @aakashgupta CGI and VFX is totally different buddy

@aakashgupta There’s a ridiculous amount of CGI in the movie. No greenscreens doesn’t mean no CGI. Greenscreens often aren’t needed nowadays. Modern software has no problems separating a character from the background.

$33.1M opening day with zero green screens. Read that again. Project Hail Mary cost $200 million to make. Lord and Miller built the entire Hail Mary spacecraft as a practical set. Thousands of physical buttons, hundreds of real screens, a hatch modeled after ISS designs. The alien, Rocky, is a full animatronic puppet designed by Neal Scanlan, the creature shop legend behind the best Star Wars practical work. Ryan Gosling acted against a real puppet in every single scene. The movie has 2,018 VFX shots. That sounds like a lot until you compare it to Avatar: Fire and Ash, which ran over 3,500. The difference: Avatar builds the world digitally and asks the audience to believe it. Project Hail Mary builds the world physically and uses VFX to clean up wires, remove puppeteers, and paint in space backgrounds. One approach creates spectacle. The other creates presence. This is a $200 million bet against the last 15 years of Hollywood production logic. After Avengers: Endgame, the industry standardized around green screen stages and digital environments because it was faster and cheaper per shot. Studios could reshoot entire sequences in post. The tradeoff was invisible until it wasn't: audiences started describing blockbusters as looking like "video games." Snow White's $42M opening. The Marvels at $46M. Quantumania. Ant-Man built on a soundstage that looked like it. Lord and Miller went the opposite direction and spent more money on physical construction than most studios spend on entire VFX pipelines. Greig Fraser, the cinematographer who shot Dune, lit the Hail Mary with practical lights so the camera could move freely through real corridors. When Gosling floats in zero-g, that's wire work, not simulation. When he touches a panel, it's a real panel. Guillermo del Toro saw the film and called the commitment to practical sets and puppets "a goal, an aspiration, and a commitment. Especially now." The "especially now" is doing all the work in that sentence. He's talking about an industry where the default response to a $200M budget is to minimize physical production and maximize digital flexibility. Project Hail Mary did the opposite and just posted the biggest non-franchise opening day in domestic box office history. The audience can tell. They've always been able to tell.