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@RamTeluguTrader In terms of generation, yes But in terms of price not this much. Either way, it's great to farm solar electricity. Feels like a life hack 🤝

@bornindowntrend It depends on the location bro

3KW solar installation going on ☀️⚡ Total Cost: ₹2L Govt Subsidy: ₹78K Net Cost: ~₹1.22L A 3KW solar system ideally generates around 12 units/day In peak summer, generation can even touch 15 units/day depending on sunlight and weather conditions On an average around 12 units/day🌞

@vanshuETH Try losing 40 cr by 24 to catch up w me

imagine losing 10,000$ as 19 y/o girl in college i used to be a seriously dedicated option trader back then turned out i was just a crypto girl slowly liquidating her gains in options lol all the money i earned from crypto, cashed out into stocks to keep it safe ended up losing big chunk of that trying to be a option “trader” lol Never again

@FirstlaneT @aditya_kondawar Clinically retarded lol.

@aditya_kondawar You are an idiot if think 3nm chips are used in Formula 1 cars. You have no idea what you are talking.

Tata Electronics, along with its partner PSMC, will manufacture semiconductors in the following sizes: 28 nm, 14 nm, 55 nm, 90 nm, and 130 nm. (FYI, the world is also working on 3nm and 2nm size) Tata Electronics said 60% of demand is in these sizes 28nm and above = 65–75% of unit demand Advanced nodes (<10nm) dominate revenue, not volume Think of semiconductors like vehicles. 3nm = Formula 1 car - insanely fast, expensive, niche 28nm = Toyota Innova - practical, reliable, huge demand 130nm = tractors/trucks - not glamorous, but the economy runs on them

@gatos_me @pensionusdt Yeah you would you pussy

@pensionusdt i would close eth and would keep adding short btc

everyone keeps asking the same thing why not just close and walk away up $19,000,000 because the same conviction that made the first multimillions is the reason i’m still here being early and being wrong feel exactly the same while everyone is watching that’s the entire problem i’m not closing yet

@PranayCC @bethalaluka How ? Please share

@bethalaluka Not deliverable at mine😓

Supercoin = Gold Coin 🪙

@ankitdewan @Nick___furry @MilesAndMealsIN Mag miles are 2:1 ie 500 supercoins = 250 mag miles. Am i missing something?

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@HazelAppleyard This ruins the world economy, i just can't prove it

How would you manage it?

Loracle was right. People still died.

@cakhanshahb @egeberkina brown sydney sweeney

@egeberkina perplexity first rejected the prompt saying it can't create sexualized image, after removing "unbelievably" from prompt it gave me this

Recently these super realistic live TV broadcast shots have been going viral everywhere Tried making one myself using GPT Image 2 + Kling 3.0 Prompt: A screenshot from a live Wimbledon TV broadcast during a packed Centre Court match. The camera cuts to the audience, an unbelievably attractive woman in her 20s with long black hair, flawless skin, elegant makeup, and a luxurious aura, seated in the VIP section wearing a sophisticated cream-white low-cut summer outfit with subtle jewelry. She smiles naturally while reacting to the match, unaware she's on camera. Wealthy spectators and champagne glasses around her, old-money tennis atmosphere, shallow depth of field. Full live tennis broadcast overlay: scoreboard, network watermark, broadcast graphics, 16:9 aspect ratio. The image looks exactly like a real TV screenshot, telephoto broadcast lens, realistic live color grading, slight compression artifacts, interlacing grain, subtle motion blur, imperfect live-camera framing.

@ag25121993 @egeberkina LMFAO this is golden.

@egeberkina exaact prompt in grok imagine

@Abhishekvrshny @ravihanda

@ravihanda It's retail investors'money now in the case of Swiggy. How about that?

Any idea who pays for a spillage issue in case of Swiggy? If it is the restaurant, I don't want their money. Food was good and spillage was minimal. If it is the massively VC funded balance sheet, I want to take that money.

@0xSweep Yo uhh hmm was sbf not su or kyle.

Two founders blew up $3.5 BILLION of their clients money, served 4 months in prison, hid a $35 million mansion in their toddler's name and then launched their fourth comeback project In June 2022 a Singapore hedge fund called Three Arrows Capital collapsed with $3.5 billion in creditor claims after losing $4.2 billion across 2021 and 2022 in one of the largest hedge fund losses ever recorded The fund's last public NAV was $18 billion The collapse triggered the entire 2022 crypto crisis, taking down Voyager, which they owed $670 million, BlockFi, which they owed over $1 billion, Genesis, which they owed $2.3 billion, plus Celsius, Blockchain com and a long list of others Su Zhu and Kyle Davies met as teenagers at Phillips Academy, traded together at Credit Suisse and started 3AC at a kitchen table in 2012 When the fund collapsed they went silent and ignored creditors Their actual written response to one panicked lender was "yo uh hmm" Months before the bankruptcy Zhu and his wife Tao Yaqiong moved 5 luxury Singapore properties worth over $80 million into trusts and family names One of them was a $35 million mansion they registered in their 3 year old son's name three months before the filing That mansion is now a working urban farm with a fruit forest and 26 garden beds, the swimming pool turned into a fish pond, hosting guided tours and fine dining It was never included in the 3AC liquidation Singapore's Monetary Authority banned both founders from running any registered financial firm for 9 years Zhu was arrested at Changi Airport in September 2023 trying to get to Hong Kong with a fake passport, served 4 months in prison and later described it on a podcast as "really enjoyable overall" Davies went to Bali and then moved to the UAE which has no extradition treaty The 3AC liquidator is still chasing $1.3 billion of their assets Then they actually came back First they launched OPNX, a bankruptcy claims exchange built to profit off the same creditors they ruined, fined $2.7 million by Dubai's regulator and shut down within a year After OPNX they launched OX fun, raised $4 million from investors and abandoned it By late 2024 they launched a memecoin called $3AC with a high concentration of insider supply In September 2025 they came back again with Quanto, a Solana perpetual futures exchange that lets users trade memecoins, NFTs and LP tokens with 100x leverage, reportedly co founded by Zhu and Davies Banned from financial firms in Singapore, fined in Dubai, with a liquidator still chasing $1.3 billion, while one of them runs a 100x leveraged derivatives exchange and the other is still avoiding extradition In any other industry losing $3.5 billion of other people's money ends a career In crypto it's a portfolio

@yenperps Done

As promised I will send one Hypurr to someone who just like this tweet & follow me. This hypurr Worth 345 $HYPE Comment "done" when done.

🚨🚨🚨ALERT🚨🚨🚨 DRIFT PROTOCOL HACKED FOR MORE THAT $200 MILLION

@zerohedge perps listing strikes again.

Gold < 4400

@mayukh_panja What a retarded take. You speak as if you've never stepped outside of Berlin.

I understand Germans are upset but let me point out some realities for you. It is really really hard to find young Germans with a STEM education in large numbers. Even for very well paying jobs you can only fill 30-40% jobs with Germans because it is not easy to find German software developers, statisticians, analysts, etc. There is a very specific reason for this which is not really discussed. Most back-office jobs are considered boring, unsexy, and uncool. They pay well but no one is going to think you are cool if you are a web developer. Go to a Berlin comedy club. You will find out which jobs are considered hip and trendy, and they are all in fashion, art or psychology. Crunching numbers using code is a back office job that offers no visibility. You are not going to be the face of the company, you are not going to be doing podcast tours. You come in, write code, generate spreadsheets and collect your paycheck. That’s it. That’s the job. And I have met so many young smart people who find this deeply repulsive and have actively walked away from these types of careers. A common major I find young people in Germany take up is Business Administration. It offers a pathway to consulting, finance and management. Jobs where you sit in board meetings, get to wear fancy suits and maybe travel internationally. Unfortunately in any economy consulting and management jobs are limited. You need a lot more people to do the actual dirty work, writing the codes, doing the analysis and building the product. Germany obviously has very smart people. The market however doesn’t really care how smart you are. It rewards grit, perseverance and discipline far more than raw intelligence. I kind of get it though. If I had grown up in a first world country I would have probably studied film studies, art history or psychology too.

@daremarket 787

the number was 427. nobody got it. let's run it back: $200 double or nothing. guess a number between 1 and 1,000

@0xAsta Have lived in small/big German cities. A big factor is lack of cheap last mile connectivity which in turn forces you to walk that last mile. It's more or less a compulsion. Enjoyable but almost compulsory. Also, munich got nothing on small cities like Heidelberg, Konstanz etc

a friend of mine moved to munich recently, here's what he has to say about indian urban planning " i've moved to munich, and I live in a city that's considered one of the best walkable cities in the entire world. you can easily walk 10 km a day without feeling fatigued at all. the walkways are so functional, lined with trees, and it's incredibly interesting to walk because there's so much happening on the roads. you enjoy observing everything while walking. If you walk 1-2 km in hyderabad, you would feel exhausted, but here, you wouldn't feel anything. the urban planning and the air quality index (AQI) make your walk much easier with good air quality. " tldr urban planning doesn't exist in indian cities ( hyderabad is the best compared to the rest but still doesn't compare to global cities)

@0xAsta Not a flex tbh

$0.2, india, no tip