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@DepecheNode_ This is the way

Portfolio is simple now: $TIBBIR $ZEC $BTC

@EnergyUp_ Just take @phi and it does it for you

Best time to take your supplements 1. Magnesium- 1 hour before bed. 2. Vitamin D- with your breakfast. 3. Calcium- Split between AM/PM. 4. Probiotics- On an empty stomach. 5. Omega 3- with fat containing meal. 6. B complex- early in the morning. 7. Vitamin E- right after a meal. 8.Zinc- 2 hour’s away from iron. Save this for later.

@blknoiz06 Was there yesterday! Crazy how small the stage is IRL. Also didn’t know people still trade/market make there daily. Super dope experience.

NYSE trading floor is dope tbh

@DepecheNode_ I think this will be longer before mass adoption (especially using stables) it will be very clunky at first.

@DepecheNode_ And to point 1 - how long will it take to actual change the way people browse and they way websites monetize

Today, @nothing raised $200M Series C at a $1.3B valuation. This marks the start of our next chapter: From building the only new smartphone company of the last decade, to creating an AI-native platform where hardware & software converge. Grateful to our community who’ve been with us from day one.

@DesLucrece 🙌🫶

There are moments in life where you just know: there’s a before, and there’s an after.

Prices reflect what the market will pay. 99.9% of people have zero chance of going direct due to lack of connections and check size. If the deal is too rich in exchange for the access, it’s simple-don’t do the deal. The most expensive SPV I am in, is currently Top 5 in returns and very likely to be my best performing venture investment ever. The only ones currently performing better are my direct access deals. But I knew I had no shot at direct on that deal and gladly paid the fees for insane access.

Management fees for SPV investments in "hot" startups have gotten ridiculous The promoter puts up almost no capital and earns anywhere from 5%-20% of every dollar raised for simply bringing the deal Sadly becoming an industry of grifters

Don't know who needs to hear this but please don't screenshot your portfolio today.

@bryan_johnson My Grandma is 92 still golfs and swims 3x a week. She hasn’t shrunk a cm in all her years while her friends have lost several inches. I would think it has to be from the constant weightlessness on her spine via swimming.

You shrink as you age. It begins by the age of 30, and gets steeper between 60-70 years. Most people lose 1–3 inches in height over their lifetime. Men can lose up to an inch per decade after 70, and women even faster, especially post-menopause due to bone density loss. You can counteract (and reverse) this with weight training, vitamin D, calcium, and good posture. Source: Moayyeri et al., 2008 (J Gerontol); Villareal et al., 2017 (JAMA).

@itsolelehmann You need @phi

kinda changing my stance on taking supplements drastically reducing what I take

@DepecheNode_ 🙏

@dcinvestor @sama I’m a Frizzle guy myself

@sama I didn’t mind that you used these oils I minded that you sautéed with the drizzle oil, when you had the bottles of the sizzle oil right next to them on the counter 1) what

hope everyone has a great weekend, even the haters and losers!

@DeeZe There were weeks in Jan when we were pumping I’d have 5 attempts a day

Have you gotten a scam text from fake Coinbase support in the last three months? Are you a coinbase user or not?

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@astamcloud Chilipad

Does anyone know of cheaper, but good alternative to eight sleep? Meaning not a huge drop in quality / performance, but more affordable

@Tradermayne Freaks of Nature - best sunscreen

What’s the best natural sunscreen that’s not gonna fuck me up. I’m sorry no sun screen crowd but I just get cooked. Walked the dog outside for an hour and it’s not even that hot yet and got smoked.

This sucks

@nikitabier @helloryanduffy 🤌

Who is the best brand designer you know?

Something has broken tonight in the bond market. We are seeing a disorderly liquidation. If I had to GUESS, the basis trade is in full unwind. Since Friday's close to now ... the 30-year yield is up 56 bps, in three trading days. The last time this yield rose this much in 3 days (close to close) was January 7, 1982, when the yield was 14%. This kind of historic move is caused by a forced liquidation, not human managers make decisions about the outlook for rates at midnight ET.