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Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 Family first. Spread love. Be humble.
Dorado, Puerto Rico Katılım Haziran 2021
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I been using @Lovable and @GoogleAIStudio to build an MVP of an app idea with the help of @grok . To be fair Google AI Studio give me more room to create, what have been your experience?
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Yo durmiendo tranquilo después que el equipo de P FKN R sacara el juego del buche a Panamá.
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IT'S GONE!
PUERTO RICO WINS!
DARELL HERNAIZ, WALK-OFF HOME RUN!
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Bad Bunny @sanbenito gifted the new @adidas BadBo 1.0 to every player of the Puerto Rico Baseball Team for the 2026 @WBCBaseball
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Jack Dorsey just fired half his company.
Not gradually but all at once.
More than 4,000 people, gone.
And the stock didn't crash, it EXPLODED 22%.
Here's what's really going on.
Block, the company behind Cash App, Square and Afterpay, just announced the largest AI driven layoff in corporate history.
Headcount is being cut from 10,000 to under 6,000.
This was not a distress signal.
The company is profitable and the revenue is growing.
Dorsey chose this.
His exact words: "Intelligence tools have changed what it means to build and run a company."
"A significantly smaller team, using the tools we're building, can do more and do it better."
Translation: AI can do their jobs now. So they're gone.
But here's the part that should concern everyone.
Dorsey didn't stop there.
He said most companies will reach the same conclusion within a year.
"I'd rather get there honestly and on our own terms than be forced into it reactively."
He's not apologizing but he's warning.
The numbers tell the story Wall Street wanted to hear.
Block's 2026 profit guidance: up 54%.
Earnings per share projection of $3.66, crushing analyst expectations of $3.22.
Gross profit growing 18%.
The math is brutal but simple, fewer humans, more margins.
Inside the company, this has been building for months.
Block already cut 10% of staff earlier this month and 1,000 more last year.
Every remaining employee was required to use AI tools daily.
AI fluency was built into performance reviews.
If you couldn't keep up, you were next.
The internal AI platform is called "Goose."
It started as a small engineering test tool two years ago.
Now nearly every employee uses it.
Engineers are shipping 40% more code per person than they were six months ago.
That's the productivity gain that made 4,000 people expendable.
And here's the part nobody is talking about.
Days before this announcement, a research firm called Citrini published a fictional scenario:
AI tools so powerful they forced mass layoffs across America.
It rattled markets.
Then Block made it real.
Wall Street's reaction is the most dangerous signal of all.
A company fires half its people and stock rockets 22%.
Every board in America just watched that happen.
Every CEO just did the math.
Every worker should understand what that math means for them.
This is not one company's decision, this is a blueprint.
The question is no longer whether AI will replace jobs.
It's how fast.
Evan@StockMKTNewz
Jack Dorsey owned Block $XYZ just announced it is laying off roughly 50% of its workforce or 4,000 employees - CNBC Block stock is up by 20% 🟢 in after-hours
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🚨 BREAKING: Trump just announced the U.S. will send $10 BILLION to his so-called “Board of Peace.”
An offshore entity he controls. Where he’s chairman for life.
That’s taxpayer money → straight into Trump’s personal power structure.
He’s robbing America in real time.
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This is insane...
A southern California woman is now facing five felony charges after registering her dog to vote in multiple elections, one of which was actually counted.
It’s only going to get worse from here, I’m sure.
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🚨BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Trump admin flags massive fraud in California: the SBA freezes 111,620 borrowers tied to $8.6 billion in pandemic loans What’s most damaging about this ongoing fraud is how it erodes trust and jeopardizes the American Dream for millions of hardworking Americans who are doing everything right. This has to stop. Source: @EricLDaugh
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Mark Zuckerberg just bought a $150,000,000 mansion in Miami.
He moved to a gated island guarded by armed police.
His new neighbors:
• Jeff Bezos
• Tom Brady
• Carl Icahn
• The Beckhams
But Zuckerberg didn't just buy a house.
He's running from a $12,000,000,000 tax bill.
Here's what's actually happening:
California proposed a one time 5% wealth tax on every billionaire in the state.
Retroactive to January 1, 2026.
Applied to stock holdings, business interests... everything.
Zuckerberg's net worth: $239 billion.
Under the new law he's owed $12 billion in taxes.
So he did what billionaires do.
He bought his way out.
$150 million for a waterfront mansion on Indian Creek.
Also known as the "billionaire bunker."
1.84 acres. A few doors down from Bezos.
He's not alone.
> Google's Larry Page bought $171 million in Miami properties
> Peter Thiel donated $3 million to fight the tax
> Palmer Luckey warned billionaires would have to sell chunks of their companies
> Bill Ackman called it "expropriation of private property."
The math is simple.
Spend $150 million to avoid $12 billion.
That's a 98.75% discount on your tax bill.
California has 246 billionaires.
The tax would generate $100 billion for public schools and food programs.
But only if the billionaires stay.
Well... they're not staying.
Who could've seen that coming?
Turns out the richest people would rather buy an island than fund a school.
That's the system working exactly as designed.
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