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clare ❤️‍🔥
clare ❤️‍🔥@clarejtbirch·
the chinese cigarettes company of san francisco
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Enezator
Enezator@Enezator·
This man lives in the moment and sets an example for all of us
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json@JsonBasedman·
Claude Code CEO, Codex CTO
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Max Karpis
Max Karpis@maxkarpis·
Revolut now has 75 million global customers.
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dime
dime@decadime·
dopamine used to be earned through effort. hunting. training. rituals. building. now it’s delivered passively. scrolling. tapping. consuming. return to tradition. chase goals.
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dime@decadime·
Historically, elites had to keep the masses at least somewhat happy, productive, and compliant because they still needed them. They needed manual labor to extract wealth. They needed workers to run the economy. They needed soldiers to project power. Even the most extractive systems had to maintain some bargain with the population because the population was still economically and militarily useful. The fear is that AI, robotics, and surveillance break that bargain. If machines can provide near-infinite productivity, and autonomous systems can replace soldiers, what incentive for elites remains to keep the broader population stable, prosperous, or politically included? Why bother with UBI and mass welfare if labor, security, and enforcement can be handled by machines? At the extreme, the nightmare scenario is not “everyone gets abundance.” It is that the ruling class no longer needs anyone. A small elite preserves power. They curate a class of genetically selected, highly attractive, highly capable people serves culture, entertainment, and prestige. Everyone else becomes surplus and get castrated. The world stops being organized around civilization and becomes a luxury resort for the few. Why deal with the headaches of keeping a social contract or allowing political concessions when you can turn Earth into a Four Seasons or Aman resort for the elites.
CL@CL207

in 10 years, with robots and internet control, am very sure at no point in history elite had that much power, am very sure of this but will it be bad? cat think, not so bad, they simply gate keep on bigger decisions that impact the world significantly, and we receive ubi

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peepeepoopoo
peepeepoopoo@DeepDishEnjoyer·
the way you know that sbf laundered some crypto money somewhere is that there is an endless torrent of nonsensical pro-sbf propoganda that is constantly being pushed out and that doesn't happen for free
Bull Theory@BullTheoryio

SAM BANKMAN FRIED PICKED EVERY WINNER OF THE 2020s AND HIS LAWYERS SOLD THEM ALL AT THE BOTTOM. If the FTX estate hadn't panic-sold its assets during bankruptcy, SBF would be sitting on a $114 billion empire today. Instead, he is watching the greatest trades of the decade from a prison cell. The data is almost impossible to believe: - Anthropic: $82.3 billion (165x) SBF bought an 8% stake for $500M. The estate sold it for $1.3B in 2024. Today, that stake would be worth over $80B. - SpaceX:$15 billion (75x) A massive stake liquidated early to pay creditors. - Solana: $5.1 billion (27x) SBF was an early backer at $8. The estate offloaded a massive chunk at $64. - Robinhood: $4.9 billion (8x) - Genesis Digital: $3.5 billion (3x) The Latest "Missed" Fortune: CURSOR In 2022, Alameda Research wrote a tiny $200,000 check for a 5% stake in the AI startup Cursor. In April 2023, the bankruptcy estate sold that entire stake back for exactly what they paid: $200,000. Yesterday, SpaceX announced a deal to buy Cursor for $60 billion. That "worthless" 5% stake would be worth $3 billion today. That is a 15,000x return that vanished because the lawyers wanted a quick exit. SBF was a genius at picking generational winners and a criminal at managing their money. The lawyers recovered $18 billion for users. If they had just held, they would be sitting on $114 billion and the most valuable venture portfolio in history.

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dime@decadime·
@gammichan his personal introspection post nov 2024 AI / memecoin mania showed that he is not a bad dude who got caught up with some extractive douches good redemption arc
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dime@decadime·
this is actually really cool there's tremendous alpha in learning how to navigate explorers and read the chain
mert@mert

block explorers are dead introducing @LanaAI — an AI that lets you talk to Solana interactively - ask anything about tokens or wallets - trace transactions, flows, and histories - generate reports and CSVs - rebalance your portfolio, place trades, and more now in open beta

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dime@decadime·
@goodalexander @notthreadguy kinda explains why deepseek raises at a 10b valuation when a similar team could probably fetch a 100b deal in US the premium of rule of law
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goodalexander
goodalexander@goodalexander·
Neither Modern stock market is a Ponzi scheme/ casino But its original design was as a share issuance mechanism Whereas BTC wasn’t designed as a financing mechanism (eth was, and ICOs) Things in crypto need giant buybacks (ie TRX HYPE BNB) to offset the lack of shareholder protections for equity like instruments so if you tried doing mint / shelf offerings in crypto like they did in stocks you’d get shrekt (this doesn’t stop ppl from trying to mass dilute ) Countries w out the rule of law (China) where they can dump any time is sort of like the worst of both worlds which is why KWEB is down only despite China being up only
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threadguy@notthreadguy·
as a crypto trader the whole "dilute" concept in stocks is INSANE. shares are finally up? let's just print some more out of thin air and make sure it stops going up. im sorry what
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dime@decadime·
@ProofofMaro he commits but mostly eiffel tower’s with a frenchman named claude
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maro@ProofofMaro·
Instead of stalking his instagram, go stalk his github, see if he has commitment issues.
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dime@decadime·
@WestsideLAGuy checks out one bagged an asian trad wife the other a divorced single mom aussie
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Westside L.A. Guy
Westside L.A. Guy@WestsideLAGuy·
Meta's success vs Snap's failure can be boiled down to the following: Spiegel is culturally a White frat bro Zuck is culturally an Asian grinder
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dime@decadime·
@eastvillageguy it’s having a moment in fashion cosplaying as european with a probable imminent return of the heroin chic look
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East Village Guy
East Village Guy@eastvillageguy·
Are cigarettes back? Seeing lots of people in their 20s walking the streets on the East Village rippin heaters while the sun is up
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dime@decadime·
@DeepDishEnjoyer bro sick cycling trip, keep sharing we like the journey
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