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@tradertheory F'ing immaculate

This is who you're trading against.

@Dea_rMen I didn't have lights in my apartment for 3 months until my gf moved in Didn't see an issue lol

MEN, please be honest! Would this be enough for you? Would you live comfortably?

@k0k1eth kartoffel, grundbirne, härdöpfel, spielt keine rolle, lad mich ein! 💪

If you want to join Kartoffel (German) Kabal please DM me. Requirements: speaking German. We got everything from Builders/Founders aka business to IRL events. My Swiss guys and Austrians are as welcomed, we are one in here.

@heyblake http://localhost:3000

Drop your project URL Let’s drive some traffic

@NTFabiano Would this also work in patients with FTD, @NTFabiano ?

Creatine improved cognition & brain creatine levels in Alzheimer's dementia. 20g/day for 8 weeks.

@ianmiles 0:56 the way he adjusts him like a punching bag, lol

Two migrants attempted to rob a store in Dagestan at knife point. Big mistake. You never try to rob anyone in Dagestan.

@DCinfoscaling we need a name for the room temp IQ bros, that slurp bullshit like this and buys a course the article is pure bs, and it's quite obvious you're not an "oil quant" lol

@dengdengspams @ReiNetwork0x Invite pleeeeeth

grei world ^.^ Just tried out @ReiNetwork0x to catchup on market and onchain activities. Incredibly powerful, this would save me hours of research every day. I got some invite codes, comment below 💕🌸

@nunooeu muchas passiert hawow

@felixprehn You miss one of the most important metrics: market cap, lmao And this is such a lazy way to invest. People hunt bool indicators: dis gud or bad? The real returns are hidden beyond those metrics. Where ECONOMIC growth isnt yet, but PMF is hitting. But yeah $NVDA at $4.4t, gem

Everyone missed it. Alex Karp just showed his buy list. And it’s hidden in Palantir's earnings deck. We’ve reverse-engineered why he’s picked these companies into a simple formula to help you learn how to invest into companies. Here’s what it is:

@StuartReid1929 There is some kind of delay in nosible.ai's chat window. If I type and hit enter fast, it only gets the first n chars. Seems like you may have like a n ms delay on capturing my inputs that takes longer than it takes me to press enter Just fyi

I have an example 🤔 "Do the sentences in a corpus need to be in order for SPPMI?" The answer should be "yes". Each sentence must be in order. But gpt-5 interprets this as: "Does the corpus need to be in order for SPPMI?" To which the answer is "no". Obviously. What even would ordered-ness be for a corpus? Maybe I'm being unreasonable here ... but if we were anywhere near AGI / ASI I would expect a model that can "reason" to be able to understand this question. Thoughts?

@DB3045 Must be paired with adaptability tho Sometimes fast + adaptability w/o momentum taking hits > thinking carefully Bc usually the answer lies in the market and the users, not in analysis But ye, nothing is black and white in business

An under appreciated founder trait: Decision velocity. But not just in the sense of moving fast. Those who are great at decision velocity know when to make fast calls and when to slow down and think deeply. Been working on this balance. Great founders master it.

@0xCerulean_ @Fiskantes a corporate job is a horrible way to get a breather from the grind rather just go 2-3 weeks to mexico/thailand or smth

I wonder what kind of person is really into crypto, like deep in the weeds, 3 cycles in, watched aantonop videos in 2016, flipped ICOs in 2017, farmed DeFi summer in 2020, learned solidity, maybe ran some MEV bots or NFT mint snipers in 2021 And simultaneously would apply to join Citi, Goldman or JPM

@thefernandocz my man bitalik the goat

After Ethereum hit $100 BILLION, Google tried to poach their CEO, Vitalik. But he didn't just tell them "No." He responded with the most public humiliation in history. Here’s how Vitalik let Google know who they were dealing with:

@Kaze_Fi what was your name before, lol

We’ve rebranded. Introducing Kaze — a new name, a new look, and new direction.

@anthony_harley1 @naval bruhh, have you followed Cursor lately? they're treading water

@el1gma @naval When people start saying “Google it” or “Cursor for X” you now it’s over

Cursor is a good test of the “wrapper” hypothesis.

@mckaywrigley @sama “why would you want to send money to someone across the globe? pfff”

@sama a farmer 100 years ago would think like 90% of modern jobs are made-up play jobs “a lot of corn you’re producing with that podcaster job of yours” same thing probably applies here

agree with lots of what jensen has been saying about ai and jobs; there is a ton of stuff to do in the world. people will 1) do a lot more than they could do before; ability and expectation will both go up 2) still care very much about other people and what they do 3) still be very driven by creating and being useful to others for sure jobs will be very different, and maybe the jobs of the future will look like playing games to us today while still being very meaningful to those people of the future. (people of the past might say that about us.) betting against human's ability to want more stuff, find new ways to play status games, ability to find new methods for creative expression, etc is always a bad bet. maybe human money and machine money will be totally different things, who knows, but we have a LOT of main character energy. more to come.

@haydendevs How would you reflect on humanity through the tiny data set digital data is?

I really want an llm with zero guardrails, no filter, just a raw reflection of humanity

@viperr >> realize (when retiring is actually an option) that retirement sounds boring as hell

>> broke college student playing RuneScape in 2016 >> built odds calculator with friends, converted RuneScape gold to $BTC at ~$500 >> flipped CSGO skins and arbitraged gambling markets with Chinese market >> sold all $BTC at ~$2k due to CNN fork panic >> quit RuneScape for law school (still poor, surviving on loans) >> wrote law dissertation on Bitcoin Blockchain Law & Policy, Spring 2020 >> put entire $6k student loan into crypto (risked eviction if lost) >> hit 7 figures months later from early BSC plays >> moonlighted as Web2 lawyer while full-time in crypto >> quit dream in-house counsel job after passing bar, went all-in crypto and started @AlfaDAO_ and many other ventures >> risk paid off, portfolio ATH every year since, no longer need to work and can retire whenever

@anthony_harley1 @naval Going from product name to “actual vernacular” proves absolutely zero Cursor’s moat right now is too shallow (ATM); LLM UI I don’t use Cursor because Claude Code is too hard to navigate I go crazy in Claude Code, jump into Cursor, dep on the tasks

@naval Cursor has too strong a grip. Cursor has gone from product name to actual vernacular. It’s not going anywhere.