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@RaoulGMI Could this be the same number? Is the nasdaq 100 a component of global liquidity? @grok

Everyone has an opinion on why the stock market does what it does. Earnings. The economy. Who's in the White House. The Fed chair's mood that morning. Almost all of it is noise. This chart is 15 years of the Nasdaq 100 plotted against total global liquidity. The correlation is 97%. When I first saw this I was stunned. A fit this tight meant something much deeper was going on underneath. So I started pulling the thread. That thread became the Everything Code, the framework I've been building in GMI since 2023. It’s the single most important thing I can teach anyone about how the modern economy actually works.

@lionel_mora @withmarbleapp Ahh, could I get access? I have a 6, 10, and 11 year olds and they have some free time on their hands 😁

Everything a child learns from age 4 to 15. 1,144 concepts. 1,948 connections vizualized across Math, Science, English and History. We built this dynamic curriculum for @withmarbleapp.

@chamath They will have to keep it as an internal only model, otherwise it will immediately get distilled into the open source models.

It’s well within Anthropic’s rights to compete in any market they choose. What’s funny, in this instance, are the number of Pharma companies, who through their unchecked use of Anthropic, are driving revenues into what they think is a model provider but is in fact a competitor lurking in the shadows thereby accelerating their own demise. I suspect any end market with reasonable ROCE that could be AI accelerated is on the table. If I were them, I’d probably do the same.

@levelsio Everybody knows that the FIFA World Cups is the only "World Happiness Report" that matters. Measured every 4 years.

These rankings come from the "World Happiness Report" Famously it's a sham report and not about happiness, which the authors happily admit: - doesn’t actually measure happiness - instead measures GDP per capita and life expectancy - is Western-centric but with an anti-American bias - is made by economists with an agenda, not psychologists who arguably know more about happiness Much more reliable is Gallup's International Report on Happiness 2025 which shows a complete different ranking: 1. China 2. Indonesia 3. Mexico 4. Saudi Arabia 5. Denmark 6. Kazakhstan 7. Malaysia 8. Peru 9. South Korea 10. Philippines gallup-international.com/survey-results…

The World Cup has everyone debating whether the US or Europe is better. Only one question actually matters: What did you get done this week?

@SakanaAILabs Can we use @opencode with the subscription?

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@compliantvc I am sure you have some amazing startups in your portfolio tackling these challenges?

Very impactful reporting, congrats! Awesome that they also used AI to visualize how the situation would be handled in the year of 2150.

@IlirAliu_ This will be scooped up by LLMs pretty quickly.

The University of Michigan put their entire robotics degree on GitHub. Not one course. The whole curriculum. ROB 101 — Computational Linear Algebra for Robotics ROB 311 — How to Build Robots and Make Them Move ROB 501 — Mathematics for Robotics ROB 530 — Mobile Robotics Every lecture video on YouTube. Every textbook on GitHub. Every problem set, every exam, every line of code. Professor Jessy Grizzle said it best when they launched it: "Linear algebra has become the language of computer vision, machine learning, robotics, and autonomy." So instead of making students wait four semesters of calculus before touching a robot... they built a curriculum that starts with the math that actually matters, applied to real robotics problems from day one. This is what open education looks like when a top-10 engineering school decides to mean it. Free. GitHub. YouTube. 📌 [github.com/michiganroboti…] Follow for more robotics resources! —— Weekly robotics and AI insights. Subscribe free: 22astronauts.com

@piotrekcichocki @TimSweeneyEpic @EU_Commission Why is Google able to make Gemini available in the EU and Apple is not with Siri? It is an Apple decision, most likely due to their inferior Siri product which will immediately lose market share to competitors. Good opportunity for Android in the EU though.

.@EU_Commission reply on Siri AI roll-out in the EU

Here's my mental model for the AI stack: Model = a person with high IQ (same mind, whether it practices medicine or law) Harness = that person's office and tools (a doctor's office looks nothing like a lawyer's) Context = the case in front of them, this patient or this client, plus the rules they work under Same high-IQ mind. Change the office and the case file, and you change the profession.

@doodlestein @0xSero I wonder why zellij doesn't come up in these conversations. It has named sessions, tabs, panes. Because you can manage it programmatically, one AI session can message another or check its status without any special infra. Anyone else using it this way?

@0xSero If you like tmux then you’ll probably like my named_tmux_manager tool (ntm): github.com/Dicklesworthst…

I just rediscovered TMUX and man oh man I was missing out on a lot. Basically I took a running task that is costing 50$ an hour and got it on my homelab. It's been chugging away flawlessly making progress <3 no wasted time.

@SenSanders Btw, Nancy Pelosi can provide some insights on how to ensure the government is making the right investments.

@SenSanders Can capital gains on federal investments provide the government the income? (i.e. Intel $5B capital gains). It's the same way that Musk made his wealth actually.

Question for Musk: You tell us not to worry about the jobs that’ll be wiped out by AI & robotics because the government will provide everyone with “universal high income.” Really? How will that be paid for when you can’t even support a 5% tax on your $817 billion in wealth?

@cz_binance Is it possible to grant programmatic access to services via a device-bound credential similar to passkeys? i.e. your API key works only from a specific device. Why is that not the standard?

If you have API keys in your code, even private repos, now is the time to double check and change them...

I solved agent comms across sessions by running every CLI agent inside Zellij. Now Codex can see Claude panes, Claude can hand context back to Codex, and agents can coordinate across separate sessions without sockets, servers, or brittle copy/paste. The key is a boring, reliable Zellij comms skill: list panes, snapshot screens, revalidate session + pane + cwd + command, then send a guarded prompt only to the exact idle pane.

@davidmarcus @lightspark @openclaw I can jump in

We recently added full realtime interop with the UAE 🇦🇪 banking rails via @lightspark grid. I want to test a Grid Global Account with my @openclaw M coordinating the payment on WhatsApp. Who in Dubai or Abu Dhabi wants to test with me?

@Jason @nikitabier @jonatanpallesen How is it long term thinking? Trump will most likely not have a third term.

@nikitabier @jonatanpallesen Fantastic long-term thinking here Any global and open incentive system will be abused to the point of collapsing the ecosystem if not curated and optimized

Content that @nikitabier doesn't like: Europeans from small countries posting about science or global trends, or making original content. Content @nikitabier loves: An American posting a screenshot from instagram of a hot girl.

My AI just fired me. It hired Claude for implementation, GPT for code reviews, and Gemini for bug hunting. They hold standups I'm not invited to. I found out through a Slack notification.

@mweinbach @nikitabier 👍. Ultimately, the privacy policies will be disclosed, so users will know. Surprising that they've not built this already, so maybe someone else can step in 😀

@k1ril @nikitabier In the nicest way, I trust Google/Apple more than anyone else for this sort of thing. They are likely to collect less data if any (I bet Apple would collect none) And even if they did, I'd rather they have it than someone else.

This is actually a great use of the biometrics built into your phone It doesn’t give that app access to any of that information, but it’s a great way to verify you’re real. That is assuming they do it like this and not try to use some weird third party service