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10 years from now - it's 2027, we'll look back and say, how did the financial system not see all this coming?
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Martin Green
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Martin Green
@marting
CEO, Co-CIO of Cambrian Asset Management, a quantitative trading firm.
San Francisco, CA Katılım Mart 2007
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@Brady_H Yeah - weird.
Was the case that you knew that you had to beat the qualifying time to get an invitation if the quantity of potential qualifiers exceeded the slots available.
That was the thing that pushed us to do the best time we could.
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What an absolutely incredible game. Amazing come-back by France and then Sir Jude pulls it back from the brink.
Now, haters - tell me this sport isn’t just the absolute greatest. I’ll wait.
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Jude Bellingham is the next Zidane.
No question. What a complete player.
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@BenBajarin @AnthropicAI coincidence? - I got that message around the same time.
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I guess being available until July 19th was not true @AnthropicAI ??
Massive mistake but if you don't have enough compute I guess what can you do..
Infra is a competitive advantage. Who would have thought.
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As controversy rages about yesterday’s World Cup officiating, coaching, and the banner, we get this from Number 10:
“The Prime Minister wishes both teams well in the final, particularly Spain."
A masterclass in classic, dry British humor and typical understatement from Downing Street.
#worldcup #england @FIFAWorldCup #spain
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I needed this today after the England loss yesterday.
Thank you Dame Judy Dench.
Daniel Buck, “Youngest Old Man in Ed Reform”@MrDanielBuck
I never tire of watching this video Every student deserves to experience the beauty in Shakespeare's poetry Imagine wanting to keep this from children because he's a "dead white man"
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Never eating an empanada again
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@Camp4 @nikitabier You never left my feed - I’m glad you’re still there 🙏
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Overnight, X became a different app.
My feed is slop free.
It’s 2019 again!
👏 Well done, @nikitabier.
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@RakeshSFNYC @ebyjoseandres Rakesh, I respect you (and it's been years since I've been to ST); one cannot have "too much Japanese influence" in culinary presentation!
It's a logical impossibility.
Agree with French Laundry being overrated.
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My notes:
SF: Californios. French Laundry overrated. Single Thread has too much Japanese influence.
NYC: EMP*. Per Se.
London: Sketch.
* They changed concept entirely since my visit. Per Se for sure.
Better than all of these, best meal I've ever had: @ebyjoseandres in Las Vegas.
(There is currently no Michelin guide for Vegas.)
2* but excellent: Blue Hill at Stone Barns, NY area.
Sheel Mohnot@pitdesi
TIL the Bay Area has 44% (7/16) of the Michelin 3 starred restaurants in the US New York has 5, LA has 2
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The semi final should have segregated supporter sections.
There will likely be violence in the stands for #ENGARG
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 NEW: Argentina has demanded new talks over the Falkland Islands ahead of their semi-final match against England on Wednesday
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@JamesMelville +100. English media. Sigh.
Does Clarke want to cause a car crash?
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Gabriel Clarke’s two interviews with Thomas Tuchel and Jude Bellingham were dreadful. Tuchel was very clear in his praise for England’s strength of character but he wasn’t happy with the performance. Clarke failed to understand Tuchel’s mentality comments. He then gave a misleading follow up to Bellingham which suggested to Bellingham that Tuchel was unhappy with the team. Unnecessarily disruptive and the wrong context of interviewing in two separate interviews.
#EngvNor
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@a09597342 @marting Right. And by then, the outcome was inevitable. It was over for Egypt, psychologically.
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Can't blame VAR for this one. Egypt got their goal back. The first goal they took shook them psychologically, and Argentina smelled blood. If the game had continued for another 30 minutes, would have been 5-2 for Argentina.
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@nic_carter @dlawant I agree - that said, I tried to look for the steel man counterargument for the Salah foul (or not).
found this. x.com/Ayezee11/statu…
Abdullah Zafar@Ayezee11
Picture # 1: Stomping while challenging a player is a foul Picture # 2: First contact was with the ball Picture # 3: Salah lost possession and what followed was a classic tackle and collision sequence due to intersecting running lines of both players. Under IFAB rules, the contact that follows in such a case is lateral (momentum). ⚽️
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people are gonna complain about Trump forever but FIFA is so clearly in the tank for Messi/Argentina, it's actually outrageous
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@nic_carter 100%. This is not nearly being discussed as it should.
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A match that will live on in the memories of everyone who watched, we are so lucky to have been witnesses 🩵🤍💙❤️
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Moral victories are bullshit but I can’t think of a team that should hold their head higher than Cape Verde. That was incredible.
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