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@BoomerDivvies grok response - The arithmetic is off by a factor of 1,000: $39 trillion divided by 349 million people equals roughly $111,747 per person, not $112.

The US deficit is now $39 trillion dollars. But the US population is also huge, 349,000,000 people. So if they all paid $112 then the deficit would be paid off. Why aren't they doing this??

@anothercohen They are not using Copilot yet?

Accenture has 740,000 employees????

@DylanRatigan Tickets are the cheapest among the carriers, its next to free.

The Spirit Airlines bail out is not socialism. It would be socialism if we received free airplane tickets on Spirit Airlines in exchange for the government bail out. ……Instead, this is the use of taxpayer money to pay off corporate executives who have already received untold compensation, so they can continue to enrich themselves at our expense while exploiting the government to perpetuate their business.

@tedlieu I might like this as budget airlines offer low cost fares to those who cant afford luxury lounges.

Why are trump and Republicans using taxpayer dollars to bail out an airline? We should be helping the American people, not bailing out a struggling airline that hasn’t made a profit since 2019. Why is trump helping Spirit but not the American people who face high fuel costs?

@DesireeAmerica4 I dont mind these budget airlines staying around.

Spirit Airlines just handed taxpayers a $500 million ransom note. The threat is simple: let us die, and the massive monopolies take over. Your cheap weekend flight vanishes, replaced by higher ticket prices ect... ​But if the government cuts the check, we aren't rescuing an airline. We’re financing a company that has already bankrupted itself twice. They figured out how to use their own failure as leverage against the American public. ​If you run out of money, you lose your house. If an airline runs out of money, the taxpayers buy them a new one.

@unusual_whales Not enough electricians?

Meta, $META, has said it does not have enough workers to help it build data centers in the US, per Bloomberg

@unusual_whales when everyone stopped coding and using AI for coding.

Mark Zuckerberg of $META has literally moved his desk to sit alongside Meta's AI researchers, and is coding again, per YF

@StealthQE4 whats that on %?

Market could drop 1-2k on Monday.

@_KiranRajput Creating tickets and tracking them is big part of Enterprise IT and agents will eliminate them.

@ElijahSchaffer Time to rename the brand.

100+ Indians clogging the lines at In n Out Over 90% on temp H1B & F2 visas *ask a million questions about the vegetables *all order grilled cheeses for the 11 family members GRILLED CHEESE AT IN N OUT AS AN ADULT! Cycle continues. Repeat 10x This is life in Frisco, TX

@bindureddy AI is hardwired into device and cannot be duplicated or copied into other devices?

Why do you need to buy a physical Mac Mini in the age of 1-click secure on-demand cloud 🤯

@krassenstein Companies are cutting jobs not because they are loosing money. with AI productivity boost, they dont need that many. This may become norm and not necessarily a sign of weeker economy.

BREAKING: We’ve just got HORRIBLE jobs numbers. We LOST 92,000 Jobs. Analysts expected 50,000 NEW jobs. So as gas prices soar 60 cents in under a week, which will undoubtedly lead to more INFLATION, we just got horrible news on jobs. This means the FED is stuck between a rock and a hard place. WHAT a complete and utter mess caused by one man… TRUMP!

@Crazymoments01 hope his pride accept his story.

Ain't no way, well deserved

@TicTocTick 😂

My entire timeline is filled with either Dubai doom and gloom or Indians immersing idols in ponds . Need some more diversity.

@GuruShareMarket The resident is not a owner until the loan is paid off.

A Bengaluru resident lost his ₹1.20 crore flat after missing just three home loan EMIs due to job loss. The SARFAESI Act auctioned the flat for a mere ₹95 lakh. CA Meenal Goel explained that her neighbour had been diligently paying EMIs for eight years. However, after default, the bank invoked the SARFAESI Act, which permits recovery without court intervention. Within 60 days, the flat was auctioned. The bank managed to recover approximately ₹80 lakh of the outstanding loan, leaving the resident with a mere ₹15 lakh. This unfortunate incident serves as a stark reminder of the significance of maintaining emergency funds, the potential risks associated with job loss, and the immense pressure that home loans can exert during periods of unemployment.

@AnnieLiao_2000 that shows that AI revenues will not increase much and that 100-person company can work with just 9 people that use AI.

just did an AI capability diagnostic for a 100-person company in Australia. they purchased Microsoft Copilot for everyone. here's how employees are actually using it: - 50% using it like Google (1-3 words prompts..., 25~ chats a day) - 25% not using it at all - 15% using other tools secretly (10% on Manus, 5% on ChatGPT) - 9% actually using it properly for daily to do manual tasks - 1% uses Claude and completly automated their role but told no one the company paid for 100 licenses only 9 people are getting value meanwhile in SF we're debating AGI timelines the gap between "AI is everywhere" and "people actually using AI" is massive we're not in an AI revolution. we're in an adoption crisis.

@AndreasSteno Enterprise software suffers from low cost to build similar products if someone want to do it. Hence lower multiples.

AI kills dashboard SaaS instantly (which a lot of small-mid-cap PE funds have bought into), but it is NOWHERE near killing vertically integrated enterprise software

@austin_rief Our company said every one is engineer now.

My friend who works at a large PE firm: "So we just had a firm wide meeting about how we don't need associates anymore"

@Divyanayanfin @InvestorOfJAMMU exactly, the engineers head count will go down along with managers.

@InvestorOfJAMMU No, many engineers will become pumbers and it will be a surplus supply again compared to now. Egineers head count will be less, hence they still win overall. Does anyone agrees to this theory ?😂

In AI era, Plumber will earn more than an IT engineer.

@Axel_Mnvn SPX is going to 8k before all this?

El artículo catastrofista del que se está hablando tanto se resume en lo siguiente: - La IA se vuelve extremadamente inteligente y barata. - Las empresas sustituyen masivamente trabajadores de cuello blanco, mejoran márgenes y la bolsa sube al principio. - Los despedidos acaban en trabajos mucho peor pagados, el consumo de la clase media‑alta se hunde. - Para defender beneficios, las empresas compran aún más IA y despiden más, creando un bucle. Menos salarios → menos consumo → más automatización → menos salarios... El resultado es que el PIB y la productividad siguen creciendo, pero los hogares se empobrecen y empiezan a quebrar hipotecas, crédito y bancos porque todos se sustentaban en que siguiera habiendo salarios, desembocando en una crisis hacia 2028. El S&P 500 cae un 38% y el desempleo sube por encima del 10%.