Brian Graham

The most important thing in life is having true friends.

Elon Musk reveals the brutal math behind why a single hour of his time is worth $100 million "Tesla this year will do over $100 billion in revenue, so that's $2 billion a week. If I make slightly better decisions I can affect the outcome by a billion dollars. The marginal value of a better decision can easily be in the course of an hour $100 million" "You have to look at it on a percentage basis. If you look at it in absolute terms, I would never get any sleep. I'd just keep working and work my brain hotter, trying to get as much as possible out of this meat computer"

New notable political trade alert ✍️ Rep Debbie Schultz (D) bought shares of Viasat $VSAT Viasat specializes in military communications & services equipment Schulz just happens to sit on the House Military Construction Subcommittee But that's not all - She was the second best political trader in 2022 (per Unusual Whales) - $VSAT was awarded a $153M military government contract ~1 month before the buy Note though that this trade was filed under "Child" and was up to $15K S/O the boys at QuiverQuant for the OG find

My uncle saved $800,000 for retirement. Lived on nothing for 30 years to do it. Brown bag lunches. No Vacations. Same car for 14 years. Clipped coupons until the very end. Died with $800,000 in the bank. His kids split it. Spent it in 18 months. He saved 30 years of living for people who spent it in a year and a half without thinking about him while they did.

69% of baseball fans say they'd rather have a computer vision AI system call balls and strikes than a human umpire. This season, the MLB gave them one. For the first time in league history, a human ump's ball-strike call is not final. A Sony computer vision system called Hawk-Eye makes the ruling. It can read the seam pattern on the ball, measure spin axis, and detect spin decay mid-flight. Hawk-Eye's Head of Computer Vision Engineering says the pipeline runs "various AI and machine learning models" from camera capture to data output. On Saturday, one umpire had 6 of 8 challenged calls overturned. Three of those missed by over 2 inches. The team ran out of challenges by the fourth inning trying to correct him, then the manager got thrown out for arguing a call they couldn't challenge. An AI computer vision system accurate to a sixth of an inch, sitting next to a human who misses by two. The crowd cheered for the machine.