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Playing sports as a kid prepared me for entrepreneurship more than any class I ever took.

Cybertruck is so awesome. Until you’ve tried it out, you have no idea, because there’s nothing like it. Best product Tesla has ever made to date.

Humanity has advanced more in the past 2 months than the previous 100 years combined: • OpenClaw: greatest AI application ever • Opus 4.6: smartest AI model ever • Gemma 4: local super intelligence on a Mac Mini We have entered recursive self improvement. We were getting revolutionary technology every 10 years, then 5 years, then 1 year, then 6 months, now it's every month I have moved my timelines for the permanent underclass arrival to 6 months from now You have literally 1 job every morning when you wake up: find what the latest tech is and integrate it into your life immediately. These are the steps I'd do right now: 1. Get OpenClaw installed on ANY device (VPS is a scam). Have it automate 1 workflow you have 2. Build literally any application in Claude Code 3. Prepare for a world of local intelligence. Even if you are on the cheapest Mac Mini there is, you can install Gemma 4 and have a lightweight model running on your computer. This is the future 4. Ship ANYTHING to production. Literally ANYTHING. A small app, a course, a PDF, a service. ANYTHING. You need to be diversifying your income immediately. 5. Cut out all unnecessary vices. The singularity is coming. The light is before us. This is the time the devil works the hardest. Lock in as hard as you can. The only way to escape the permanent underclass is to be on the cutting edge Don't say I didn't give you the playbook

Many college "leaders" are celebrating President Trump's signing of an executive order that will purportedly save college sports. What their commentaries fail to highlight is that the order does not create any rules. It does not grant the NCAA an antitrust exemption. It does not and cannot declare that NCAA rules are immune from legal challenge. It tells the NCAA and federal agencies to do certain things (such as returning to a one-time transfer with immediate eligibility rule and preempting state NIL laws). However, each of those things must still comply with existing law and survive judicial review. The order says so in Section 4(b), which conditions the NCAA's rulemaking mandate on actions taken "to the extent permitted by law and applicable court orders." The executive order's enforcement mechanism is federal funding. That's a real threat. However, conditioning federal funding on compliance with an executive order is something that courts are willing to scrutinize and reject when the legal foundation is insufficient. And let's not forget that at his roundtable one month ago, President Trump said he anticipated any executive order he signed would be challenged in court. I expect the NCAA to attempt to adopt rules consistent with the executive order's directives, and that challenges will be brought to the courts. Congress will hold more hearings on college sports. No bills will be passed. Lawyers will bill more hours (thanks, President Trump!), state attorneys general will fight back against the federal government interfering with their state laws, and the courts will strike down any new policies that violate antitrust law.

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You simply don’t understand how life changing running super intelligence on your desk is until you actually do it Buy computers. Run local LLM’s.

5 W’s in a row for the Knights🔥 10 wins out of our last 11 games✅

Florida’s state budget is $117 billion. Florida's population is 23.7 million New York's state budget is $237 billion New York's state population is 20 million New York City’s budget is $127 billion. It's population is 8.4 million Florida is thriving. NY and NYC are in crisis.