Hunter Gathers

14 posts

Hunter Gathers

Hunter Gathers

@vax_chat

Katılım Mayıs 2022
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₿en Wehrman
₿en Wehrman@benwehrman·
Daily reminder that the correct amount of Indians to have in your country is zero.
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Hunter Gathers
Hunter Gathers@vax_chat·
@pegobry_en €1 baguette and jam, most efficient joy/cost breakfast or snack in the EU. We mourn pre-2010 Paris.
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Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry
Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry@pegobry_en·
I love American retail and I have been known to go on pilgrimages to Whole Foods but also it's really funny when my American friends who come to Paris rave about Carrefour and Monoprix. Sometimes the grass really is greener.
Mark Hemingway@Heminator

The NYT is having trouble reconciling that the things people like most about America aren't always the things coastal elites value. I'm sorry but if you think Buc-ee's and Bass Pro Shops are anything but a modern marvel, you're way out of touch.

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Hunter Gathers
Hunter Gathers@vax_chat·
@HedgeDirty To the point where I get ultra pissed when an uninvited peer/equal does a purely service assist for a client of mine when I’m on a flight etc. Visceral first reaction until I talk myself down.
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Dirty Texas Hedge
Dirty Texas Hedge@HedgeDirty·
To finance people, its not enough to merely beat the other guy on a deal. You have to impossibly outclass him across every conceivable avenue of human activity that invites comparison
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Dirty Texas Hedge
Dirty Texas Hedge@HedgeDirty·
People in finance do not dress as they do because it's "part of the forgiveness for wealth in finance" People who go into finance do not believe wealth is something that requires forgiveness at all They dress as they do because *absolutely everything* is a competition to them
staysaasy@staysaasy

Finance people in NYC just look so much cooler than tech people in NYC. It’s hard to not imagine that that somehow translates to living a better life, and being somehow different than the masses. This was always part of the forgiveness for wealth in finance. They just look like a different species. Tech people look and act like normies, and this creates envy when they come upon massive wealth.

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The_Real_Fly
The_Real_Fly@The_Real_Fly·
Ben Gvir to US VP Vance: Whoever supports us will win, and whoever turns their back on us will lose, so do not threaten us.
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Paul Grewal
Paul Grewal@iampaulgrewal·
No one loves a lawsuit challenging agency action more than me. But does anyone seriously think US investors are served by an effective monopolist looking to push all perps trading offshore? Please.
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Hunter Gathers
Hunter Gathers@vax_chat·
@sporadica We honeymooned in Santorini 10+ years ago. Top tier hotel we stayed at near this area was around $1100 a night back then. This video is of the cruise people that came in most days. Same people abusing those donkeys from the port. You nailed it - the mid experience.
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spor
spor@sporadica·
Everyone's consistently getting mad that this is happening, but it's only because the world has gotten immensely richer. And too many of these travel-obsessed types are middle-class ppl cosplaying as wealthy bc they can "travel the world" now. You are just not rich enough to /actually/ escape the crowds anymore - that's why you're upset. You've been clocked as middle class, you are getting a middle class experience, and surprise, you don't like it.
Mambo Italiano@mamboitaliano__

Social media trends have turned the world’s most beautiful places into endless bathroom lines at a concert, where everyone waits for hours just to take the same photo to show to people who couldn’t care less 🌎📸 Nothing captures the shallow decay of our time better than this

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Hunter Gathers
Hunter Gathers@vax_chat·
@brian_armstrong Why is this retard all over my TL now. Brian, stop the galaxy brain act. You hired more people in India call centers AFTER they robbed your clients. You’re not hero or anyone to take seriously
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Brian Armstrong
Brian Armstrong@brian_armstrong·
The fact that orbital compute is (soon) the most efficient way to build datacenters says a lot about how much excessive regulation has harmed progress on earth. It’s more efficient to fly to outer space than to try and build on land. Freedom is always on the frontier. The U.S. constitution was a breakthrough in that it protected citizens from tyrannical government. What it missed, and what we should try to integrate into the next constitution (on Mars, special economic zones, etc), is restraint against unchecked growth of regulation and government spending. I’ve been slowly collecting proposals for how that could work. Might do a post on it at some point.
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Kevin Maro
Kevin Maro@KevInvestingYT·
I’ve initiated a position in $BFLY in response to the greatest medical imaging advancement I’ve personally ever seen. Midjourney just unveiled a full-body ultrasound scanner that produces MRI-like imaging with zero radiation, scans your entire body in under a minute, and costs virtually nothing to operate. This is one of the most significant leaps in medical imaging in decades. And the technology making it possible is Butterfly Network’s ultrasound-on-chip platform. 40 Butterfly imaging modules packed into a single machine. No radiation. No magnetic risk. Half a million sensors scanning simultaneously. This is what $BFLY has been building toward. The licensing deal powering this was disclosed in November 2025 and carries up to $74M in potential payments over five years. This is a massive validation of Butterfly’s Embedded business — licensing their semiconductor imaging technology directly into next-generation medical devices. The financials are quietly strong: • Q1 Revenue: $26.5M (+25% YoY) • FY26 Guidance: $117M-$121M (+20-24% YoY) • Cash: $138M • Burn: ~$23M/yr — roughly 6 years of runway Today at 12PM ET management presented at TD Cowen’s Medical Devices Emerging Growth Call. Listening closely for updates on enterprise adoption, AI subscriptions, and Embedded licensing progress. The Midjourney scanner is still early stage and faces regulatory hurdles. But $BFLY wins regardless through licensing revenue and growing adoption of their semiconductor platform. ~$1.5B market cap. Real technology. Real revenue growth. Real balance sheet. Not financial advice.
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MCH
MCH@MCH2024·
@ripplebrain I don’t understand why Israel wouldn’t be satisfied with not withdrawing. And the insistence on attacking in this case.
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