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Being indispensable, seen and liked is a challenge even if you’re onsite full-time. If you work remotely, you have the extra hurdle of accomplishing the above from afar. Maintain regular virtual communication: You can build strong relationships, contribute to others and showcase your individual work via email, phone and video communication, but you have to prioritize making that outreach. Even if your manager doesn’t ask for regular reports, provide regular reports – project status updates, key wins, new ideas. Invite colleagues to breakfast, lunch or a coffee break over Zoom, or at least, include some social connecting if you already have regular work meetings. forbes.com/sites/caroline…

Powell’s DOJ saga is a coverup. The real story is that The Federal Reserve has spent 100+ years creating inflation, financial crises, & the biggest wealth gap in history with ZERO accountability. I made a documentary with @IanCarrollShow to expose it.

Bill Ackman on how to maintain clarity when everything is going wrong. This is a masterclass in psychological resilience.

Reinforcement learning platform for quantitative trading pipelines github.com/TradeMaster-NT…

Arguably Scott Adams’ greatest livestream video ever- The User Interface for Reality. If you know, you know.

MARKET RECAP 📉 The S&P 500 fell 0.34% today, losing around $200 billion in market cap. But the biggest story was silver and gold, dropping 7.2% and 4.5% respectively 👀 What the heck is going on?!? Let’s talk about it 🗣️

BREAKING: Tomorrow is Warren Buffett's last day as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Buffett took the stock from $19/share in 1965 to $750,000/share today, up +3,950,000%. Congratulations to the best investor of all time.

a16z team shared a bunch of startup ideas for 2026:

Listen to the founder of Twitter, @Jack explain Bitcoin

I failed IIT twice. Took loans I couldn't afford. Started as a Quality Engineer while my friends climbed faster. 25 years later, here's the timeline: 2000: Decided to become an Engineer from IIT 2004: Failed to get into IIT 2005: Failed to get into IIT a second time—reluctantly took admission in another engineering school 2006: Started preparing for grad school in US 2008: Ran around trying to get a loan to go to grad school. 2009: Graduated with an engineering degree in India 2009: Moved to the US for grad school at UPenn, started from scratch in a new country 2010: Struggled landing an internship, while all my friends had one. 2010: Clock was ticking on student loan installments 2010: Finally got an internship at a tiny startup 2011: Finally landed a job at the same startup 2012: Struggled through tech career beginnings as a QA engineer 2013: Doubted if I belonged, took a leap into customer-facing engineering 2014: Really felt like I'd arrived in my happy place—solving new business problems every day with engineering 2017: Google found me! 2019: Found this role called DevRel, found my love for learning out loud 2020: Launched some cool zero-to-one products 2021: Became a published best selling author 2023: Led Developer Advocacy for North America at Google Cloud 2024: Microsoft found me to lead Developer Strategy for GTM! 2025: Earned Wharton MBA, launched another best selling book, took the TED stage while building and leading a team with multi-billion dollar impact. Story goes on... The entire time, one truth kept me going: I had to believe in myself before anyone else would. Failing IIT twice felt like the end of the world. But it wasn't my destination—it was just the beginning. From a "Not-IIT" engineering school to leading developer strategy at the world's biggest tech companies wasn't about being the smartest person in the room. It was about showing up consistently, learning relentlessly, and never letting failure or fear make my decisions. Don't give up on yourself. Your timeline is your own. Dream! Dream big! You can only achieve what you can imagine..so don't hold back. #hustle

🚨BREAKING: A new Python library for algorithmic trading. Introducing TensorTrade: An open-source Python framework for trading using Reinforcement Learning (AI)

Neuroscientist Reveals Why You Must Go EXTREME to Win Big:

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$BTC 🟠 Halving Regression Rainbow. Back at its lower blue line again. The turn is near.

The best Bitcoin video I’ve ever seen. Merry Christmas

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Wise Words

I always watch this everyday and whenever I feel ashamed to ask for anything. It works all the time for me.

Great video by @jackmallers

👀 systematic study of effective goal setting Process goals >> performance goals > outcome goals