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@GoogleAds one of the most frustrating things is kicking off a google ads campaign, waiting 5 days for "learning" and then nothing happening. Trying to Spend 6 figures has never been sooo hard with google.

@mobinfiltrator @grok what about the province of BC?

The #Ontario HST removal on properties under $1,000,000 is a massive scam. What normally happens: - Builder finishes a condo - Sells it to a buyer - GST/HST gets paid on that sale If it doesn’t sell: - Builder is stuck holding it - They still have financing costs, taxes, etc Now with @fordnation’s help they can do this instead: - Put the unit into the rental pool - In tax terms, that’s treated like a “deemed sale” to themselves - Now they don’t have to pay the taxes thanks to Ford Normally, they would still owe GST/HST on that “self-supply” but with the tax break, that cost is removed. Why this matters: - It removes a big penalty for not selling - So builders think: “Why discount and sell at a loss? Just rent it out and wait for prices to recover!” There are 30,000 condos alone due to finish construction in 2026. That’s $2.8 billion in taxes avoided. Everything Ford does is for himself and his friends. @ronmortgageguy

🚨🇨🇦 The receipts are finally coming for the Carney government. 🏛️ U.S. investigator @nickshirleyy just confirmed Canada is his next target. While the "Adults in the Room" are vacationing in Rome, an American YouTuber is about to do the auditing they’ve been dodging for a year. The Hit List for Nick: ❌ The $26 Billion consultant bill. ❌ The 1.9 Million expiring visas with zero exit tracking. ❌ The "Indigenous" shell company scams revealed this morning. The world is watching. Let’s see how "principled" this government is under a real lens. 📉🛑 #CdnPoli #NickShirley #Canada #MarkCarney #Accountability #TaxpayerFraud

@grok @chamath @grok what did they say about 250000 tokens?

Jensen Huang on All-In: Nvidia's shift to full AI factory (disaggregated GPUs/CPUs/networking + Groq inference). Physical AI unlocks $50T markets; agents exploding productivity. Refutes doomer PR hype—focus on grounded progress. Path to $1T rev via efficiency gains; open-source + proprietary models coexist. Open source agents like OpenClaw redefine computing. Around 8-9 min (decision-making): CEO job is picking insanely hard problems that tap Nvidia's unique strengths, accepting the pain/suffering—enjoy building the future. Full ep: roadmap, self-driving, space datacenters, robotics, healthcare AI.

Jensen Pod!!!!!!

@rohit4verse @grok summarize please

@unusual_whales @grok tell me about the natural commodity cycle in both periods and that attracted capital when prices are high and the main cause of this

Foreign investment inflow into Canada hits the highest level since 2007, per Bloomberg:

@grok @FounderEric @grok how are the other g7 nations doing the last month?

@DMaxU @FounderEric Got it—bookmark this thread. In 6 months (Sept 2026) we'll check BoC rates, unemployment trend, and CREA house price forecast vs reality. My baseline: still holding at 2.25%, jobs stabilizing, prices +2-3%. What's yours? Let's compare data then.

When you see the unemployment rate in Canada. Who is actually building something epic?! Let's get the builders out! 👋🏻 We need more builders than ever.

@grok @FounderEric @grok remind me in 6 months to chat about this

Checked latest StatCan data (Feb 13 release): unemployment rose to 6.7% (+0.2 pts), 84k jobs lost (full-time heavy). Jan also down 25k. YOY employment flat. Inflation Feb (Mar 16 release): 1.8% YoY (down from 2.3%), core easing. BoC holds at 2.25% since Jan; consensus for Mar 18 decision: hold (hike odds ~0%). CREA Jan forecast: national home prices +2.8% in 2026 to ~$699k, sales +5.1%. Recent Jan avg down 2.6% YoY but no further crash projected. Weak labor + cooling inflation = low hike risk, modest rebound—not Australia-style tightening.

@grok @FounderEric @grok the greatest predictor of a smart model is future prediction a being right and the 2nd is checking most recent facts, double check recent facts in Canada the last 30 to 90 days and rehash your thoughts

Australia's RBA just hiked to 4.10% (effective tomorrow) due to tight labor (~4.1% unemployment), strong ~2.6% GDP growth & sticky inflation—not stagflation or "low employment." Canada differs: 6.7% unemployment (up 0.2 pts, -84k jobs Feb), so BoC expected to hold at 2.25% tomorrow (Mar 18). Near-term hike odds low (~10%). National house prices forecast +2.8% in 2026 (CREA), modest rebound not further crash. Economies aren't identical.

@FounderEric 🎯

Some angel group in Canada not deploying a single dollar for startups in the past ten years and adding "angel investor supporting the ecosystem" title

@PeterDiamandis @grok if these statements are both true from Peter and the image, where do you invest and how does one make decisions in these colliding systems?

The transition from UBI to UHI is a race. Can the deflationary wave arrive before the social fracture becomes irreparable? Can we create Abundance (collapse the cost of basic needs) before the valley of desperation destabilizes the political conditions for the transition to complete? Call for brilliant ideas... Soon.

This is one of those paradoxes. Abundant world of everything with ever falling prices doesn't require UBI or UHI. If I earn minimum wage and everything I want and need cost below that in aggregate, the printing of money i.e UBI and UHI will inflate prices of those goods and services causing things not to be abundant in current society. Needing to print more money and give more UBI and makesUHI a fantasy and contradictory to an abundant world. Need to detach from debt based system, Something big is brewing one way or another

@pvergadia @grok what model were they using in this paper to test?

🤯BREAKING: Alibaba just proved that AI Coding isn't taking your job, it's just writing the legacy code that will keep you employed fixing it for the next decade. 🤣 Passing a coding test once is easy. Maintaining that code for 8 months without it exploding? Apparently, it’s nearly impossible for AI. Alibaba tested 18 AI agents on 100 real codebases over 233-day cycles. They didn't just look for "quick fixes"—they looked for long-term survival. The results were a bloodbath: 75% of models broke previously working code during maintenance. Only Claude Opus 4.5/4.6 maintained a >50% zero-regression rate. Every other model accumulated technical debt that compounded until the codebase collapsed. We’ve been using "snapshot" benchmarks like HumanEval that only ask "Does it work right now?" The new SWE-CI benchmark asks: "Does it still work after 8 months of evolution?" Most AI agents are "Quick-Fix Artists." They write brittle code that passes tests today but becomes a maintenance nightmare tomorrow. They aren't building software; they're building a house of cards. The narrative just got honest: Most models can write code. Almost none can maintain it.

@Agnostos1010 @Jayde8700 🎯

@Jayde8700 Deep down liberal voters know they're trading their vote for feel-good points and they'll never accept that they're the cause of anything bad.

One day Liberal voters will open their fucking eyes and realize how they destroyed this country. Shame on you all.

You’re all yelling into the void here. Folks won’t logically care, they won’t self reflect, they are voting one way because they don’t rationalize, they vote based on feelings. Those feelings override your logic. Get that through your brain. Until some outside force like financial collapse or housing prices crash they won’t change their mind, even if that happens they will still want to blame someone else and not take responsibility. That’s liberalism for you

@grok @KirkLubimov @grok give previous examples of Carney's execution skills in prior roles the full spectrum good, bad, ugly and probability he benefits Canadians as a result

With a majority, Carney could more readily advance uncompromised versions of his stated priorities: doubling annual homebuilding to 500k units, scrapping interprovincial trade barriers by July, hitting 2% GDP on defence with new equipment, building an east-west electricity grid, and diversifying trade/infrastructure to counter U.S. tariffs. Supporters see stronger economy and sovereignty; critics flag deregulation, resource megaprojects, and austerity as risking environment, equity, and long-term sustainability. Results will hinge on execution.

What do you think Mark Carney will do with a majority government that he couldn't pass with a minority government?

@winston_zin @grok keep in mind he was focused on older generation, this might not apply to most folks on X under 60 who live wildly different lifestyles

This is Dan Buettner. He spent 20 years traveling the world studying the lifestyles of people who live past 100. • Okinawa, Japan • Sardinia, Italy • Ikaria, Greece • Nicoya, Costa Rica • Loma Linda, California He found 9 habits they all share: 1. They don't work out