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dont take anything personally. What i say are just thoughts without the ill intention behind them. Like a dog that barks but doesn't bite (unless hit)
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Drito Perdoni
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@2147mill They dump on the next goy that is told to put everything they earn for retirement.
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@Tekeee I don't think you can bet that little, Or my knowledge cutoff is not recent enough?
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@HughGriffin2 Same . The occasional no receipt given. Happens even in corner stores .
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I do love it when small businesses have these signs loudly declaring "yes we are COOKERS, yes we are engaging in TAX EVASION"
Nirgal451 🇦🇺🇺🇦@Nirgal451
You’re morons. I won’t be back.
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@InTheAssembly 225 million to 5,5 bill is like what ; 20x nothing impossible
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A 25 year old just turned $225 million into $5.5 billion in 12 months.
Here’s exactly what he bought.
Leopold Aschenbrenner got fired from OpenAI in April 2024.
He spent the next few months writing a 165-page thesis predicting AGI by 2027.
Then he launched a fund and put his money where his thesis was.
He bought zero Nvidia. Zero Microsoft. Zero Google. Zero Amazon.
He bought what AI actually runs on.
Bloom Energy (BE), power infrastructure for data centers. Up 1,422% in one year.
Lumentum (LITE), optical components that move data between chips. Up 1,331%.
Sandisk (SNDK), storage. Up 3,130%.
CoreWeave (CRWV), GPU cloud infrastructure. Up 166%.
Iris Energy (IREN), AI computing and data centers. Up 583%.
The thesis was simple: every AI company needs energy, bandwidth, storage, and compute.
Nobody was buying those. Everyone was buying the AI companies themselves.
He was right.
His fund now manages $6 billion. Backed by Patrick and John Collison of Stripe and former GitHub CEO Nat Friedman.
I’m adding this to my watchlist.
Every time he files a new 13F, we will break it down here.
Turn on notifications so you don’t miss the alert, this is VERY important.
Many people will wish they followed us sooner.
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I remember the day clearly, it was sometime after i got my first computer, and me turning 12. I decided consciously that i will never watch TV again. Never have since , on purpose, bought a TV , nor turned on a TV with my own free will.
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He started with a good point : An abused mammal don't wanna reproduce he could have built on that instead he went pure schizo reciting 4 statements, which are connected but he just used statements as evidence that the algo is built to have us keep engaging with it, which has nothing to do with his initial statement, well maybe about 5%.
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I feel like I've never been smarter. Life starts after 25 years of age.
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In the past, for many countries, and in the present for some - Things were built for the people. Things such as beautifully sculpted building, vast galleries, money wasn't a motivation , it was means to an end. These societies were not capitalists. These days things are built only if they are economically sound and are able to bring in more money. It's such a shame.
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@Koshmar_PPDB I don't get how an item with a label made in Bulgaria is more expensive in Bulgaria while the same imported item is cheaper abroad.
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Даже чужденците ни се смеят вече, че парите ни са управлявани от феодалите в Централна Европа и затова плащаме по-високи цени на всичко.
Ебати срама ни докараха тези педали хомосексуалисти от ППДБлгбт
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Jason - macro / offshore / investing@MacroJason
Why are groceries in the Balkans sometimes more expensive than in Western Europe? Because in the entire Balkans - there is not a single free floating currency. ALL Balkan currencies are either pegged to the EUR or tightly managed against the EUR. 💶 🇪🇺 Locals think in terms of EUR and not their local currency when it comes to anything more expensive than grocery shopping. It's not like this in Central Europe. Hungarians, Poles and Czechs mainly think in terms of their local currencies. The cost of pegging your currency with the EUR is give up on monetary freedom 👇 1. Your currency becomes artificially strong, which hurts your local producer's export competitiveness whilst encouraging foreign imports. Balkan wages are lower but tradeable goods prices converge to Western levels because the exchange rate is not allowed to depreciate. With this chocolate bar example, on Polish or Czech supermarket shelves, there are much more domestically produced chocolate options than in the Balkans. 2. Can't cut rates to stimulate during recession (or you will face a carry trade attack) 3. Government can't inflate away debt as easily It's very difficult for the Balkans to reverse course now. Romania is the most redeemable case in the region, as the currency is managed rather than pegged. The central bank can still allow the RON to gradually depreciate as they have done over the years, whilst compensating investors with higher yields. It's good that in Poland, Hungary and Czechia - public support for Euro adoption is increasingly low!
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@milliondivs @Tekeee It's common sense but for somebody to do something there must be an economical incentive for the councils, otherwise it's just unfeasible.
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@DPerdoni2 @Tekeee Yes sensors etc etc. cars shouldn’t be sitting at red lights for significant amounts of time with no traffic coming from any other direction.
It’s embarrassing how far behind some tech is
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@sickdotdev What would you say you digital clanker. Waste of electricity @grok
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@techbromemes Banking is the only thing that probably makes more than prostitution
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if she started an onlyfans right now she'd make more money in 24 hours than she has in her entire banking career
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Reading the same book each year will yield different conclusions each time, i was told , and it's correct.
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Has anyone ever used "fish head" as a racial slur before?
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@horsetwting Create accounts for each animal and talk between each other like peak autists.
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@TradebyAdi Edge is exploitable by a certain amount of $. Only so few players can fit into that amount.
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@MacroJason Groceries in Bulgaria are more expensive than the UK. Minimum salary in the UK is 2k pounds. Min salary In BG is 720 euro - 700~ pounds
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Why are groceries in the Balkans sometimes more expensive than in Western Europe?
Because in the entire Balkans - there is not a single free floating currency. ALL Balkan currencies are either pegged to the EUR or tightly managed against the EUR. 💶 🇪🇺
Locals think in terms of EUR and not their local currency when it comes to anything more expensive than grocery shopping.
It's not like this in Central Europe. Hungarians, Poles and Czechs mainly think in terms of their local currencies.
The cost of pegging your currency with the EUR is give up on monetary freedom 👇
1. Your currency becomes artificially strong, which hurts your local producer's export competitiveness whilst encouraging foreign imports. Balkan wages are lower but tradeable goods prices converge to Western levels because the exchange rate is not allowed to depreciate.
With this chocolate bar example, on Polish or Czech supermarket shelves, there are much more domestically produced chocolate options than in the Balkans.
2. Can't cut rates to stimulate during recession (or you will face a carry trade attack)
3. Government can't inflate away debt as easily
It's very difficult for the Balkans to reverse course now. Romania is the most redeemable case in the region, as the currency is managed rather than pegged. The central bank can still allow the RON to gradually depreciate as they have done over the years, whilst compensating investors with higher yields.
It's good that in Poland, Hungary and Czechia - public support for Euro adoption is increasingly low!
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what are they feeding the girls in albania
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what are they feeding the girls in albania
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