LesserMidas

@dotmariusz @annakatherines_ 😉

@LesserMidas @annakatherines_ “traveling to rome” lmao

Tech bros will never have taste because taste evolves from liking things purely for their own sake, and tech bros cannot conceive of value that is not tied to profit or clout

@AlgodTrading @iruletrenches Rich people can be miserable Just look at the Epstein files

@iruletrenches I sadly have to inform you that often people who have 8 figs + are actually far more miserable and end up being druggies looking for purpose

i’d rather be sad with 9 figs than happy with 6 you can fix your family’s problems, remove their financial stress, and secure your loved ones handle all your responsibilities and duties like a man and be sad for men, happiness isn’t even top 5 priorities

@SawyerMerritt @elonmusk @jason looks so fat here wow

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in new interview on orbital datacenters: "The challenge of course is that cooling, you can't take advantage of conduction and convection, so you can only use radiation, and radiation requires very large surfaces, but that's not an impossible things to solve. There's a lot of space in space. We're going to go explore it. We're already radiation hardened. We have Cuda in satellites around the world. In the meantime, we're going to explore what is the architecture of datacenters look like in space. It'll take years, but that's ok. I got time." via @theallinpod

@CryptoMikli Private governance

Ryan Serhant reveals how hard it is to buy an apartment in NYC “The co-op board can turn you down for anything, and they don't have to tell you why. You could have $100 million in the bank and they can reject you without any reason. A condo board can't do that, they have the right of first refusal. If they turn down a purchaser, they do have to buy the apartment from the owner at the same exact price” “You do have to fill out a massive condo application, two years of tax returns, get reference letters, both professional and personal. There’s background checks, there’s credit checks, it does create a barrier of entry”

@0xUnihax0r *Dorian Gray going up to the attic*

This scene is perfect. The two screen split in the middle gives the impression of a mirror. Modern Narcissus meeting his greatest fear. Everything is here. The awkward gestures. The flood of Pepsi revealing the character’s obsessive traits. The inability to form a word. Narcissus contemplates in awe what he could have been in a parallel reality, if not for the genetic lottery of life. It’s the moment he realised that this is the energy he feeds off.

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@BellicosityDave @AJA_Cortes A quote and consensus are very different things

@LesserMidas @AJA_Cortes This is not true. To quote Dan Carlin “Great men are usually bad men”

Dune 2 sucked. Villanueve ruined Paul and Chanis relationship on purpose because he hated the idea of a Great Man with godly power and loyal woman who believes him. Stripped it all out in favor of scowling and cynicism Dune 3 will also be BS (pretty visuals aside)

@BellicosityDave @AJA_Cortes Great Men are categorized as being good

@LesserMidas @AJA_Cortes Well somehow, even with the reading comprehension of a baboon, he understood the book better than you understood his tweet. He never said Paul was the good guy, or right, he said he was a Great Man with a loyal woman, which is inarguably correct.

I think it’s pretty obvious that the philosophical message of Paul is that 1. He is a complex hero archetype 2. The idea of a hero is equally complex and nuanced 3. Hero’s are not always “good” I think Dennis did that pretty well, the problem is without 600 pages it’s not quite obvious to the average viewer unless you just say it

@LesserMidas @AJA_Cortes And somehow he managed to critique this idea without having Chani monologue to the reader about how “Paul is a bad guy, actually.” And no, it’s not the “whole point” of the first book, because Herbert was a serious thinker who drew from a rich pool of ideas and experiences.

@a16z Explain to me how this is any different from the mechanisms of social media?

@a16z Retarded

Kalshi co-founder Luana Lopes Lara: "I think that politics are going to get better because you're going to have a way faster feedback loop on the messaging and the policies." "Right now when a candidate says 10 things and they win or they lose, you're trying to make one assessment of so many things that the candidate did." "But now you can have real time of like, 'they said this, what was the response?' And you can get that in that faster feedback loop, which I think makes startups great." "If candidates are able to... optimize their message to what people really want and what policies people want... they're just going to know what people want better." Tarek Mansour: "It's like you get a score on all of the different things you've done." @luanalopeslara and @mansourtarek_ on Cheeky Pint with @collision and @matthuang

@capexbt The answer is you’re wrong and retarded. You think whatever you’re told to think. Stop rationalizing Bitcoin price movements

Nobody is asking why Bitcoin rallied during a war. The answer is Iran. - Iran mines Bitcoin for $1,300 per coin. The cheapest on earth. - The IRGC runs the operation. Every coin gets sold to fund imports and bypass US sanctions. - They’ve been dumping tens of thousands of BTC on the open market for years. Constant invisible sell pressure. - Then the US bombed their power grid. Mining went offline overnight. The hashrate dropped within hours. - The sell pressure that nobody knew existed just vanished. The US accidentally made Bitcoin more scarce by bombing the world’s cheapest mining operation. And nobody is connecting the dots.

@sagharborcap @JohnnyDrama0 I know one at AQR and one at Maverick

@JohnnyDrama0 Actually I do have a friend that got a P72 seat solely through nyc nepotism

“Oh yea, I got the job at Point72 through my boy Nick from elementary school” -said literally no one ever

@liftblog What a dweeb for even asking. Just show up a

Park City billionaire Matthew Prince, who’s made very clear he wants to buy Park City Mountain from Vail, tries to get in on an investor dinner. Says he even owns the building where it’s being held but the answer from Vail is no.

@JayCostaUSA Ngl I like this one, but instead of banning lights require street lights and outdoor lights to be modified to reduce light pollution

🚨 TURN OUT THE LIGHTS - New York has introduced a bill in Albany that would FORCE ALL residents to TURN OFF their outdoor lights at 11 PM or face FINES of $250-$500+ EACH TIME! The "New York State Dark Skies Protection Act" is a bill aimed at "reducing light pollution, conserving energy, protecting wildlife, and preserving views of the night sky." The law would require property owners of all kinds, (single family homes, multi-family homes, apartment buildings, commercial buildings, etc) to shut OFF their outdoor lights from 11 PM until sunrise. Leave it up to New York to IGNORE blatant problems like CRIME, BUDGET DEFICITS, and HOMELESSNESS surrounding us, yet FORCE it's LAW-ABIDING residents to comply to their USELESS and DRACONIAN Lighting mandates, OR ELSE! Keep Fighting 🇺🇸

@BujokMr Let’s just draft all the illegals and grant them citizenship if they return

When Trump makes comments like “WAR WILL BE OVER SOON”, what he really means is that the US Navy will soon control the Strait of Hormuz. The Zionists in the Pentagon (Hegseth,etc), are going to convince Trump after this 4 week bombing campaign, that Iran’s military capabilities are completely degraded. Giving Trump a false sense of confidence, in which he will send in the US Navy to try to enforce a blockade like Reagan did. The only problem is that this is a major trap, purposefully curated by those same Zionists, to walk our ships into a death trap. After a ship gets hit and presumably sunk for retaliation against us torpedoing the Iranian battleship in Sri Lanka, Trump is going to be then presented with the option to immediately send in the US Marines to invade Iran & create a security buffer, which he will arrogantly order—hence why the 5,000 Marines & 82nd airborne have been given deployment orders. So then, the US officially announces boots on the ground, which will further spiral out of control, ensuring the death of hundreds if not thousands of our troops. While the pentagon has enough troops to sustain a ground invasion in the short term, it is going to need at minimum, a million man army to sustain operations & logistics. How will it achieve that? By announcing a draft. But who would ever support such a disastrous betrayal? Which is where the false flag comes into play, and it is my belief that the FIFA World Cup will be the target. With billions watching, imagine the scenario where a swarm of ‘Iranian(CIA)’ drones fly into the pitch, killing innocent Americans & potentially some beloved soccer players. The sentiment of the entire world would turn against the Iranians, who are already angry at the cost of energy spiking, laying the groundwork for a potential declaration of world war. Exactly what the Zionists want.

@PopulistTrope @TMTLongShort Another kind of authoritarianism If you don’t believe me look at how many “democratic revolutions” have taken place in the past 100 years 90% of them are flawed democracies

@LesserMidas @TMTLongShort What is the natural end of authoritarianism?

Most of you think this is the ranting of a toddler. But I’m telling you this is narrative building for what comes next. Not chess, not checkers, but some third thing.

@rasmr_eth Ur wallet isn’t fat enough

Nobody talks about how different cities require different RIZZ LA vs NYC are two completely different scenes. If you can’t adjust to your location, you will be a complete INCEL For example, NYC girls are classier and want a charcuterie board at the function. Whereas LA girls just want a pool to take pics in front of Imagine pulling up to an LA party with a charcuterie board, every single woman there will think you are a homosexual Whereas in NYC if you DONT provide charcuterie and cute pink drinks you are an creep who likes to assault women Adjust accordingly.