GM 🫂

Who said, and I quote: "When you've got them by the balls, their hearts and minds will follow" 😂

GM For the doubters 😂

Hey stick with API calls, you were right 😂

Interestingly, they think the threat is being able to vibe code a terminal. That's not the threat. The threat is quality, quantity and speed of information and decision making. That's the threat, not a terminal for humans to look at while their AI trades 24 x 7 x 365.

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Enter 80085 into your calculator 😂

I always assumed the term came from the porn industry. I imagined: Monday: Write the script Tuesday: Rehearse Wednesday: Hump day Thursday: Edit Friday: Publish

Two interesting things I learned recently. 1. Light doesn't experience time. The photon hits your retina at the same time as being ejected from the star 5 billion light years away, from the photons point of view. 2. Planck length divided by Planck time = Speed of Light

You're copying my playbook. Thanks couldn't have done nothing without you 😂

$30K a year for a Bloomberg terminal. My next AI prediction, AI is coming for this company, very soon:

Just reading it 🫡 They always laugh, until they don't 😂

You know when you start something, then drop it 4 years later because you don't think it's going anywhere, then 6 years after that, everybody starts talking about it 😂 LoRa in 2016: https://mikehardcastle.com/2016/05/18/gaia-ai-and-robots/

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GM I like the term "hump day" 😂

Running local inference uses more electricity than when at idle, but just like an all you can eat buffet lures you in to a false sense of security, so does running local models. Most of the time, the cost of local inference hardware costs more than paying for cloud, although API costs can skyrocket. Local inference is under your control, however, and the value of that is priceless.

All I can say is, don't come back 😂

I didn't grant him an exit visa 😱

We have our own Dimsum 😂 https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/perfect-pasties

See, there, I can't even get being wrong right 😂

But I'm the most wrong 😂

Bitcoin seems to pump when investors move into cash, not assets. You would think it's the opposite, but Bitcoin is a very liquid asset:

Leave my plums alone 😂

Last week it was oil, yesterday it was Helium, today, it's coffee. I'm plum pivoted out 😂

Interesting dilemma, yes, you can argue it both ways. Here's another twitter, but not quite as polished. Or here's a different paradigm with a similar skin.