@MostlyMonkey
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Right, but tiresome
Joined December 2022
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If you would consult the graph...
I’ve completely switched my default mode of operation this past year from saving as much as possible to just simply make more.
It happened naturally for various reasons; the most prominent being running the HFT startup.
Quite the difference on how I operate now. I’d say it’s a much better mental model for like generally speaking.
You need to be destroying your children at sports. Dunking on them. Running over them. Knock one out of the park and bat flip them. Be saturn to their zeus. Make them desire to defeat you.
11 year-old me complained that we didn't have thanksgiving family traditions like the Kennedys and got my 5'8 skinny-ass mom to get out and straightarm me while scoring a touchdown through the backyard gate
Jameson Land
That moment you realize the US military is going to build a massive fucking military base right next to that piece of prime real estate that is estimated to have 13 billion barrels of prospected recoverable oil resources and that the US government has been trying to start drilling operations at with the Texas based company Greenland energy.
I dislike the French in a friendly way and pity the British in a familial way.
@pegobry_en
One generally talks one's book AFTER building a position, not BEFORE
Follow me for more tips on managing money
I’m dumping 1 million dollars in 15 delta 60 day to exp meta calls tomorrow. My agent has broken out of the sandbox and has gotten fly as helllllll 💯💯💯
@alexandr_wang thank you 🙏 so much for pushing the frontier. I am officially a meta maniac and bumping it up to my #1 position.
Top 20 has 6 of my followers and one guy who regularly steals my tweets
Overeducated Gibbon retweeted
Reminder: US schools serving low-income and non-white communities get more money per pupil not less and have for a long time
You people are utterly ignorant about what it feels like to live through a technological revolution: it is extremely slow. Compounded, an an extra 1% a year productivity growth for 30 years is incredible. But inside it, it feels like nothing.
U.S. labor productivity, 2013–2026:
> Unremarkable growth for most of the 2010s
> Breaks sharply higher starting 2020
> Now running 2.2% above where the old trend said we'd be
The last time this happened was 1995–2004, when the internet added close to 3% a year for a full decade.
Looks like we're a few years into the sequel.
