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My dad called Sunday morning. Said he was in the neighborhood. "Did you eat?" "No." "I'll grab bagels." He showed up an hour later. Sat at the kitchen table. Looked around. "So this is what you do all day." "Yeah." "What, you just code?" "Trading systems. Open-source. Anyone can see the code." He took a bite of his bagel. "So you code for free?" "No, dad. The code makes money." "Sure it does." I didn't argue. I opened my laptop. One wallet I was tracking turned $480 into $6,900 in 19 days. Another moved $5.3M in volume. One more had a 74% winrate across 214 trades. Sharpe 2.31. I didn't touch it once. He stopped chewing. "That's... from a script?" Exactly. Then I showed him the repos. All free. All public. First: 86M+ trades on Polymarket. Every outcome since day one. Free to download. Second: Market making bot. Both sides of the book. Gas optimized. Google Sheets execution. Third: ML + heuristics. I fed 14,000 wallets into Claude. One prompt. 4 minutes. Found 47 traders with 70%+ winrate. Bot mirrors them with 60-second delay. He went quiet for a long time. Then: "How long have you been doing this?" "Eight months." "And you didn't tell me?" I didn't have a good answer. Profile: Fathers don't ask about the money. They ask why you didn't tell them.

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I am in the church of American consumerism. The fact that I'm telling you this probably tells you what store I'm in. It isn’t a Tesla store. Think bigger. Way bigger. That you have to show your club card to get in. Just like if I say, "What kind of shoes was Tiger Woods wearing?" you probably would get that right too. What other brands have such a strong memory in everybody's head? I remember my boss taking me to Price Club back in the 1980s. Which is what Costco used to be called. “Don’t tell anyone about this place. It will put us out of business.” The family store I used to work at is gone. If you talk to a Tesla fan all you need to say is “triangle” and we know exactly which vehicle you are talking about. At the Tesla Oasis, which is in the middle of nowhere in California north of Los Angeles, the solar panels are at the same angle. Why I notice these things? I have hung out with brand designers and storytellers at the highest level. Oakley treats its designers as better than everyone else. It has special equipment that deposits a layer a few atoms thick as glass and plastic. That is how it gets to reflect light in such a colorful way. If you see them you know they are Oakleys. Can’t wait for a pair to come out from some tech company that basically say to everyone “yes I am wearing a camera.” Whoever turns that negative into a club will have a huge moat. Like Harley Davidson turned its negative image into a brand that the Governor of Texas once talked to my partner about for more than an hour both with very fond tones. My friend says Cybertruck is a failure. I say that will be a very popular vehicle on Robotaxi. Just watch. Once you are inside for a ride you will understand. As for the glasses, Zuckerberg had plans long ago to have us play games with our friends in the street. That kind of club.

Robert Scoble

29,848 görüntüleme • 7 gün önce

“Hello?” “Patrik…Marshawn is gone.” “What do you mean?” “He died.” *drops phone, tears fall* —— I’ve tried so many times to find words since answering my phone early Thursday morning, but nothing qualifies to relay the devastation — the shattered heart knowing we had spoken not long before. I’ve replayed so many of our talks in my mind since that call. The first day you arrived in Dallas wearing that huge smile, so ready to make your family and your mom proud, and you did. The endless talks we had about comics, anime and gaming, always comparing notes on each topic and promising we’d squad up on Marvel Rivals next offseason when we both have time. Time… the thing we tell ourselves we have but never truly do. 💔 The talks we had after you had a tough game or practice, or injury, still smiling, always smiling; and outwardly the eternal optimist even while you fought those demons that I am personally all too familiar with. Mine nearly claimed me as well. You fought them in the dark while always being the light for others, and that is your legacy: selflessness, graciousness, humility, kindness, authenticity and compassion. Anyone who has ever caught us laughing during our talks or wondered where I was only to find us off to the side talking about so many different things knows I lost a little brother on Nov. 6, 2025. And to know what I lost you to, given how passionately I advocate for mental health, will haunt my days until I see you again. But, until I do, just know your passing will only embolden me to be even more unrelenting in preaching mental health, and especially for boys and men who think silence is strength when the opposite is true when help is needed. And if that saves just one person, then you will not have passed in vain. Rest peacefully, Shawn. You told me a couple days prior: “OK bet, I’ll see you later, Pat!” You will, but I still have work to do here first, and that includes making sure you’re never forgotten and that the memory of you never fades in people’s minds. I am blessed to know I said the following to you while you were here to hear it, but one more time for old time’s sake: “I love you, bro. Take care of yourself.” 🕊️ P.S. You win. Naruto is the best anime, and I was kidding, because you were always S-Rank. 🖤 #iykyk You didn’t have to try to level solo, though. No goodbyes. Ttyl. Thank you for blessing me with your spirit, energy and existence. - No C 😞
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“Hello?” “Patrik…Marshawn is gone.” “What do you mean?” “He died.” *drops phone, tears fall* —— I’ve tried so many times to find words since answering my phone early Thursday morning, but nothing qualifies to relay the devastation — the shattered heart knowing we had spoken not long before. I’ve replayed so many of our talks in my mind since that call. The first day you arrived in Dallas wearing that huge smile, so ready to make your family and your mom proud, and you did. The endless talks we had about comics, anime and gaming, always comparing notes on each topic and promising we’d squad up on Marvel Rivals next offseason when we both have time. Time… the thing we tell ourselves we have but never truly do. 💔 The talks we had after you had a tough game or practice, or injury, still smiling, always smiling; and outwardly the eternal optimist even while you fought those demons that I am personally all too familiar with. Mine nearly claimed me as well. You fought them in the dark while always being the light for others, and that is your legacy: selflessness, graciousness, humility, kindness, authenticity and compassion. Anyone who has ever caught us laughing during our talks or wondered where I was only to find us off to the side talking about so many different things knows I lost a little brother on Nov. 6, 2025. And to know what I lost you to, given how passionately I advocate for mental health, will haunt my days until I see you again. But, until I do, just know your passing will only embolden me to be even more unrelenting in preaching mental health, and especially for boys and men who think silence is strength when the opposite is true when help is needed. And if that saves just one person, then you will not have passed in vain. Rest peacefully, Shawn. You told me a couple days prior: “OK bet, I’ll see you later, Pat!” You will, but I still have work to do here first, and that includes making sure you’re never forgotten and that the memory of you never fades in people’s minds. I am blessed to know I said the following to you while you were here to hear it, but one more time for old time’s sake: “I love you, bro. Take care of yourself.” 🕊️ P.S. You win. Naruto is the best anime, and I was kidding, because you were always S-Rank. 🖤 #iykyk You didn’t have to try to level solo, though. No goodbyes. Ttyl. Thank you for blessing me with your spirit, energy and existence. - No C 😞

Patrik [No C] Walker

371,163 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

"Mega Man X5 Improvement Project Addendum" is about to become "Mega Man X5 Tweaks." Long overdue. The first release aims to make most changes from the Addendum project available individually, including those additional "hex editor" options that some of you might have missed entirely. And everything I've been working on for the past couple of years: 🤖 Armor sprites displayed by Parts (the big one) 🤖 Special Weapons (regular and charged) available for all Armors 🤖 Boss Parameters (Health Bars, Leveling System options, damage and speed values for select moves, and reduced idle times) And a few localization choices that previously were impossible to mix and match: All the English scripts we've gone through: 🤖 Original PS1 version 🤖 Original PS1 + MMXLC2 changes (what we had up to v1.5) 🤖 Retranslation (what we've had since v1.6), now available with either the new or the original font And also: 🤖 Japanese, with all the necessary graphics changes included ...And a bunch of Title Screen options. Why not. The GUI is still a work in progress, obviously, but it's growing daily. I might include a couple of extra things too. The important thing is that every issue under the hood that prevented this from being possible from the start has already been solved. See you soonnn
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"Mega Man X5 Improvement Project Addendum" is about to become "Mega Man X5 Tweaks." Long overdue. The first release aims to make most changes from the Addendum project available individually, including those additional "hex editor" options that some of you might have missed entirely. And everything I've been working on for the past couple of years: 🤖 Armor sprites displayed by Parts (the big one) 🤖 Special Weapons (regular and charged) available for all Armors 🤖 Boss Parameters (Health Bars, Leveling System options, damage and speed values for select moves, and reduced idle times) And a few localization choices that previously were impossible to mix and match: All the English scripts we've gone through: 🤖 Original PS1 version 🤖 Original PS1 + MMXLC2 changes (what we had up to v1.5) 🤖 Retranslation (what we've had since v1.6), now available with either the new or the original font And also: 🤖 Japanese, with all the necessary graphics changes included ...And a bunch of Title Screen options. Why not. The GUI is still a work in progress, obviously, but it's growing daily. I might include a couple of extra things too. The important thing is that every issue under the hood that prevented this from being possible from the start has already been solved. See you soonnn

acediez

33,938 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

He had just finished a long day at the courthouse. Instead of heading back to his office, the judge took a different turn and walked straight out into the cold evening air. Robert Hale had served on the bench for decades. Colleagues knew him as controlled, quiet, and difficult to impress, especially after years of handling serious cases. One case refused to leave his thoughts. The file described a dog recovered from an abandoned apartment after neighbors reported a smell coming through the walls. Photographs showed an animal left without food or water for far too long. Medical notes listed dehydration, fear responses, and severe weight loss. Earlier that day, the court delivered its decision. The sentence was read clearly, firmly, and without hesitation. No sense of relief followed. The judge left the building wearing the same coat he had arrived in and drove himself to the local animal care facility. A shelter worker met him near the treatment area and spoke quietly. She explained that the dog avoided eye contact and reacted to sudden movement. Inside the kennel, a thin dog stood motionless near the back wall. Robert opened the gate and lowered himself to the floor. He stayed still, allowing the space to settle. "Hey there." "Oh, look at you."The dog shifted slightly and lifted its head. A few seconds passed before the animal moved closer. "I see why you don't want to let go." "I really do." The dog leaned in and rested its weight against him. Breathing slowed as the tension eased. "Take your time." "He has been waiting for you." A shelter staff member watched from the doorway. No instructions were given, and no one interrupted the moment. "You don't have to be on guard anymore, pal." "You can stay right here." Robert returned often during the recovery period. Each visit followed the same quiet pattern. When the dog was finally cleared for adoption, paperwork was prepared without discussion. The judge signed his name and walked out beside the animal, leaving the shelter together.
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He had just finished a long day at the courthouse. Instead of heading back to his office, the judge took a different turn and walked straight out into the cold evening air. Robert Hale had served on the bench for decades. Colleagues knew him as controlled, quiet, and difficult to impress, especially after years of handling serious cases. One case refused to leave his thoughts. The file described a dog recovered from an abandoned apartment after neighbors reported a smell coming through the walls. Photographs showed an animal left without food or water for far too long. Medical notes listed dehydration, fear responses, and severe weight loss. Earlier that day, the court delivered its decision. The sentence was read clearly, firmly, and without hesitation. No sense of relief followed. The judge left the building wearing the same coat he had arrived in and drove himself to the local animal care facility. A shelter worker met him near the treatment area and spoke quietly. She explained that the dog avoided eye contact and reacted to sudden movement. Inside the kennel, a thin dog stood motionless near the back wall. Robert opened the gate and lowered himself to the floor. He stayed still, allowing the space to settle. "Hey there." "Oh, look at you."The dog shifted slightly and lifted its head. A few seconds passed before the animal moved closer. "I see why you don't want to let go." "I really do." The dog leaned in and rested its weight against him. Breathing slowed as the tension eased. "Take your time." "He has been waiting for you." A shelter staff member watched from the doorway. No instructions were given, and no one interrupted the moment. "You don't have to be on guard anymore, pal." "You can stay right here." Robert returned often during the recovery period. Each visit followed the same quiet pattern. When the dog was finally cleared for adoption, paperwork was prepared without discussion. The judge signed his name and walked out beside the animal, leaving the shelter together.

Gabriele Corno

13,895 görüntüleme • 5 gün önce