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Dario Amodei (CEO of Anthropic) explains why selling AI to businesses is better than selling it to consumers: One of Anthropic's smartest early decisions was choosing enterprise customers over chasing a billion free users. Dario's reasoning comes down to a simple principle about business incentives: "It's very hard to fight your own business incentives. It's easier to choose a business model where there's less need to fight your own business incentives." He's openly worried about where consumer AI leads: "I have a lot of worries about consumer AI that it kind of leads to needing to maximize engagement. It leads to slop. We've seen a lot of stuff around ads from some of the other players." Anthropic's model sidesteps this trap entirely. Dario continues: "Anthropic is not a player that works like that or needs to work like that. We just sell things to businesses and those things directly have value. We don't need to monetize a billion free users. We don't need to maximize engagement for a billion free users because we're in some death race with some other large player." The insight here is structural, not moral. Dario Amodei isn't claiming Anthropic is more virtuous than its competitors. He's pointing out that consumer business models force companies into engagement-maximization and ad-driven monetization, regardless of what their leaders personally want. By selling directly to businesses that need accuracy and reliability, Anthropic's revenue grows when the product gets better, not when it gets more addictive.

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This trader used Claude to build a Quant Bot and made +$104,043 on Polymarket Since Apr 2, this wallet has been making about $1,351 a day and a little over 22 trades per hour 40,774 predictions with a 51% win rate in 77 days This trader’s Polymarket account: This trader started with $219.7K in deposits and is now sitting at roughly +41.1% ROI The bot strategy is simple: > It looks for short crypto markets where the odds are still out of sync > Gets in before the repricing is finished then keeps hitting the same setup across a huge flow of entries > The result is not driven by one big win, but by repeating the same edge over and over Most profitable trades: $62 → $1,745 (+$1,683, +2,693.86%) $27 → $1,365 (+$1,337, +4,784%) $79 → $1,350 (+$1,270, +1,595.75%) It is the ability to keep exploiting tiny short-window pricing errors until they stack into a large PnL

This trader used Claude to build a Quant Bot and made +$104,043 on Polymarket Since Apr 2, this wallet has been making about $1,351 a day and a little over 22 trades per hour 40,774 predictions with a 51% win rate in 77 days This trader’s Polymarket account: This trader started with $219.7K in deposits and is now sitting at roughly +41.1% ROI The bot strategy is simple: > It looks for short crypto markets where the odds are still out of sync > Gets in before the repricing is finished then keeps hitting the same setup across a huge flow of entries > The result is not driven by one big win, but by repeating the same edge over and over Most profitable trades: $62 → $1,745 (+$1,683, +2,693.86%) $27 → $1,365 (+$1,337, +4,784%) $79 → $1,350 (+$1,270, +1,595.75%) It is the ability to keep exploiting tiny short-window pricing errors until they stack into a large PnL

Daniro

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NEW: Chrystia Freeland claims terrified four-year-olds are begging her to stop Trump from invading Canada. The former Deputy Prime Minister made these comments after stating that she takes Trump’s remarks about making Canada the 51st state “seriously.” “I was in a small city called Saskatoon, and a little four-year-old girl came up to me with her mother. Her name was Ari. “And she said to me, in the serious way a little four-year-old can, ‘Can you stop Trump from invading Canada?’ So right now, we are a country where four-year-old children are saying, ‘How do we stop this guy from invading my country?’” Freeland said. So, Freeland values the fears of four-year-olds over the voices of adult Canadians. Remember, Canadian truckers pleaded with Freeland and Trudeau to end the vaccine mandates. Instead of compassion, she froze their bank accounts. Now she wants to be Prime Minister.

NEW: Chrystia Freeland claims terrified four-year-olds are begging her to stop Trump from invading Canada. The former Deputy Prime Minister made these comments after stating that she takes Trump’s remarks about making Canada the 51st state “seriously.” “I was in a small city called Saskatoon, and a little four-year-old girl came up to me with her mother. Her name was Ari. “And she said to me, in the serious way a little four-year-old can, ‘Can you stop Trump from invading Canada?’ So right now, we are a country where four-year-old children are saying, ‘How do we stop this guy from invading my country?’” Freeland said. So, Freeland values the fears of four-year-olds over the voices of adult Canadians. Remember, Canadian truckers pleaded with Freeland and Trudeau to end the vaccine mandates. Instead of compassion, she froze their bank accounts. Now she wants to be Prime Minister.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

891,437 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Raj from Big Bang Theory dropped the most brutal marriage truth bomb ever on Conan and nobody was ready for it Kunal Nayyar sat there looking like the shyest guy on TV then casually confessed that after one year with former Miss India Neha Kapoor he stopped being honest about everything. “You’re an idiot because now I lie about everything and it’s perfect.” Golf turns into a “3-hour meeting.” Everyday life becomes a carefully crafted story. He doubled down with the line that still hits hard: “If I’m going to wake up every morning with one single woman for the rest of my life I better at least find her beautiful.” Then threw in the Kim Kardashian body-hair roast that made the whole studio freeze. Real talk from a man living the dream most guys only fantasize about. Married to actual Miss India energy, still choosing strategic lies over full transparency, and somehow making it sound like the healthiest move possible. Is lying the real foundation of a happy marriage or are we all pretending honesty is the only way?

Raj from Big Bang Theory dropped the most brutal marriage truth bomb ever on Conan and nobody was ready for it Kunal Nayyar sat there looking like the shyest guy on TV then casually confessed that after one year with former Miss India Neha Kapoor he stopped being honest about everything. “You’re an idiot because now I lie about everything and it’s perfect.” Golf turns into a “3-hour meeting.” Everyday life becomes a carefully crafted story. He doubled down with the line that still hits hard: “If I’m going to wake up every morning with one single woman for the rest of my life I better at least find her beautiful.” Then threw in the Kim Kardashian body-hair roast that made the whole studio freeze. Real talk from a man living the dream most guys only fantasize about. Married to actual Miss India energy, still choosing strategic lies over full transparency, and somehow making it sound like the healthiest move possible. Is lying the real foundation of a happy marriage or are we all pretending honesty is the only way?

Endless

259,059 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Max Azzarello, the man who set himself on fire outside the courthouse of the Donald Trump trial says he did 1500 hours of research to learn: “We live in a secret kleptocracy. That's when the government gets taken over by con artists whose only job is to steal from the public” “Wanna learn the biggest secret in the world? In March 2023, sketchy billionaire Peter Thiel (Former CEO of PayPal & first outside investor of Facebook) started a bank run. I did 1500 hours of research and I learned all their rotten secrets. The big one is the cryptocurrency is history's first planetary multi-trillion Ponzi scheme. That's an economic doomsday device and when that Ponzi goes insolvent, as all Ponzis must, we'll get the worst economic collapse in world history. And every powerful person you can think of is in on it. Wanna know why everything gets worse and more expensive? That's because we live in a secret kleptocracy. That's when the government gets taken over by con artists whose only job is to steal from the public. And I hope you know this is wonderful news because now that the public knows about the secret kleptocracy, they get to abolish their criminal government. Start a f***** revolution. Start a f***** revolution. Start a f***** revolution. You've got nothing to lose”

Max Azzarello, the man who set himself on fire outside the courthouse of the Donald Trump trial says he did 1500 hours of research to learn: “We live in a secret kleptocracy. That's when the government gets taken over by con artists whose only job is to steal from the public” “Wanna learn the biggest secret in the world? In March 2023, sketchy billionaire Peter Thiel (Former CEO of PayPal & first outside investor of Facebook) started a bank run. I did 1500 hours of research and I learned all their rotten secrets. The big one is the cryptocurrency is history's first planetary multi-trillion Ponzi scheme. That's an economic doomsday device and when that Ponzi goes insolvent, as all Ponzis must, we'll get the worst economic collapse in world history. And every powerful person you can think of is in on it. Wanna know why everything gets worse and more expensive? That's because we live in a secret kleptocracy. That's when the government gets taken over by con artists whose only job is to steal from the public. And I hope you know this is wonderful news because now that the public knows about the secret kleptocracy, they get to abolish their criminal government. Start a f*** revolution. Start a f* revolution. Start a f*** revolution. You've got nothing to lose”

Wall Street Apes

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