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Hard facts about #SULFUR •Single-player Extraction Shooter •Stylized graphics •Hardcore FPS action •Loot-based Roguelite progression •Enchant guns, modify them, adapt them •Brutal encounters •Inventory Management •Cooking •No hand-holding •No mercy

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Jim Fan

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Soooo... if you haven't accidentally collided into them yet, lets talk about the GODDAMN CHAIN-LINK FENCES FROM HELL in our Grand Theft Auto 3 port to the Sega Dreamcast, which were not present in the PS2 original. We begin by examining these two side-by-side direct hardware captures. On the left is what will happen if you've been unfortunate enough to disturb one of these evil bastards.... The game becomes a slideshow until you move far enough away from them that they despawn. On the right is what it looks like after I FINALLY got that shit fixed, showing running the god-forsaken things over and sending them back to hell where they belong without a performance dip. This has been an issue we've known about since almost day 1, but we haven't been able to come up with a good solution for fixing it, because just ripping them out is totally not our style on this team... But no low-level SH4 math acceleration for the physics engine gained more than a couple FPS when we dipped into the single-digits. We honestly just hoped our haters and doubters wouldn't notice these damn things... So wtf was the deal? Why are these fences the last boss for the Dreamcast's 200Mhz SH4? Were they put there by bitter PS2 fans to spite us? Well, the story here is quite interesting. It turns out that by default, in the REGTA3 codebase, upon collision, every chain link within that fence immediately becomes a simulated rigid body. These bodies then are all interacting with and checking for collision against one-another, so that if you hit one link hard enough, it can cause a chain reaction that brings the entire fence down and destroys the performance while the physics engine contends with resolving all of the contacts... Then to make matters worse, the lower the framerate, the more steps the physics engine has to run during the contact resolution phase, since that means each object moves further per frame. This causes a feedback loop of shit performance leading to shittier performance. Okay, cool. So how'd they do it on the PS2? OH YEAH, THEY DIDN'T. There are no goddamn fences on the PS2 version. They were added to the PC version! Then to make matters more interesting, how does the REGTA3 port to the PLAYSTATION VITA perform upon hitting these fences? Like shit. Tanking to 14FPS! WTF!? ...Okay, so on the low-end, we got the PS2 featuring NO goddamn fences with a 300Mhz MIPS processor (plus a couple vector units that could've accelerated the math here), and on the high-end we have the PSVita choking and dying on them with a quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 MPCore... so... any other samples? Why, yes. What the hell does the original Xbox do in the middle-ground between the two, with its custom 733 MHz Intel Pentium III? OH, SOMETHING QUITE INTERESTING. There are fences present, but... They do NOT respond the same way to being disturbed. Like the REGTA3-based ports, and I believe the official PC port, the Xbox port does feature fences you can knock over by bashing into them; HOWEVER, unlike those two, the Xbox has settled on a compromise: chain links do not interact with one-another. They simply react to collisions with the player, so no domino effect from hell is produced through a collision response chain reaction. So right there, I knew what the best approach would be for us with a 200Mhz SH4: we're going with what the Xbox did! We get to still say "fuck da PS2," and flex with extra fences, but we don't also look stupid choking on them and dying tring to handle the extra physics and collision calculations.
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Soooo... if you haven't accidentally collided into them yet, lets talk about the GODDAMN CHAIN-LINK FENCES FROM HELL in our Grand Theft Auto 3 port to the Sega Dreamcast, which were not present in the PS2 original. We begin by examining these two side-by-side direct hardware captures. On the left is what will happen if you've been unfortunate enough to disturb one of these evil bastards.... The game becomes a slideshow until you move far enough away from them that they despawn. On the right is what it looks like after I FINALLY got that shit fixed, showing running the god-forsaken things over and sending them back to hell where they belong without a performance dip. This has been an issue we've known about since almost day 1, but we haven't been able to come up with a good solution for fixing it, because just ripping them out is totally not our style on this team... But no low-level SH4 math acceleration for the physics engine gained more than a couple FPS when we dipped into the single-digits. We honestly just hoped our haters and doubters wouldn't notice these damn things... So wtf was the deal? Why are these fences the last boss for the Dreamcast's 200Mhz SH4? Were they put there by bitter PS2 fans to spite us? Well, the story here is quite interesting. It turns out that by default, in the REGTA3 codebase, upon collision, every chain link within that fence immediately becomes a simulated rigid body. These bodies then are all interacting with and checking for collision against one-another, so that if you hit one link hard enough, it can cause a chain reaction that brings the entire fence down and destroys the performance while the physics engine contends with resolving all of the contacts... Then to make matters worse, the lower the framerate, the more steps the physics engine has to run during the contact resolution phase, since that means each object moves further per frame. This causes a feedback loop of shit performance leading to shittier performance. Okay, cool. So how'd they do it on the PS2? OH YEAH, THEY DIDN'T. There are no goddamn fences on the PS2 version. They were added to the PC version! Then to make matters more interesting, how does the REGTA3 port to the PLAYSTATION VITA perform upon hitting these fences? Like shit. Tanking to 14FPS! WTF!? ...Okay, so on the low-end, we got the PS2 featuring NO goddamn fences with a 300Mhz MIPS processor (plus a couple vector units that could've accelerated the math here), and on the high-end we have the PSVita choking and dying on them with a quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 MPCore... so... any other samples? Why, yes. What the hell does the original Xbox do in the middle-ground between the two, with its custom 733 MHz Intel Pentium III? OH, SOMETHING QUITE INTERESTING. There are fences present, but... They do NOT respond the same way to being disturbed. Like the REGTA3-based ports, and I believe the official PC port, the Xbox port does feature fences you can knock over by bashing into them; HOWEVER, unlike those two, the Xbox has settled on a compromise: chain links do not interact with one-another. They simply react to collisions with the player, so no domino effect from hell is produced through a collision response chain reaction. So right there, I knew what the best approach would be for us with a 200Mhz SH4: we're going with what the Xbox did! We get to still say "fuck da PS2," and flex with extra fences, but we don't also look stupid choking on them and dying tring to handle the extra physics and collision calculations.

Falco Girgis

18,056 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

FOX NEWS FINALLY DUMPS TRUMP’S HORMUZ OIL LIES Even the network that normally functions as Trump’s personal propaganda machine has been forced to abandon the Strait of Hormuz oil narrative. The facts on the ground and at the pump have become too brutal to spin any longer without looking completely ridiculous. THE FOX SURRENDER ➡️ Fox anchors are now openly admitting gasoline prices are “really bad.” ➡️ One host tried the usual happy talk while the other simply could not pretend anymore. ➡️ When even loyal media starts walking away from the story, the underlying reality has become undeniable. THE GAS PRICE REALITY ➡️ The national average has never been above $4 a gallon this late in the calendar year in any previous year on record. ➡️ Prices have nearly doubled since the conflict began. ➡️ The chart now looks almost identical to the peak pandemic shutdown levels — except this time it is a deliberate policy choice. THE HORMUZ FANTASY ➡️ Trump claims “we have total control over the Strait of Hormuz” and that “we will keep it.” ➡️ He calls the naval presence a “wall of steel” that no one else has ever described that way. ➡️ He insists Iran has no navy, no air force, unpaid soldiers, a decimated IRGC, and is “all talk and no action.” ➡️ Reality keeps answering with higher oil prices and continued disruption. THE HIDDEN LOSSES ➡️ Forty-five MQ-9 Reaper drones have already been lost — roughly a quarter of the entire fleet. ➡️ Each costs between $30 million and $50 million. Total so far: about $1.3 billion. ➡️ These losses went almost entirely unreported while the public was fed the control narrative. THE BOTTOM LINE Fox News is not abandoning the Hormuz story out of principle. They are abandoning it because continuing the lie would make them look like clowns when drivers see the real numbers at the pump every single day. This is what it looks like when propaganda runs out of runway. #HormuzLies #GasPriceExplosion #TrumpControlMyth #FoxSurrenders #ReaperLosses #OilReality #WarCosts
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FOX NEWS FINALLY DUMPS TRUMP’S HORMUZ OIL LIES Even the network that normally functions as Trump’s personal propaganda machine has been forced to abandon the Strait of Hormuz oil narrative. The facts on the ground and at the pump have become too brutal to spin any longer without looking completely ridiculous. THE FOX SURRENDER ➡️ Fox anchors are now openly admitting gasoline prices are “really bad.” ➡️ One host tried the usual happy talk while the other simply could not pretend anymore. ➡️ When even loyal media starts walking away from the story, the underlying reality has become undeniable. THE GAS PRICE REALITY ➡️ The national average has never been above $4 a gallon this late in the calendar year in any previous year on record. ➡️ Prices have nearly doubled since the conflict began. ➡️ The chart now looks almost identical to the peak pandemic shutdown levels — except this time it is a deliberate policy choice. THE HORMUZ FANTASY ➡️ Trump claims “we have total control over the Strait of Hormuz” and that “we will keep it.” ➡️ He calls the naval presence a “wall of steel” that no one else has ever described that way. ➡️ He insists Iran has no navy, no air force, unpaid soldiers, a decimated IRGC, and is “all talk and no action.” ➡️ Reality keeps answering with higher oil prices and continued disruption. THE HIDDEN LOSSES ➡️ Forty-five MQ-9 Reaper drones have already been lost — roughly a quarter of the entire fleet. ➡️ Each costs between $30 million and $50 million. Total so far: about $1.3 billion. ➡️ These losses went almost entirely unreported while the public was fed the control narrative. THE BOTTOM LINE Fox News is not abandoning the Hormuz story out of principle. They are abandoning it because continuing the lie would make them look like clowns when drivers see the real numbers at the pump every single day. This is what it looks like when propaganda runs out of runway. #HormuzLies #GasPriceExplosion #TrumpControlMyth #FoxSurrenders #ReaperLosses #OilReality #WarCosts

Mark

62,647 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce

007 First Light | Dev Q&A with new details (watched the entire thing): ▫️ Main campaign is roughly 20 hours ▫️ Online connection NOT required after initial download ▫️ There is a 'constant flow' of new stuff to unlock ▫️ No plans for co-op or multiplayer - "Our focus is the single player experience that we're experts in." ▫️ PS5 and Series X will have Performance & Quality Modes ▫️ PC will have full path tracing and DLSS 4.5 ▫️ Dualsense support confirmed for both PS5 & PC ▫️ There are many suits and outfits to unlock by completing challenges ▫️ Suits are mostly limited to the Tacsim mode - main campaign is predetermined because they wanted to keep it thematically appropriate ▫️ No plans for a demo ▫️ No plans for NG+ ▫️ HUD can be customized ▫️ Each mission will have multiple ways it can be completed ▫️ Freely explore the MI6 offices at the hideout to find Bond easter eggs ▫️ Bluffing is a powerful feature that can help you escape if you're detected ▫️ Bluffing requires action points to use for balance reasons ▫️ Certain enemies called Watchers will be harder to Bluff ▫️ While there's no traditional skill progression, the gadgets are your progression ▫️ As you unlock more gadgets, you'll have to decide which ones to take into the mission ▫️ On melee combat: "It's not just about one button - there's a bit of a combo system, you need to dodge, sidestep, parry, read your opponents." ▫️ You can quickly use gadgets on enemies mid-combat ▫️ New areas will have different weaponry that you can get from enemies ▫️ Multiple different types of assault rifles, pistols, snipers, shotguns, and more ▫️ Forward momentum was key for combat and gameplay - kick a weapon up off the ground, shoot, then throw it at the next guy and press forward ▫️ Bond has a focus ability where he can slow time and line up a shot ▫️ Classic Bond vehicles will return ▫️ Classic Bond gadgets will return ▫️ Contextual environmental kills. Bond can finish an enemy by throwing an object, slamming them into a nearby wall, etc. ▫️ You can grab and guard break enemies ▫️ Land and water vehicles confirmed ▫️ Releasing May 27th on PS5, Xbox, and PC #007FirstLight #PS5 #Xbox
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007 First Light | Dev Q&A with new details (watched the entire thing): ▫️ Main campaign is roughly 20 hours ▫️ Online connection NOT required after initial download ▫️ There is a 'constant flow' of new stuff to unlock ▫️ No plans for co-op or multiplayer - "Our focus is the single player experience that we're experts in." ▫️ PS5 and Series X will have Performance & Quality Modes ▫️ PC will have full path tracing and DLSS 4.5 ▫️ Dualsense support confirmed for both PS5 & PC ▫️ There are many suits and outfits to unlock by completing challenges ▫️ Suits are mostly limited to the Tacsim mode - main campaign is predetermined because they wanted to keep it thematically appropriate ▫️ No plans for a demo ▫️ No plans for NG+ ▫️ HUD can be customized ▫️ Each mission will have multiple ways it can be completed ▫️ Freely explore the MI6 offices at the hideout to find Bond easter eggs ▫️ Bluffing is a powerful feature that can help you escape if you're detected ▫️ Bluffing requires action points to use for balance reasons ▫️ Certain enemies called Watchers will be harder to Bluff ▫️ While there's no traditional skill progression, the gadgets are your progression ▫️ As you unlock more gadgets, you'll have to decide which ones to take into the mission ▫️ On melee combat: "It's not just about one button - there's a bit of a combo system, you need to dodge, sidestep, parry, read your opponents." ▫️ You can quickly use gadgets on enemies mid-combat ▫️ New areas will have different weaponry that you can get from enemies ▫️ Multiple different types of assault rifles, pistols, snipers, shotguns, and more ▫️ Forward momentum was key for combat and gameplay - kick a weapon up off the ground, shoot, then throw it at the next guy and press forward ▫️ Bond has a focus ability where he can slow time and line up a shot ▫️ Classic Bond vehicles will return ▫️ Classic Bond gadgets will return ▫️ Contextual environmental kills. Bond can finish an enemy by throwing an object, slamming them into a nearby wall, etc. ▫️ You can grab and guard break enemies ▫️ Land and water vehicles confirmed ▫️ Releasing May 27th on PS5, Xbox, and PC #007FirstLight #PS5 #Xbox

KAMI

445,134 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

$EOSE I get it, it’s easy to feel let down when you’re waiting for sales numbers or partnerships to light up the stock, but you get a new product announcement you didn't expect. But hear me out: This marks an inflection point. Don't underestimate this breakthrough innovation. Super bullish on where this takes Eos. This isn’t just another tweak; it’s a game-changer in how energy storage/BESS will be thought about. Sometimes the biggest innovations boil down to the form factor, how you package and deploy the tech. This feels like one of those moments. Look, we’ve all seen the Z3 modules and DawnOS in action. They’re solid: zinc-based chemistry that’s non-flammable, hits 90%+ round-trip efficiency, and holds 96% capacity over 25 years, even in brutal conditions. But up until now, Eos was cramming them into standard containers, trying to fit into what the market expects from BESS. This was never going to work. Indensity flips that script. It’s basically Lego blocks for energy storage. Stackable Indensity Core units that slot into a simple steel frame. You build the superstructure first, then forklift the cores into place. No more suspending modules from container walls; they sit flat on the floor. It’s modular, weather-proof, and rated for indoor or outdoor use. Spread them out in rural spots, stack them high in suburbs to dodge zoning headaches, or go vertical in tight urban areas where land is gold. The breakthrough here? Way more power in the same footprint, powered by the same Z3 modules we know, but packaged smarter. You may think it’s “just” a repackaging, but form factor shifts have crushed it in other industries many times before. Think shipping containers: standardize the box, and suddenly global trade explodes. Even Lego itself started as simple bricks, but the interlocking design created endless possibilities and dominated toys. Indensity does that for BESS, turns rigid containers into flexible stacks that adapt to any site, any scale. This has a huge impact on manufacturing and costs too. On the factory side, this setup screams automation. Their lines can now churn out Z3 modules straight into these steel-framed packs, even pre-stacked in multiple layers. No more wrestling with full containers during assembly. It’s like palletizing goods for a warehouse. Defect rates drop because handling is simpler, and you can extend the production line with a substation that outputs ready-to-ship units. Transportation? Huge win. These cores fit like pallets in standard trucks. No cranes at the destination. Just forklift them off the lorry and slot them in. Installation gets stupid easy too: forklifts instead of heavy cranes mean faster setup, less site prep, and lower labor costs. And with the density jump, you’re using less land overall, which slashes permitting time and real estate expenses in crowded areas. Bottom line: this isn’t competing in the traditional "container BESS market" anymore. It’s carving out a whole new space where no one’s playing yet: hyper-dense, hyper-flexible storage for tough spots like data centers or urban grids. Sure, sodium-ion might show up eventually, but right now? Zero real competition. If Eos nails execution (and yeah, they’ve been busy scaling sales alongside this), investors will wake up to the massive market here. No more apples-to-apples with Lithium-Ion. Mark my words: this is zero-to-one moment for Eos. Well done 🔋Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc.🔋. Hats off. What do you all think?
11:23

$EOSE I get it, it’s easy to feel let down when you’re waiting for sales numbers or partnerships to light up the stock, but you get a new product announcement you didn't expect. But hear me out: This marks an inflection point. Don't underestimate this breakthrough innovation. Super bullish on where this takes Eos. This isn’t just another tweak; it’s a game-changer in how energy storage/BESS will be thought about. Sometimes the biggest innovations boil down to the form factor, how you package and deploy the tech. This feels like one of those moments. Look, we’ve all seen the Z3 modules and DawnOS in action. They’re solid: zinc-based chemistry that’s non-flammable, hits 90%+ round-trip efficiency, and holds 96% capacity over 25 years, even in brutal conditions. But up until now, Eos was cramming them into standard containers, trying to fit into what the market expects from BESS. This was never going to work. Indensity flips that script. It’s basically Lego blocks for energy storage. Stackable Indensity Core units that slot into a simple steel frame. You build the superstructure first, then forklift the cores into place. No more suspending modules from container walls; they sit flat on the floor. It’s modular, weather-proof, and rated for indoor or outdoor use. Spread them out in rural spots, stack them high in suburbs to dodge zoning headaches, or go vertical in tight urban areas where land is gold. The breakthrough here? Way more power in the same footprint, powered by the same Z3 modules we know, but packaged smarter. You may think it’s “just” a repackaging, but form factor shifts have crushed it in other industries many times before. Think shipping containers: standardize the box, and suddenly global trade explodes. Even Lego itself started as simple bricks, but the interlocking design created endless possibilities and dominated toys. Indensity does that for BESS, turns rigid containers into flexible stacks that adapt to any site, any scale. This has a huge impact on manufacturing and costs too. On the factory side, this setup screams automation. Their lines can now churn out Z3 modules straight into these steel-framed packs, even pre-stacked in multiple layers. No more wrestling with full containers during assembly. It’s like palletizing goods for a warehouse. Defect rates drop because handling is simpler, and you can extend the production line with a substation that outputs ready-to-ship units. Transportation? Huge win. These cores fit like pallets in standard trucks. No cranes at the destination. Just forklift them off the lorry and slot them in. Installation gets stupid easy too: forklifts instead of heavy cranes mean faster setup, less site prep, and lower labor costs. And with the density jump, you’re using less land overall, which slashes permitting time and real estate expenses in crowded areas. Bottom line: this isn’t competing in the traditional "container BESS market" anymore. It’s carving out a whole new space where no one’s playing yet: hyper-dense, hyper-flexible storage for tough spots like data centers or urban grids. Sure, sodium-ion might show up eventually, but right now? Zero real competition. If Eos nails execution (and yeah, they’ve been busy scaling sales alongside this), investors will wake up to the massive market here. No more apples-to-apples with Lithium-Ion. Mark my words: this is zero-to-one moment for Eos. Well done 🔋Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc.🔋. Hats off. What do you all think?

Michal Brojak

31,120 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

So. A couple months back Citrini sent Analyst #3 behind the lines into the Strait of Hormuz. Cuban cigar in the water, Shahed drones overhead, IRGC patrol boats running circles eighteen miles off the Iranian coast. One of the best pieces anyone published all year. We agree with the ethos completely. We just took the part about staying alive a little more seriously. So our AAIG HR department (which we don’t have) decided it’d be slightly smarter to send Simeon Research behind the guns instead of in front of them. Badge is in hand. We’re going to Eurosatory, Paris, June 15–19 the second largest defense expo on earth. 120,000+ people, 60+ countries, every major prime and a full hall of disruptors under one roof. And no, what you just watched isn’t AI. That’s a real autonomous swarm by Swarm Defense Counter-drone is the single hottest fight on that floor right now the radars, the jammers, the lasers and the interceptors built to put swarms exactly like that back on the ground. That’s where we start with Electro Optic Systems remote weapon systems, High Energy Laser Weapons (HELW) and much more. Loitering munitions and autonomous strike following the story. From AI-enabled command and control, space-based ISR and secure comms to soldier man-to-man protection and optics. We are going to look at it all. But the bigger question we’re flying to Paris to answer is the money one: Europe is committing well over a trillion to defense this decade and we’re there to see where it actually goes. We’re sitting down with industry experts and management teams across the space. This is the open of a proper deep dive into the defense sector. Not from a desk. From the floor. what’s actually being ordered, and where the money flows next. Follow along trough our Substack. $THEON.AS $EOS.AX $RHM.NE $RENK
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So. A couple months back Citrini sent Analyst #3 behind the lines into the Strait of Hormuz. Cuban cigar in the water, Shahed drones overhead, IRGC patrol boats running circles eighteen miles off the Iranian coast. One of the best pieces anyone published all year. We agree with the ethos completely. We just took the part about staying alive a little more seriously. So our AAIG HR department (which we don’t have) decided it’d be slightly smarter to send Simeon Research behind the guns instead of in front of them. Badge is in hand. We’re going to Eurosatory, Paris, June 15–19 the second largest defense expo on earth. 120,000+ people, 60+ countries, every major prime and a full hall of disruptors under one roof. And no, what you just watched isn’t AI. That’s a real autonomous swarm by Swarm Defense Counter-drone is the single hottest fight on that floor right now the radars, the jammers, the lasers and the interceptors built to put swarms exactly like that back on the ground. That’s where we start with Electro Optic Systems remote weapon systems, High Energy Laser Weapons (HELW) and much more. Loitering munitions and autonomous strike following the story. From AI-enabled command and control, space-based ISR and secure comms to soldier man-to-man protection and optics. We are going to look at it all. But the bigger question we’re flying to Paris to answer is the money one: Europe is committing well over a trillion to defense this decade and we’re there to see where it actually goes. We’re sitting down with industry experts and management teams across the space. This is the open of a proper deep dive into the defense sector. Not from a desk. From the floor. what’s actually being ordered, and where the money flows next. Follow along trough our Substack. $THEON.AS $EOS.AX $RHM.NE $RENK

Markos

47,469 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Intellect and wisdom are not the same. These days, you see many professional analysts meticulously dissecting this MoU from every conceivable angle. They aren’t technically wrong, they’re probably excellent in their narrow domain. Yet they miss the real point entirely, and their conclusions end up being deeply misguided. Wisdom begins exactly when you take that same intellect and place it in service of a much broader perspective: weighing the facts against historical context, plausible futures, the big picture, and all hidden constraints. Academic knowledge alone does not guarantee wisdom; intuition and healthy instinct play a big role in it. These two lenses, pure analytical intellect versus wisdom, can sometimes be not just different, but directly contradictory. Sure, if you examine this MoU in extreme detail, one-sidedly, and as if it exists in a vacuum, you’ll find plenty of flaws and ambiguities. But that’s not the point! This is not an agreement, it’s a framework of understanding, a temporary viewpoint, essentially a move to buy time. Diving so deep into the textual details is itself a strategic mistake. What truly matters is the reaction this memorandum has provoked inside the regime, it deepened the cracks to the point that is visible now. Also, to put a leash on them, and control them. Nobody here is trying to grade Trump and his team for a pat on the back. We’re facing a thousand-dimensional problem that has no optimal, clean solution. I wish these analysts were humble and self-aware enough about the limits of their knowledge to understand this, instead of constantly underrating Trump based on that single puzzle piece they happen to know. Trump may not possess high intellect, but he has remarkably strong intuition, sound judgment, and, in the end, genuine wisdom. Yes, thank you President Trump. The whole world owes you for standing virtually alone, side by side with Bibi, and saving the world from the evil of this regime. P.S. to my Iranian friends: Do not doubt even for a second that this regime will fall. No one will ever trust a dangerous, unpredictable player who has exposed himself so thoroughly. Trust the process, it is far more complex than it appears. Be assured that at the right time, Trump will help us take our destiny back into our own hands and begin anew from the very point where this 47-year nightmare started. Javid Shah!
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Intellect and wisdom are not the same. These days, you see many professional analysts meticulously dissecting this MoU from every conceivable angle. They aren’t technically wrong, they’re probably excellent in their narrow domain. Yet they miss the real point entirely, and their conclusions end up being deeply misguided. Wisdom begins exactly when you take that same intellect and place it in service of a much broader perspective: weighing the facts against historical context, plausible futures, the big picture, and all hidden constraints. Academic knowledge alone does not guarantee wisdom; intuition and healthy instinct play a big role in it. These two lenses, pure analytical intellect versus wisdom, can sometimes be not just different, but directly contradictory. Sure, if you examine this MoU in extreme detail, one-sidedly, and as if it exists in a vacuum, you’ll find plenty of flaws and ambiguities. But that’s not the point! This is not an agreement, it’s a framework of understanding, a temporary viewpoint, essentially a move to buy time. Diving so deep into the textual details is itself a strategic mistake. What truly matters is the reaction this memorandum has provoked inside the regime, it deepened the cracks to the point that is visible now. Also, to put a leash on them, and control them. Nobody here is trying to grade Trump and his team for a pat on the back. We’re facing a thousand-dimensional problem that has no optimal, clean solution. I wish these analysts were humble and self-aware enough about the limits of their knowledge to understand this, instead of constantly underrating Trump based on that single puzzle piece they happen to know. Trump may not possess high intellect, but he has remarkably strong intuition, sound judgment, and, in the end, genuine wisdom. Yes, thank you President Trump. The whole world owes you for standing virtually alone, side by side with Bibi, and saving the world from the evil of this regime. P.S. to my Iranian friends: Do not doubt even for a second that this regime will fall. No one will ever trust a dangerous, unpredictable player who has exposed himself so thoroughly. Trust the process, it is far more complex than it appears. Be assured that at the right time, Trump will help us take our destiny back into our own hands and begin anew from the very point where this 47-year nightmare started. Javid Shah!

Ida Turan 🇮🇷 ایده توران

16,173 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Disney released Snow White in 1937. 60 years later, they re-released it on video. 28 million copies sold. $250 million in profit. Steve Jobs watched his young son watch it 30, 40 times. “These stories renew themselves with each generation.” In 1996, one year after Toy Story, he spent 20 minutes explaining why he bought Pixar: On buying the dream: "I met Ed Catmull who was running the computer division of Lucasfilm in 1985." "He shared with me his dream about making the first computer animated feature film." "I bought into that dream both financially and spiritually." "It took us ten years to do that, but we did it." The result: Toy Story. Third most successful animated film ever made. On content vs technology: "You can hardly find an Apple II around anymore." "It's not clear whether you'll be able to boot up a Macintosh five years from now." "All these technology boxes and software, if it has a life of a year or two, you're very lucky. Five years is extraordinary." "Sooner or later, they all become part of the sedimentary layer." But stories? "I think people are going to be watching Toy Story in 60 years. Not because of the computer graphics, but because of the story about friendship." On work-for-hire: Pixar made commercials for years. Won every award in the book. Then Jobs did the math. "If Listerine sold more Listerine because of our commercials, we didn't make any more money for producing the commercials." "The margin in that business has been under pressure. More people coming in. Going down, and down, and down." "You work harder and harder to make the same amount of money." He pulled 25 people out of commercials. "We had 25 incredibly talented people doing work-for-hire when we have all these other opportunities where we own a piece of what we create." "Great people are hard to find. We couldn't afford to have 25 of them making commercials anymore." On blending two cultures: "The very best creative people will only go to work in a few places. Disney, Pixar, possibly DreamWorks." "The very best computer scientists in computer graphics will only go to work in a few places. Pixar is one of those." "Pixar is the only place in the world that can hire the best from both of these areas." "We worked for ten years to figure out a way to have them all work together. The Hollywood culture and the Silicon Valley culture are really different." On the hierarchy of power: "When you've got incredibly talented people that are rare and in-demand, if you don't treat them right, they can go get another job in 10 minutes." "So this strange thing happens. The hierarchy of power inverts." "The CEO is actually at the bottom." "I feel like I work for most of these people because they're the ones doing all the brilliant work." "It's management's job to support them because they're on the front lines doing the work." On contracts vs stock options: "Hollywood uses the stick, which is the contract. Silicon Valley uses the carrot, which is the stock option." "When you sign a contract with somebody, you can say, 'I don't have to worry about that person for five years.'" "If you're sophisticated, you'll have a little database that tickles you six months before their contract is up so you can start paying more attention to them." "They're the most important person in the world for six months. Then after they sign up again, you put them in the drawer." Pixar chose stock options. "Every single day, we worry about how to make Pixar a better company so that nobody will ever want to leave." "We don't take anybody for granted." On what Disney taught them: "When you make a live-action film, a director shoots ten to twenty-five times as much footage as will end up on the screen." "Walt Disney realized many decades ago that animation was so expensive that you couldn't afford to animate ten times more than what you need." "The only conclusion: you have to edit your film before you make it." "Working with Disney gave us access to that wisdom. You can't buy it for love or money." On the constant: "Ten years ago, when we made Luxo Jr., it took about three hours to render each frame." "Toy Story. Computers are hundreds of times faster. It still took three hours to render each frame." "The frames were a hundred times more complex." "Our ambitions, visually, are growing as fast as the technology can feed them." On story vs technology: "The art of storytelling is very old." "No amount of technology can turn a bad story into a good story." "That's our mantra at Pixar. It's the story, stupid." "I don't think storytelling has changed in a long time. And I'm not sure it will. I don't think it's something that technology has anything to do with."
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Disney released Snow White in 1937. 60 years later, they re-released it on video. 28 million copies sold. $250 million in profit. Steve Jobs watched his young son watch it 30, 40 times. “These stories renew themselves with each generation.” In 1996, one year after Toy Story, he spent 20 minutes explaining why he bought Pixar: On buying the dream: "I met Ed Catmull who was running the computer division of Lucasfilm in 1985." "He shared with me his dream about making the first computer animated feature film." "I bought into that dream both financially and spiritually." "It took us ten years to do that, but we did it." The result: Toy Story. Third most successful animated film ever made. On content vs technology: "You can hardly find an Apple II around anymore." "It's not clear whether you'll be able to boot up a Macintosh five years from now." "All these technology boxes and software, if it has a life of a year or two, you're very lucky. Five years is extraordinary." "Sooner or later, they all become part of the sedimentary layer." But stories? "I think people are going to be watching Toy Story in 60 years. Not because of the computer graphics, but because of the story about friendship." On work-for-hire: Pixar made commercials for years. Won every award in the book. Then Jobs did the math. "If Listerine sold more Listerine because of our commercials, we didn't make any more money for producing the commercials." "The margin in that business has been under pressure. More people coming in. Going down, and down, and down." "You work harder and harder to make the same amount of money." He pulled 25 people out of commercials. "We had 25 incredibly talented people doing work-for-hire when we have all these other opportunities where we own a piece of what we create." "Great people are hard to find. We couldn't afford to have 25 of them making commercials anymore." On blending two cultures: "The very best creative people will only go to work in a few places. Disney, Pixar, possibly DreamWorks." "The very best computer scientists in computer graphics will only go to work in a few places. Pixar is one of those." "Pixar is the only place in the world that can hire the best from both of these areas." "We worked for ten years to figure out a way to have them all work together. The Hollywood culture and the Silicon Valley culture are really different." On the hierarchy of power: "When you've got incredibly talented people that are rare and in-demand, if you don't treat them right, they can go get another job in 10 minutes." "So this strange thing happens. The hierarchy of power inverts." "The CEO is actually at the bottom." "I feel like I work for most of these people because they're the ones doing all the brilliant work." "It's management's job to support them because they're on the front lines doing the work." On contracts vs stock options: "Hollywood uses the stick, which is the contract. Silicon Valley uses the carrot, which is the stock option." "When you sign a contract with somebody, you can say, 'I don't have to worry about that person for five years.'" "If you're sophisticated, you'll have a little database that tickles you six months before their contract is up so you can start paying more attention to them." "They're the most important person in the world for six months. Then after they sign up again, you put them in the drawer." Pixar chose stock options. "Every single day, we worry about how to make Pixar a better company so that nobody will ever want to leave." "We don't take anybody for granted." On what Disney taught them: "When you make a live-action film, a director shoots ten to twenty-five times as much footage as will end up on the screen." "Walt Disney realized many decades ago that animation was so expensive that you couldn't afford to animate ten times more than what you need." "The only conclusion: you have to edit your film before you make it." "Working with Disney gave us access to that wisdom. You can't buy it for love or money." On the constant: "Ten years ago, when we made Luxo Jr., it took about three hours to render each frame." "Toy Story. Computers are hundreds of times faster. It still took three hours to render each frame." "The frames were a hundred times more complex." "Our ambitions, visually, are growing as fast as the technology can feed them." On story vs technology: "The art of storytelling is very old." "No amount of technology can turn a bad story into a good story." "That's our mantra at Pixar. It's the story, stupid." "I don't think storytelling has changed in a long time. And I'm not sure it will. I don't think it's something that technology has anything to do with."

Jaynit

95,800 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Video Walkthrough of My Daily Process: How I merge my Finviz screener, TradingView watchlists, and a 'Compression' screener to generate stalk & focused ideas. Here’s a quick walkthrough of how I generate my stalk/focused ideas—also shared exclusively with my X subscribers through a daily pre-market tweet condensed into a 5-minute reference. A breakdown of the process; 1. Tradingview as my based charting and watchlist management platform. It is tile next to my finviz web browser. 2. I have 13 preset screeners across both platforms , 9 in finviz (post-market to watchlist), 4 in tradingview (watchlist compression, pre-market gapper of stock & etf, watchlist RVOL sorted). Details of each screener are shared in Chapter 3 of You can also get direct Shared Screen access from 3. I copy each screened result from Finviz and paste it into its corresponding TradingView watchlist (e.g., “Hottest Stock” results go into the “Hottest Stock” watchlist). Erik Carell has built a Finviz API workaround that lets you import an entire screen directly into a TradingView watchlist. 4. Screened results aren’t usually actionable on their own, so I add an extra layer— “compression” screener within TradingView—and run it through each dedicated watchlist. This is what I refer to as a “screen within a screen.” My watchlists are color-coded to show which screener each stock came from—and to highlight when a name appears across multiple screeners (e.g.,🔴= Hottest Stock). 5. I review each name that passes the “compression” screener, evaluating them one by one on the chart to determine whether they qualify for my stalk/focused idea watchlist. The criteria I use are outlined in my “15 Hard Rules” in Chapter 6. 6. The same process is then applied at the ETF level, since TradingView separates its Stock and ETF screeners into two different sections. 7. On top of that, I manually review over 160 ETFs to track day-by-day price action/RS across industry groups (not shown in the video). The full workflow—including post-market study—takes at least 2 hours per session. The process flows as follows: Screening → Watchlist Management → Focus List Rebuild & Preparation → Qualitative Market Reading for Situational Awareness → Portfolio Stop Management (when needed). No single screener will ever capture every opportunity. To stay ahead of the market, you need unwavering dedication, discipline, and consistency. Eventually, the market rewards that effort with the strong, or trending moves. But first, you need a strategy and process that fits your lifestyle and is sustainable over the long term. I hope you all find this helpful as we navigate this challenging yet financially rewarding journey.
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Video Walkthrough of My Daily Process: How I merge my Finviz screener, TradingView watchlists, and a 'Compression' screener to generate stalk & focused ideas. Here’s a quick walkthrough of how I generate my stalk/focused ideas—also shared exclusively with my X subscribers through a daily pre-market tweet condensed into a 5-minute reference. A breakdown of the process; 1. Tradingview as my based charting and watchlist management platform. It is tile next to my finviz web browser. 2. I have 13 preset screeners across both platforms , 9 in finviz (post-market to watchlist), 4 in tradingview (watchlist compression, pre-market gapper of stock & etf, watchlist RVOL sorted). Details of each screener are shared in Chapter 3 of You can also get direct Shared Screen access from 3. I copy each screened result from Finviz and paste it into its corresponding TradingView watchlist (e.g., “Hottest Stock” results go into the “Hottest Stock” watchlist). Erik Carell has built a Finviz API workaround that lets you import an entire screen directly into a TradingView watchlist. 4. Screened results aren’t usually actionable on their own, so I add an extra layer— “compression” screener within TradingView—and run it through each dedicated watchlist. This is what I refer to as a “screen within a screen.” My watchlists are color-coded to show which screener each stock came from—and to highlight when a name appears across multiple screeners (e.g.,🔴= Hottest Stock). 5. I review each name that passes the “compression” screener, evaluating them one by one on the chart to determine whether they qualify for my stalk/focused idea watchlist. The criteria I use are outlined in my “15 Hard Rules” in Chapter 6. 6. The same process is then applied at the ETF level, since TradingView separates its Stock and ETF screeners into two different sections. 7. On top of that, I manually review over 160 ETFs to track day-by-day price action/RS across industry groups (not shown in the video). The full workflow—including post-market study—takes at least 2 hours per session. The process flows as follows: Screening → Watchlist Management → Focus List Rebuild & Preparation → Qualitative Market Reading for Situational Awareness → Portfolio Stop Management (when needed). No single screener will ever capture every opportunity. To stay ahead of the market, you need unwavering dedication, discipline, and consistency. Eventually, the market rewards that effort with the strong, or trending moves. But first, you need a strategy and process that fits your lifestyle and is sustainable over the long term. I hope you all find this helpful as we navigate this challenging yet financially rewarding journey.

Jeff Sun, CFTe

381,589 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

[WATCH] MIGRATION, COMMUNITY TENSIONS AND THE THREATS AROUND 30 JUNE Nowhere is the first promise of the Freedom Charter — that South Africa belongs to all who live in it more sorely tested today than on the question of migration. We speak with compassion and with firmness, and above all in defence of the rule of law and the unity of our nation. Let us first place the facts before the public, because they are too often drowned out by noise and by those who profit from fear. Government is acting, and it is acting at scale. The Department of Home Affairs reports more than 110,000 deportations in the year to date, and the cancellation of some 2,000 fraudulently obtained study visas. Our police service and the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration report more than 40,000 arrests of undocumented persons this year, over 7,400 of them in the past month alone, and 143 persons arrested for inciting violence against foreign nationals. This is a State enforcing its laws, firmly and without apology. The repatriation of those with no lawful right to remain is being conducted in an orderly and humane manner. In KwaZulu-Natal, by the evening of the 20th of June, 4,907 Malawian nationals had been safely returned home from a single gathering point with women and children moved first. Hundreds more have been returned through the Mwanza border, and 980 of our neighbours were repatriated with dignity in a single convoy on the 11th of June. South Africa does not operate refugee camps, and we have no intention of creating them but nor will we abandon the principle that even those we return home are returned in safety and with their dignity intact. Our borders, too, are being made secure. The Border Management Authority is driving a R12.5 billion overhaul of six of our major ports of entry, deploying drones, modern surveillance and 5,500 additional officers along the borderline. The result is a hardening of our frontier and a sharp reduction in unlawful crossings: thousands attempting to cross illegally have been intercepted and turned back, smuggling syndicates have been disrupted, and the authority of the State has been restored mile by mile along our boundaries. We commend the BMA, the JCPS led by Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi for this work. The enforcement of immigration law is the work of the democratic State, and of the State alone. Having placed the facts before you, let us now speak plainly and politically because what is unfolding on some of our streets is not, at its heart, about immigration at all. We have seen this architecture before. In July 2021 our country was dragged to the very edge of the abyss by a co-ordinated assault dressed up as a grievance an organised attempt to render the country ungovernable and to challenge the authority of the democratic State itself. What we are witnessing now carries the same fingerprints. Unlawful immigration is being manipulated by new political formations a convenient cover by political formations whose real purpose is to manufacture chaos, to collapse the institutions of the State, and to engineer fear and unfair conditions on the very eve of our local government elections. There are formations in our politics that have embraced an open ethno-nationalism, and that have sought hijack the proud heritage of the amabutho and the sacred symbols of our people’s history, bending them to a reckless and destructive agenda. Let us be unequivocal: the amabutho are heritage institutions that we hold in the deepest admiration and respect they are the pride of our nation’s history, and they must never be abused or hijacked as a cover for nefarious and criminal acts. The regiments of our forebears were raised to defend the nation and its people not to terrorise the vulnerable, to loot the trader, or to burn the home of the poor. #ANCmediabriefing #ANCnwcOutcomes #RegisterToVoteANC
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[WATCH] MIGRATION, COMMUNITY TENSIONS AND THE THREATS AROUND 30 JUNE Nowhere is the first promise of the Freedom Charter — that South Africa belongs to all who live in it more sorely tested today than on the question of migration. We speak with compassion and with firmness, and above all in defence of the rule of law and the unity of our nation. Let us first place the facts before the public, because they are too often drowned out by noise and by those who profit from fear. Government is acting, and it is acting at scale. The Department of Home Affairs reports more than 110,000 deportations in the year to date, and the cancellation of some 2,000 fraudulently obtained study visas. Our police service and the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration report more than 40,000 arrests of undocumented persons this year, over 7,400 of them in the past month alone, and 143 persons arrested for inciting violence against foreign nationals. This is a State enforcing its laws, firmly and without apology. The repatriation of those with no lawful right to remain is being conducted in an orderly and humane manner. In KwaZulu-Natal, by the evening of the 20th of June, 4,907 Malawian nationals had been safely returned home from a single gathering point with women and children moved first. Hundreds more have been returned through the Mwanza border, and 980 of our neighbours were repatriated with dignity in a single convoy on the 11th of June. South Africa does not operate refugee camps, and we have no intention of creating them but nor will we abandon the principle that even those we return home are returned in safety and with their dignity intact. Our borders, too, are being made secure. The Border Management Authority is driving a R12.5 billion overhaul of six of our major ports of entry, deploying drones, modern surveillance and 5,500 additional officers along the borderline. The result is a hardening of our frontier and a sharp reduction in unlawful crossings: thousands attempting to cross illegally have been intercepted and turned back, smuggling syndicates have been disrupted, and the authority of the State has been restored mile by mile along our boundaries. We commend the BMA, the JCPS led by Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi for this work. The enforcement of immigration law is the work of the democratic State, and of the State alone. Having placed the facts before you, let us now speak plainly and politically because what is unfolding on some of our streets is not, at its heart, about immigration at all. We have seen this architecture before. In July 2021 our country was dragged to the very edge of the abyss by a co-ordinated assault dressed up as a grievance an organised attempt to render the country ungovernable and to challenge the authority of the democratic State itself. What we are witnessing now carries the same fingerprints. Unlawful immigration is being manipulated by new political formations a convenient cover by political formations whose real purpose is to manufacture chaos, to collapse the institutions of the State, and to engineer fear and unfair conditions on the very eve of our local government elections. There are formations in our politics that have embraced an open ethno-nationalism, and that have sought hijack the proud heritage of the amabutho and the sacred symbols of our people’s history, bending them to a reckless and destructive agenda. Let us be unequivocal: the amabutho are heritage institutions that we hold in the deepest admiration and respect they are the pride of our nation’s history, and they must never be abused or hijacked as a cover for nefarious and criminal acts. The regiments of our forebears were raised to defend the nation and its people not to terrorise the vulnerable, to loot the trader, or to burn the home of the poor. #ANCmediabriefing #ANCnwcOutcomes #RegisterToVoteANC

ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula

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