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Ioannis Koukourakis

48,636 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

🇺🇸 TUCKER CARLSON: OPEN TYRANNY IS BETTER THAN OUR FAKE DEMOCRACY "I would much rather live in a monarchy where everyone thinks the king has been assigned by God to rule over us and his whims are law. I don't like it, but at least it has internal coherence. When they stand up and pass a $60 billion funding bill for Ukraine when 70% of the nation doesn't want it, while ignoring the things people do want. If they do the same kind of thing, again and again, for fifty years and call it a democracy, that will drive people insane." Source: Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan Experience - Tucker Carlson April 19, 2024

🇺🇸 TUCKER CARLSON: OPEN TYRANNY IS BETTER THAN OUR FAKE DEMOCRACY "I would much rather live in a monarchy where everyone thinks the king has been assigned by God to rule over us and his whims are law. I don't like it, but at least it has internal coherence. When they stand up and pass a $60 billion funding bill for Ukraine when 70% of the nation doesn't want it, while ignoring the things people do want. If they do the same kind of thing, again and again, for fifty years and call it a democracy, that will drive people insane." Source: Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan Experience - Tucker Carlson April 19, 2024

Mario Nawfal

85,646 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Trump: Mental institutions and insane asylums. Because actually there, there's more than a slight difference, right? Whenever I say Silence of the Lambs, the fake news back there, they say, oh, he's talking about, he's talking about Silence of the Lambs. And I say the late great Hannibal Lecter. Oh, he likes Hannibal Lecter. No, they're crazy. I walk into a wall purposely. I look at that wall. Oh, that's, that's perfect. Sometimes they don't have a wall. You're free standing. It doesn't. But I imitate him and I, I, you know, walk into a wall and the next day they write, Donald Trump could not find his way off the stage. So I don't even do it anymore

Trump: Mental institutions and insane asylums. Because actually there, there's more than a slight difference, right? Whenever I say Silence of the Lambs, the fake news back there, they say, oh, he's talking about, he's talking about Silence of the Lambs. And I say the late great Hannibal Lecter. Oh, he likes Hannibal Lecter. No, they're crazy. I walk into a wall purposely. I look at that wall. Oh, that's, that's perfect. Sometimes they don't have a wall. You're free standing. It doesn't. But I imitate him and I, I, you know, walk into a wall and the next day they write, Donald Trump could not find his way off the stage. So I don't even do it anymore

Headquarters

1,587,581 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

an MIT professor who taught both physics and finance told his class something none of them expected "finance is harder than physics" not as a joke. as a mathematical statement in physics, the laws don't change. gravity works the same today as it did a billion years ago you can run an experiment, get a result, and repeat it forever in finance, the moment you discover a law, the participants learn it too and their behavior changes the system you just measured in physics, electrons don't read your paper and start moving differently in finance, traders do. every published edge gets arbitraged away by the people who read it this is why quant models have a half-life and physics equations don't Newton's laws: 300+ years and counting Long-Term Capital Management's model: worked perfectly until it didn't, lost $4.6 billion in 4 months the system you're modeling is aware of you modeling it that's not a solvable problem. it's a permanent condition and the quants who survive are the ones who build for it instead of pretending it doesn't exist > this lecture: MIT finance series, free, public, 53 seconds > LTCM collapse: 1998, Nobel Prize winners, $4.6B loss > Renaissance's solution: never stop researching, replace signals before they decay > average lifespan of a quant signal: 2-5 years before it's crowded out retail builds one strategy and trades it until it breaks quant desks build a research engine that produces new strategies faster than old ones die that's not a difference in skill. it's a difference in understanding what game you're actually playing full breakdown in the video below

an MIT professor who taught both physics and finance told his class something none of them expected "finance is harder than physics" not as a joke. as a mathematical statement in physics, the laws don't change. gravity works the same today as it did a billion years ago you can run an experiment, get a result, and repeat it forever in finance, the moment you discover a law, the participants learn it too and their behavior changes the system you just measured in physics, electrons don't read your paper and start moving differently in finance, traders do. every published edge gets arbitraged away by the people who read it this is why quant models have a half-life and physics equations don't Newton's laws: 300+ years and counting Long-Term Capital Management's model: worked perfectly until it didn't, lost $4.6 billion in 4 months the system you're modeling is aware of you modeling it that's not a solvable problem. it's a permanent condition and the quants who survive are the ones who build for it instead of pretending it doesn't exist > this lecture: MIT finance series, free, public, 53 seconds > LTCM collapse: 1998, Nobel Prize winners, $4.6B loss > Renaissance's solution: never stop researching, replace signals before they decay > average lifespan of a quant signal: 2-5 years before it's crowded out retail builds one strategy and trades it until it breaks quant desks build a research engine that produces new strategies faster than old ones die that's not a difference in skill. it's a difference in understanding what game you're actually playing full breakdown in the video below

delost

18,961 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

THIS GUY VIBE CODED A TRUE 3D PROPERTY TOUR TOOL WITH CLAUDE CODE not the fake 360 photo stitching that matterport does, actual 3D right now if you're a real estate agent and want a property tour you need: > a matterport camera ($3000+) > a photographer who knows how to use it > matterport's monthly subscription > and you still get a glorified panorama, not real 3D this guy built a tool that takes your existing captures (camera files, drone shots, 360 photos, EVEN phone captures) and turns them into a real interactive 3D tour in one workflow no specialized hardware, no photographer, no switching between 5 different tools real estate agents, property managers, airbnb hosts, architects, interior designers all of them are paying hundreds per property for something this tool does from captures they already have the painful part was never understanding the end result. everyone knows what a 3D tour looks like. the pain is going from a pile of messy capture files to something usable without it turning into a technical project this solves that with one workflow you dump your files in and get a 3D tour out insane what you can do with vibe coding

THIS GUY VIBE CODED A TRUE 3D PROPERTY TOUR TOOL WITH CLAUDE CODE not the fake 360 photo stitching that matterport does, actual 3D right now if you're a real estate agent and want a property tour you need: > a matterport camera ($3000+) > a photographer who knows how to use it > matterport's monthly subscription > and you still get a glorified panorama, not real 3D this guy built a tool that takes your existing captures (camera files, drone shots, 360 photos, EVEN phone captures) and turns them into a real interactive 3D tour in one workflow no specialized hardware, no photographer, no switching between 5 different tools real estate agents, property managers, airbnb hosts, architects, interior designers all of them are paying hundreds per property for something this tool does from captures they already have the painful part was never understanding the end result. everyone knows what a 3D tour looks like. the pain is going from a pile of messy capture files to something usable without it turning into a technical project this solves that with one workflow you dump your files in and get a 3D tour out insane what you can do with vibe coding

Om Patel

157,824 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Take a moment to listen to the way Tucker argues his isolationist position It's all about being against "killing people"...an appeal to emotion, devoid of any other variables, because everyone is against killing people If you support any foreign policy that results in deaths of innocent people, then you are evil...period Later on he says "the power that people feel when they kill is the most alluring power there is" and goes on to attribute this motivation to anybody that thinks differently But worst is the other side of this argument which is the presumption that we have brought all this conflict upon ourselves...that, for examples, if we left Iran alone they would have no reason to hate us Look, I understand that we have made grave mistakes in our approach to foreign policy after 9/11. Nation building doesn't work...endless wars are bad. But it seems to me that 99% of us agree on this. First and foremost is Trump who has managed to thread the needle on his foreign policy by using the minimum amount of force necessary to establish deterrence...yet even supporting this doesn't seem to be enough Ultimately, this worldview is a a complete disconnect and misunderstanding of human nature. Much like the socialists believe that man is fundamentally good, so does Tucker. He doesn't understand that man is primarily self-interested and needs proper incentives to work towards common goals and not behave in destructive ways. And I'm not even going to go into his willful ignorance of the nature of Islamism...

Take a moment to listen to the way Tucker argues his isolationist position It's all about being against "killing people"...an appeal to emotion, devoid of any other variables, because everyone is against killing people If you support any foreign policy that results in deaths of innocent people, then you are evil...period Later on he says "the power that people feel when they kill is the most alluring power there is" and goes on to attribute this motivation to anybody that thinks differently But worst is the other side of this argument which is the presumption that we have brought all this conflict upon ourselves...that, for examples, if we left Iran alone they would have no reason to hate us Look, I understand that we have made grave mistakes in our approach to foreign policy after 9/11. Nation building doesn't work...endless wars are bad. But it seems to me that 99% of us agree on this. First and foremost is Trump who has managed to thread the needle on his foreign policy by using the minimum amount of force necessary to establish deterrence...yet even supporting this doesn't seem to be enough Ultimately, this worldview is a a complete disconnect and misunderstanding of human nature. Much like the socialists believe that man is fundamentally good, so does Tucker. He doesn't understand that man is primarily self-interested and needs proper incentives to work towards common goals and not behave in destructive ways. And I'm not even going to go into his willful ignorance of the nature of Islamism...

Gummi

22,932 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

IGBOS are now spreading FAKE NEWS that Ishowspeed was attacked and robbed in Nigeria. This is how low the Igbos have become all because a Yoruba man became the president of the country. They posted this and other African countries are now posting the same. All because a Yoruba man is the president, they start propagating on how to tarnish the image of Nigeria, Lagos "Yoruba land," and make Yorubas look bad. All out of jealousy and hate for why Yorubas are always in the spotlight and not them. They think they are hurting the Yorubas by doing this because a Yoruba man is the president. When that Yoruba man leaves the presidency, what then? Will you want to pretend like you are cool with the Yorubas? Y'all will understand the gravity of what y'all are doing now very soon.

IGBOS are now spreading FAKE NEWS that Ishowspeed was attacked and robbed in Nigeria. This is how low the Igbos have become all because a Yoruba man became the president of the country. They posted this and other African countries are now posting the same. All because a Yoruba man is the president, they start propagating on how to tarnish the image of Nigeria, Lagos "Yoruba land," and make Yorubas look bad. All out of jealousy and hate for why Yorubas are always in the spotlight and not them. They think they are hurting the Yorubas by doing this because a Yoruba man is the president. When that Yoruba man leaves the presidency, what then? Will you want to pretend like you are cool with the Yorubas? Y'all will understand the gravity of what y'all are doing now very soon.

Nononsense

38,047 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten