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  1. I didn't say that was me. I said that was what the "middle/centrists" seem to be representing. I could be wrong, maybe centrists have a different north star. What do you think it is?
  2. What you are describing (if true, big IF) is helping me to understand how my Palestinian neighbor can dislike Trump but hate Biden.
  3. Benioff (Salesforce CEO and not the Game of Thrones writer for HBO) owns Time magazine well and there was a "spicy" NYT article he gave some quotes to earlier this week.
  4. Latinx hate them because they are so arrogant and uppity and pretend they are european and look down on their brown neighbors.
  5. You just described in a nut shell the middle/centrists.
  6. Bought 500 shares of Chicago tonight agianst Washington @ $.23. Sold half at $.60 ($150) and rode the last 250 for $250 (total paid $450 on $115 investment). -- I'm investing big into a lot of underdogs this week to see how it goes: 500 of Arkansas for $.28 ($140) 500 of Tennessee for $.28 ($140) 500 of Oklahoma State for $.08 ($40) 500 of ASU for $.21 ($105) 500 of USC for $.26 ($130) 500 of Ole Miss @ $.30 ($150) 2000 of Wisconsin @.05 ($100)
  7. Sold down some of my Seattle, but the net will cover my $800 loss on Heisman candidate predictions (Manning, Lagway & Sellars heavy in pre-season). It's at $.81 now and I have $1250 left after trimming profits over the weekend and hedged by buying some Toronto @ $.12
  8. Same. And you and I had similiar opinions on the overrated steakhouse downtown. Are we best friends, probably?
  9. Hadn't seen it in 20 years, but The Truman Show was really, really good. Caught it last night and watched the whole thing. It's become a bit of a thing to itself, but in about 2 hours you get a pretty jam-packed, character built journey and arc and Carrey killed it. I think The Matrix and Truman Show came out the same year, or back to back years, and talk bout two different treatments of the same visceral themes of reality, perception, and existential anxieties.
  10. Far from a Jimmy and Joe. I think you misunderstood the ask.
  11. More this tbh:
  12. How do Jimmy and Joe's make money off the rebuild? Just invest in stocks ike Jacobs and Fleur and KBR who typically get rebuilding contracts from the US government? What are you guys thinking is the opportunity here as capital will be invested to rebuild, etc.?
  13. Legitimately not sure if you are being complimentary or trying to insult me.
  14. Almost on cue, a new one: First Nvidia, then AMD, now Broadcom. Intel, will you get a call?
  15. Your fraternity stereotypes are 20 years old.
  16. No matter what, for 363 more days, we have scoreboard on OU and Arch Manning is 1-0 against OU and that is the floor.
  17. I don't get it.
  18. Where on the doll did the fraternity touch you?
  19. Bud LIght HEAAA!
  20. Same with Tim Cook and Sam Altman, the gays who support evil AI Trump supporting opportunistic Mt. Rushmore?
  21. Switching gears here, have you guys heard of Truth Terminal? For those who have, educate us, but from what I can gather for those who don't know: Truth Terminal is AI both created by a performance artist and AI humanitarian (he wants government to give AI legal rights). Truth Terminal was able to make a ton of money last year with it's AI generated trades and bets https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20251008-truth-terminal-the-ai-bot-that-became-a-real-life-millionaire
  22. To be clear I agree with you about the chips as part of the AI bubble. Chips that have to be replaced every 4 or 5 years and have little reuse or value in other use cases, that's not a winner for those who will come next in the AI era. I am talking about the Power Generation & Data Center build outs. The nuclear, the renewables, the utilities build out-- that will last like the fiber of the dotcom bust. The data center build out will also be super valuable. Assuming we can get regulators to do anyting but overregulate us to being uncompetitive (read: China and rare earth mining and refining from last week)when it comes to nuclear.
  23. Long term, incredibly capital extensive deals -- the consensus is that "yes, of course this will be funded. We see how the AI future is going to go and we want to get our money in it now". The contrarian view is, this is a Bubble and the risk is we are overbuilding (e.g. do we need this many gigawatts? do we need this many chips? etc." But I think most people agree AI will be transformative in the same way that PC's and Mobile phones were. Interestingly I was listening to a podcast breaking down the AMD + OpenAI announcement last week and let me try to put in bullet points the key takwaway: When OpenAI says anything about anyone, their stock goes up When OpenAI announces a deal that we are going to do a $100bn deal with AMD chips, AMD stock very predictably goes up They all know this when they strike a deal and agree, we should take this very predictable stock price increase and use that to pay for the chips Further: AMD shareholders are paying for the chips, in the sense that; AMD stock is up roughtly $100bn from before they announced the deal OpenAI is getting warrants for roughly 10% of AMD (penny warrants), so like worth $37bn value transfer to OpenAI That $37bn will help pay for that contract (and it's only fair as OpenAI created all that extra value anyways by partnering with AMD they made AMD more valuable) OpenAI has the old Elon Musk market moving touch, if you remember those days.
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