In pump funs defense, all they did was increase market efficiency which was going to happen anyway.
99.99% of coins before pump fun crashed well over 50%, just on a longer time scale.
A coin for dentists! DENTACOIN to THE MOOOOON
Pumpfun is paying people millions of dollars to "callout" coins and if you don't sell the +6% one-minute candle spike higher, then you're likely down -48% just one hour later?
this is such an insane chart
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i am extremely bullish cryptocurrencies while acknowledging they may not go up in price
I actually think we should be telling all of our most important business leaders that their girlfriends are chinese spies.
the economy is too important for these guys to be falling in love and thinking about anything other than increasing GDP
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i wonder if robrun is going to affect gta vi sales in a positive or negative way. its a vibe coded gta copy but its already out and gta isnt. maybe ppl get all their criminal roleplay out of their system before gta vi or maybe it'll increase hype for gta vi since it will be a deeper game
only time will tell
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Nuclear reactor facilities have carpets and they use vacuums to clean them and that's a FACT
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A single formula, fixed before any votes were cast, lined up with the results in county after county so closely that the outcome was basically known in advance.
waste of compute
MIT and Harvard built an AI simulation containing 8.3 billion virtual people, roughly the entire population of planet.
They call it MatrAIx.
It’s a population-scale simulation running on frontier models, GPT and Claude among them. The longer description took me a while to believe.
Start with the dataset, Persona 8B. 8.3 billion synthetic profiles, each one specified across 1,290 dimensions. Background, psychology, spending habits, how comfortable they are with technology, what they do on a Tuesday night, the small behavioral quirks that make one 34-year-old nurse in NYC different from another.
A spreadsheet of 8 billion rows would be a curiosity. What they did next is the part that matters.
They turned the profiles into agents and dropped them into four environments: surveys, AI chat interfaces, live web browsing, and native desktop and mobile apps. Then they ran real products through the crowd. New features, software updates, pricing changes.
And they logged everything. How long an agent paused after seeing a price go up. The exact point at which it gave up on a broken checkout. How much lag it would sit through before closing the app.
The number I keep coming back to is 91.5%. That’s how often the agents stayed in character, behaving the way their assigned psychology and demographics said they should. Not perfect. But for billions of agents across four environments, closer than I expected.
Here’s what that does to how products get built.
Right now, if you want to know whether a feature will land, you ship it to a slice of users and wait. Or you pay a research firm and wait longer. Either way the answer arrives in weeks, from a sample you hope is representative.
With something like this, you run the feature past 8 billion simulated reactions overnight. One server. Results by morning, broken down by every one of those 1,290 dimensions if you want them.
I have questions about how well a synthetic crowd predicts a real one. 91.5% is persona adherence, not forecast accuracy, and those are different things. But the direction is clear, and it’s coming faster than most product teams are ready for.
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There were 20 Million new voter registrations between 2022 and 2024 in 37 states without proof of citizenship requirements
Republicans’ inability to get the SAVE America Act passed was an unforgivable betrayal that could cost us the country
Insane.
One of the easiest ways to broadcast to the world that you are a giant loser is to go around replying to random people with ai generated replies to try to gain followers.
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OHIO
Same pattern.
Your Republican candidate for Auditor had almost 300,000 more votes than your Republican governor or Senate candidate.
Must have been all those "Auditor" yard signs.
I will say (because the fraud deniers will) that the independent candidates did siphon off an unusual number of votes. But that in itself is suspicious. People do not split their tickets that often.

















