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Joined August 2024
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fired intern retweeted
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Ragebait maxxing
He's right, the only good Portuguese food is grilled fish and it's just a fish on a grill with some salt put on Portuguese that stay in Portugal have low standards and they don't have the money to travel far so they're in this vicious cycle where they think their food is great but they don't have anything to compare it with International food is okay to bad here especially in Lisbon due to a shortage of workers so most of the kitchen is Nepalese and usually unskilled There's a few exceptions like Honest Greens but it's by foreigners If Portuguese food was so great, there'd be Portuguese restaurants around the world but it's not and there's not. Just like how there's no Dutch restaurants, it's just not good food
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It’s no longer TradFi or DeFi, it’s just 'Fi'.
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fired intern retweeted
I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.
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Motion is the most underrated life hack
An idiot in motion goes further than the genius at rest
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when @claudeai sentence starts with "the honest finding you need to hear" you know its about to disappoint you
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gm and welcome to Q3
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I enjoy this sort of guerilla marketing where @krakenfx is basically leveraging its MiCa status to off board users from @binance with incentives attached to it
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If my gramma had wheels she’d have been a bike
In 2023, FTX sold its 5% stake in Cursor for $200k as part of its bankruptcy proceedings. Today, that stake would be worth over $3,000,000,000 after SpaceX $SPCX acquired the startup for $60 billion.
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Anyone tried Mistral already? might give it a go today
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work in progress, testing in base sepolia
Claude Fable steps in
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open source "pokemon" with frontend design prompt, link below
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Hey Claude please remove my unemployment status
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Claude Fable steps in
grok keeps building - Zield
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hey claude fable, make GTA 6
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fired intern retweeted
Our new report "State of Token Markets" is live! Most tokens spend their lifetime below launch price. Across 540+ tokens launched since 2020, the average token spent 70% of its life below launch. Tokens launched at inflated FDVs with minimal float, which handed the initial pop to insiders and farmers. The typical token underperformed BTC by 7% per unlock. By the tenth unlock that underperformance had compounded to -47%. Now the model is shifting. Hyperliquid routes 97% of protocol fees into HYPE buybacks. Uniswap voted in December to burn $600M of supply and flip its fee switch, with the burn sized to match the fees holders would have received since 2018. But buybacks alone aren't enough. Jupiter ran a similar program but had $3.78 in unlocks for every $1 bought back. Hyperliquid has been the outlier since no insider supply was fighting the bid. Buybacks only matter when supply discipline matches them. Revenue alone doesn't guarantee market cap growth. Pump runs one of the largest onchain buyback programs but that hasn’t translated into durable token performance. A revenue-weighted portfolio of the top 10 protocols by revenue returned 30% since January 2025 while BTC was down 17%. The market is now paying for real cash flow.
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