
Risk Manager @ Situational Awareness | Prev: UX Designer Internal Tools @citi, Risk Manager @AlamedaResearch, QA Engineer at Knight Capital Group
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Senior PowerPoint Engineer retweeted
Happy Pythagorean Theorem Day!
10/24/26
10² + 24² = 26²
This is the last one we’ll experience in our lifetime.
I was a bit saddened and conflicted to learn that a share of the profits of You Can See Everything go to Joshua Kushner.
Senior PowerPoint Engineer retweeted
A good heuristic is that you should always side with the successful person in a family estrangement case.
Senior PowerPoint Engineer retweeted
Wow you are a moron. There is literally zero chance of $2 per share.
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It hit $2/share
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Senior PowerPoint Engineer retweeted
The erosion of investor rights is going to destroy this country.
"Assume a can opener" and "if there was a $20 bill on the ground someone would have picked it up by now" and so on. But there's something to be said about the economist way of doing things that starts from an assumption that the price is right and working your way backwards.
America’s most livable cities, at local median salary and local tax rate.
New York: this is probably the reason why Mamdani won
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The chart's "most livable cities" rankings and quality-of-life data rely on Numbeo, a crowdsourced site where anyone can submit or alter entries; it carries explicit disclaimers on accuracy and has been widely criticized by experts and media as unreliable.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numbeo
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Senior PowerPoint Engineer retweeted
Twitter is the only place where well articulated sentences get misinterpreted.
You can say “156, 421, 986, 661” and somebody will say “So you speak French."
No bitch. Dat's a whole new sentence. What are you talking about?
Senior PowerPoint Engineer retweeted
Thiel had his Roth IRA buy @PayPal shares for a tiny fraction of a penny each: 1.7 million shares for just… $1,700. That's $0.001 per share.
The price was low enough for him to place 1.7 million shares in his Roth IRA while staying below the $2,000 Roth IRA maximum contribution limit.






























