I recognize the lion by its claw

Navigating the ambiguity
Joined September 2024
It doesn’t matter if you have beautiful mutalisk micro if your opponent has 3x your macro capability. Similarly if AI is even half real none of the other stuff matters, who cares, it’s purely a distraction, and don’t forget to thank him for the plentiful buying opportunities!
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you are now manually tweeting
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The first time I took a midterm in college I crashed out because I wasn't 100.00% certain about my answer on the last question and I went to office hours immediately afterward to ask about it. The professor's response was to ask if I were Singaporean
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The human version of such acts comprises e.g. studying Minimum Window Substring or Longest Increasing Path in a Matrix
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I recognize the lion by its claw (maladaptive attraction toward low-productivity time shredders)
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I could have locked in and grinded my way to generational wealth but instead I learned two languages from doomed nations with sub replacement fertility
Replying to @distributionat
Something else — Lots of people’s careers were made during the pandemic. Minecraft streamers. Startup founders. This was a time when it was socially OK (and legally required) to isolate and the grinders made a lot of progress.
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Markets punishing Meta for spending without results doesn’t really seem like bubble behavior
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chicago famous foods
In the suburbs of Xi’an there is a tiny mom and pop store making Chicago deep dish pizza.
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What did Trump show President Xi that made him laugh this hard?😆
Like idk I just kind of randomly ruminated on this problem and decided to YOLO an irresponsible amount of retirement funds on GOOG but I’m glad my half-assed reasoning seems to agree with people???
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Wait why is everyone suddenly bullish GOOG? I spent a lot of time thinking about what the best ROI equity tilt for the AI trade was about 1 month ago and decided on GOOG but it seems like everyone else decided the same thing too? Huh.
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四川麻辣燙 retweeted
Good afternoon to everyone with Google stock
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The Chinaman's burden
Replying to @sichuan_mala
you need to engage in good faith with the spineless cretins carrying water for le based industrial policy. those are the rules. i'm sorry
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We live in a free, American society hence I'm not obligated to continually perform the free labor of rebutting bad arguments just because you're capable of churning them out faster than a Tibetan mother of 5 churning yak butter. Would be happy to blog (paid) for Palladium though!
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Imagine throwing a childish tantrum about someone criticizing your public writing because ... ... ... wait for it ... ... ... they casually used double quotes around a word to paraphrase the communicated intent of a quoted passage
Replying to @pfitzsimmons
Sichuan uses quotation marks for a word I never said. I did not say how the quality adjustments “should” be applied. It was an analysis of how they are done, and why they create percentages that no longer communicate meaning.
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Enjoy your chimpout, not worth my time responding further to this drivel - not like endlessly kanging about the retvrn of American manufacturing is going to do anything beyond further entrenching uncompetitive industries. Some people actually have work to do!
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Basically boils down to "the vibes are wrong so I'm going to write a retarded wordcel argument that boils down to assuming that I'm right at the outset." OK, if you just axiomatically believe that people should primarily care about the number of cars produced then whatever.
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Are you mentally deficient? This is what double deflation (of inputs and outputs) is for.
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Moronic response that barely deserves another reply. If you don't think we should quote real value-added because people don't understand the definition then reporters should simply never discuss inflation, GDP, real wage growth, unemployment, or marginal tax rates either.
It’s time to rebut this completely, embarrassingly wrong and hostile thread. Link to article and long 🧵 below. Sorry for the delay, but quality writing takes longer than LLM-style writing that is superficially smart but uncomprehending and error-ridden.
Brilliant labor market arbitrage. Import the labor, but not the actual physical presence, of your own full-time Filipino maid for only $20k USD.
NEO The Home Robot Order Today
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