Clavicular looked at a girl's ass for two full seconds like he was charging up, then walked off and threw a strike like nothing happened🫡
"Wait, was the strike because of her or the bowling ball?"
Clavicular was making out with her in the middle of the crowd while six more girls were already sitting in VIP just waiting their turn 💀😳
"bro really said main character energy isn't a phase, it's a lifestyle"
Clavicular had a girl living her whole fairytale in his lap... then her own best friend leaned over and just took him, like it was nothing👭😳
"bro I didn't even flinch, I just watched it happen"
THIS IS WHY YOUR AI BILL IS $1,200 A MONTH INSTEAD OF $12
count the calls in one iteration:
→ 11 decisions
→ 2 generations
→ 2 rules
only 2 ever needed a writer
move the 11 to jev:
→ which worker goes next
→ is this tool call safe
→ is the agent stuck
→ is the goal actually met
70 to 500ms each, one typed answer back
10,000 decisions a day for $0.42
your planning model stays
your writing model stays
they just stop answering yes or no
Jev is the "Internet" moment for the AI industry
It tells your agents and LLMs what to do next, in milliseconds and at almost zero cost
If you set it up correctly, you will have the AI engineer’s stack for 2028
In this article, I show you how https://t.co/x3qn41ejnr
@Darkfost_Coc@cryptoquant_com The December/January section caught my eye. Price crossed this line several times back then, so a breakout followed by a pullback that holds above it would be much more convincing here.
@scottmelker@scottmelker, do we have any numbers on people making their first ever onchain trade through Robinhood? That's the part I'm excited about. Would be great to see who's actually coming across.
@levie A manager might happily automate the prep work and still refuse to drop their sign-off. If they're the one getting blamed when it fails, that's pretty rational.
Who owns the mistakes needs redesigning too.
I believe the obsession part. But having money also lets you research something for a week, decide it's a pass, and walk away without needing a replacement trade.
That freedom probably explains some of the patience too.
why is it that my wealthiest friends are also the hungriest (and patient at the same time) when it comes to finding opportunities?
they’re terminally online, actively doing dd, eyes everywhere
it’s because they don’t do it just for the money
the money is obviously great, but they’re obsessed with the game and being the best at it