Yet we still don't have level-5 self-driving cars, and certainly not self-serving cars that can learn to drive in a few hours of practice like any teenager.
We don't even have domestic robots that can do what 10-year olds can do the first time we ask them.
We don't even have robots that are nearly as smart as a house cat.
The G in AGI is nonsense.
Monday I’m taking some gains… the “trust me bro we’re going to make chips / stuff for (insert big tech company here)” is going to fade eventually. I’m up 470% on the year… sounds like I already won… maybe I’ll short in December too. Q2 earnings in end of July tho.
Gain-of-function research in foreign labs is a public health threat. Funding it with taxpayer dollars without oversight is reckless. Hiding the evidence is a crime against the American people. Dr. Fauci's NIH did all three.
They funded dangerous experiments in Wuhan, buried the evidence, and silenced anyone who tried to tell the truth. I have spent years fighting to expose it, and I am not finished.
The Mamdani revolution and attempted takeover the Democratic Party will die with the stupidest idea ever: freezing rents to fix housing. Communists have never made their peace with supply, demand, and market pricing. They are like architects who don't believe in measuring things.
I took a leap of faith and got into reselling.
Withdrew from my 401k and preordered 500 copies of GTA 6.
It’s the most anticipated game of all time, and when they sell out, I’ll be there waiting to corner the market. This will 2-3x by Christmas.
BREAKING: The Fed’s balance sheet rose +$11 billion in the week ending June 17th, to $6.74 trillion, the highest since March 2025.
Total assets have risen +$162.8 billion since the start of the year.
This has been driven by Treasury holdings, which have surged +$251.8 billion over this period, to $4.49 trillion, the highest since June 2024.
At the same time, holdings of Mortgage-Backed Securities have declined -$74.2 billion, to $1.96 trillion, the lowest since September 2020.
The Fed's balance sheet is now 76% above pre-pandemic levels.
The Fed's balance sheet continues to expand.