Seydina Diouf

professional rage baiter

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@InternetH0F Cap

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If you’re in college and watching 3 hours of Netflix every night, stop saying you’re “too busy.”

You have time.

You’re just spending it being entertained instead of becoming valuable.

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Your 20s are the cheapest years of your life to take risks.

Stability is most valuable later.

Optionality is most valuable now.

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Advice to 20-year-olds:

Stop optimizing your life around a job.

The ability to move countries, switch industries, meet ambitious people, and chase asymmetric opportunities is worth more than a slightly higher salary.

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South Korea just gave everyone a brutal reminder of what leverage actually does.

Margin debt doesn’t create conviction.

It creates forced sellers.

Everything looks liquid until everyone needs liquidity at the same time.

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Google’s €13B/$15.1B Finland investment announced today includes a 22-year agreement for up to half the output of a Finnish nuclear plant. The hook turns an AI headline into a scarce-resource thesis.

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The internet gave LLMs nearly unlimited training data.

Robots don’t have that luxury.

Someone has to physically generate billions of examples of picking, folding, walking, failing and trying again.

Robot data might become a massive industry on its own.

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China exporting AI hardware at the same time the West is pouring trillions into AI infrastructure is an interesting setup.

The companies nobody knows making the boring parts might end up making an absurd amount of money.

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Korea says it may need another 25–30GW of power for AI, chips and electrification.

Everyone wants to invest in AI.

I’m starting to think the better trade is figuring out what AI physically can’t exist without.

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The robotics race won’t be won by whoever makes the coolest humanoid.

It’ll be won by whoever figures out how to put 100,000 robots to work without the customer having to think about the robots.

Deployment is the real product.

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What’s one small thing you’re doing right now that your future self will thank you for?

I’ll start: just posting this.

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You have to live in one for the next 3 years. Where are you going?

🇯🇵 Japan
🇰🇷 South Korea
🇨🇳 China
🇸🇬 Singapore

You can’t choose your home country.

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@ShangguanJiewen Cant wait to go to china

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It’s quiet. Uniform. Almost intentional.

Have you seen this too… or is it just me?

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In Korea I noticed something strange.

Almost everyone dresses in the same three colors:

black, white, or gray.

Everywhere.

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Then I looked at the cars.

Same thing.

Black. White. Gray.

The entire city matching itself.

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Same playbook that built their battery and EV lead.

Makes me wonder if the West is still polishing demos

while China is already accumulating the real-world data that will decide who wins.

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Something shifted with Chinese humanoids this month.

The dance videos suddenly feel like a distraction.

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The strategy is becoming clear:
Flood the physical world with robots first.
Collect the messy data second.
Competence will follow.