You can now enable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks.
It opens your apps, navigates your browser, fills in spreadsheets—anything you'd do sitting at your desk.
Research preview in Claude Cowork and Claude Code, macOS only.
🚨 Midnight Update 🚨
In preparation for the launch of NIGHT and the upcoming Glacier Drop Redemption period, the Midnight TGE will now mint the final, named version of the NIGHT token. This is an important step before the official NIGHT token launch in December.
The NIGHT token will now be visible on the Cardano blockchain via block explorers such as https://t.co/Y2w6rkdjJu
Further details on final preparations for NIGHT launch will be shared in the coming days.
Stay tuned.
FULL FILM: "Bitcoin Jesus: The Prosecution of Roger Ver"
This Is An Absolute MUST-WATCH/SHARE Documentary!
https://t.co/xrd2b7ZDDF
@rogerkver
» LIVE X STREAM:
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Here are my top 10 books from 2024 in no particular order:
#1 — Winning by Tim Grover
Tim Grover trained Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and a plethora of other notable athletes. This book dives into the mentality needed to win at all levels, including a number of counterintuitive points related to motivation and work ethic. I found it easy to read and full of insights from the world’s greatest athletes.
#2 — Witness to a Prosecution by Richard Sandler
The fall of Michael Milken has been well documented in the financial press, but this book was written by his lawyer and highlights a number of concerning points related to the case. Sandler takes you behind the scenes of what happened, where mistakes were made, and why the prosecutors now admit they were ill-prepared to handle a case of this magnitude. This read will make you question a lot about the justice system.
#3 — The King of Oil by Daniel Ammann
Marc Rich became one of the wealthiest men in the world after inventing the oil spot market. His rise in fortune did not come without controversy though — he was accused of trading with America’s enemies, eventually became a fugitive on the run, and had to secure a Presidential pardon through his ex-wife. This book has something for everyone if you are interested in business, finance, and history.
#4 — Troubled by Rob Henderson
Rob Henderson’s memoir tells his story in a way that will make you think more critically about the society we live in. Whether Rob is explaining the paradox of growing up poor and attending elite colleges, or his explanation of “luxury beliefs,” this book is hard to put down — both educational and entertaining.
#5 — Private Equity by Carrie Sun
Carrie Sun writes a fictionalized story about her experience as the Executive Assistant to one of the top hedge fund managers in the world. It has been widely reported that Sun was the EA to Tiger Global’s Chase Coleman, so you can imagine how much insight you can glean from this one. Great storytelling makes the book a quick read.
#6 — The Lessons of History by Will & Ariel Durant
This should be required reading for everyone. In approximately 100 pages, the Durant’s pack an insane amount of knowledge into the book. The book is written as a journey through history, while sharing the various lessons and takeaways along the way. You will definitely learn something reading this one.
#7 — The Score Takes Care of Itself by Bill Walsh
Bill Walsh is considered one of the greatest football coaches in history. This book reveals his leadership philosophy, including why he trained the front desk receptionists first, how the players interacted with him, and what the true driving force for his success was. Instant classic that I read every few years.
#8 — City of Death by Ephraim Mattos
This book is unlike any other book you have probably read. Ephraim is a former Navy SEAL who became a humanitarian when he got out of the military. His story is incredible, the heroic actions of his group are inspiring, and you will be glad that people like Ephraim exist after reading his book.
#9 — The Gatekeepers by Chris Whipple
This book breaks down the history of the second most important role in the White house — the President’s Chief of Staff. The anecdotes alone are fascinating, but understanding how our government works will help you better understand why certain things happen. This one has a mixture of history, politics, and business.
#10 — The Lords of Easy Money by Christopher Leonard
This book may have been my favorite of 2024 — it digs into the Federal Reserve, how quantitative easing was ushered in, and why the central bank likely broke financial markets. I learned a lot about the intricacies of the economy from this one, but more importantly my conviction in bitcoin was deepened. Study the problem to understand the solution.
Honorable Mentions For Best Books Of The Year
1. How To Make A Few Billion Dollars by Brad Jacobs
2. The War Below by Ernest Scheyder
3. Macho Man by Jon Finkel
4. The True Believer by Eric Hoffer
5. Bad Therapy by Abigail Shrier
6. A Nation of Counterfeiters by Stephen Mihm
7. Maverick by Ricardo Semler
8. JFK And The Unspeakable by James W. Douglass
9. Endure by Cameron Hanes
10. The Mission, The Men, and Me by Pete Blaber
11. In My Time of Dying by Sebastian Junger
12. Do The Work by Steven Pressfield
13. The Art of Learning by Josh Waitzkin
14. Eleven Rings by Phil Jackson
15. Patriot by Alexi Navalny
16. The Merchant Bankers by Joseph Wechsberg
17. Buffett’s Early Investments by Brett Gardner
18. You Can Be A Stock Market Genius by Joel Greenblatt
19. The Financiers by Michael Jensen
20. Unit X by Raj Shah and Christopher Kirchhoff
Last development update of 2024 🎮
We’re bringing RWAs to our forwards contracts (the most common tradfi use case) and perps is on track for Q1
Here’s everything you need to know 🧵
Something doesn't add up here:
MicroStrategy, $MSTR, has been known as the most popular "levered" #Bitcoin play of the year.
Meanwhile, over the last month Bitcoin has gained +2% while $MSTR is currently down nearly -50%.
What is happening? Let us explain.
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Natural Language to SQL is really powerful.
Built https://t.co/PGKS6lEpXO to let anyone query the census database with just natural language.
"cities with a population over 100,000 and lowest crime"
"highest income areas in california"
code is open-source and linked below
my latest sleep stack:
- @eightsleep for 68 degree bed
- @pillowcube pillow for neck support
- @ouraring for sleep tracking
- @PureEncaps magnesium glycinate
- @_SportsResearch L-theanine
- @jarrowformulas phosphatidylserine
- @MantaSleep blackout mask
- @coyuchi organic linen sheets for hormones
- @mito_red_light 15m for mitochondrial health
- electronics off for EMF protection
- coway HEPA air filter
- 1 watt light bulb from Amazon
- quinton water shot for electrolytes
- no screens 30m before bed
- no food or exercise 3 hrs before bed
- intentional breathing, reading, journaling
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Good morning. Luck is a psychology concept & studies show that you can become “luckier” by simply telling yourself that you are a lucky person. Your brain is the most powerful muscle in the body. Change your life by changing how you think. Let’s get after it relentlessly today 🔥