Cybersecurity companies have an aggregate market cap of ~$650B. AI eventually will 10x code, complexity, and exploits. What is the argument that cybersecurity isn’t a 10x category? Feels structurally like defense spending vs GDP
WSB top picks for 2025 are up 77%, and you're trying to eke out 20% with Japanese net-nets, regional banks, and cheap Europoor companies with growing FCF?
Best movies of each of the last 6 years
-2019: Sound of Metal / The Irishman
-2020: The Father / Soul / Nomadland
-2021: Dune 1
-2022: Aftersun / All Quiet on the Western Front
-2023: Past Lives / The Promised Land
-2024: Flow / Dune 2
-2025: Train Dreams / The Brutalist
Absolutely worth three minutes of your time.
Dan Lanning with a lot of really poignant thoughts on the Charlie Kirk assassination.
"The US could learn a lot from our locker room... You walk in that locker room you've got guys of different races, backgrounds, religions, and you've got a team that loves each other."
H/T @MattPrehm for the question
BREAKING: Nine-time NBA All-Star Damian Lillard is finalizing a three-year, $42 million contract to return to the Portland Trail Blazers, sources tell ESPN. Deal is expected to include a player option in 2027-28 and a no-trade clause. A storybook reunion home for the 35-year-old.