FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 53 YEARS, THE KNICKS ARE NBA CHAMPIONS ๐
New York defeats San Antonio 4-1 in the NBA Finals, capturing their third championship in franchise history!
Dear @nyknicks coach #mikebrown@JordanClarksons had hot hands tonight man.
You should have given him more minutes than @landryshamet , and definitely should have more game time than that not so smart @deucemcb11
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When I spoke at SALT Conference last fall, the conversation centered around the convergence of traditional finance and blockchain finance. Today, many in the industry are still trying to determine how to position their businesses for that future.
Tomorrow, @KeetaNetwork will begin general availability of global multi-currency banking functionality to customers in more than 160 countries. The platform will support holding 8 fiat currencies, SWIFT deposits and payments, stablecoin deposits and withdrawals across multiple blockchains, and instant payouts from tokenized fiat to bank accounts through collaboration with Visa Direct.
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"AI steals from absolutely everywhere" is pure 2024 copium.
It's 2026... public web data is exhausted, and labs run on hybrid + synthetic data now.
YouTube was never the main source.... you just stopped reading.
...And "Q&A is abysmal, users catch most bugs" ???? Laughable.
AI now owns roughly 70% of testing with predictive defects, selfhealing scripts, and synthetic data. Bugs die in CI/CD, not production.
You're here lecturing on research while your takes are two years behind. Cute.
Is the "manual" really all you read?
You forgot that official documentation (support sections, and forums are also part of the process)
YouTube is not the source of truth.
Quite a number of people actually get their information from official documentation and support forums. Then some of them turn around, monetize what they learned from those same public sources, and call it their own "intellectual property"
If you're spending days figuring out or troubleshooting basic computer issues (especially in 2026), you're either not reading the logs (like Event Viewer or its equivalent in other OSes), or you simply enjoy reinventing the wheel... trying every irrelevant fix until something works, then claiming it as "yours"
AI when used correctly, completely bypasses those days of inefficiency
@nequalonetrader It's a classic charlatan move. The Feds put some of these great pretenders in jail years ago. Now the newcomers are surfacing again since the coast has been clear for quite some time. It's time for the Feds to come back and pin down these liars again.