@Cr1st14nM3s14n0 Se avessi saltato l’esperimento di delegation totale ma fossi partito dalla guidance precisa ci avresti impiegato molto meno.
Comunque bene, hai verificato che da tiratore scelto quale sei, anche se ti danno un fucile da cecchino ma ti bendano, il fucile non fa centro da solo.
This 88 year old Japanese trader spent 40 years day trading and turned $387,000 into a $14 million portfolio.
If he had simply bought the S&P 500 in 1986 and done nothing, he would have over $21 million today.
EL CREADOR DE REDIS ACABA DE ROMPER LA IA LOCAL
Antirez (el legendario Salvatore Sanfilippo) acaba de lanzar ds4: un motor de inferencia nativo, ultra-optimizado y hecho a medida para DeepSeek V4 Flash.
Lo que está pasando es de locos:
- 1 millón de tokens de contexto
- Corre en un MacBook de 128 GB con cuantización 2-bit
- KV cache movido directamente al SSD (del RAM al disco…)
- Pensamiento corto y proporcional a la complejidad
- Servidor compatible OpenAI + Anthropic listo para agentes
Mientras los labs cerrados queman decenas de miles de millones en clusters de GPUs…
un solo hacker construyó un inference engine que te pone frontier AI en tu portátil.
El Open Source no solo está vivo.
Está ganando!!!
REPOOO👇
I resigned as U.S. Ambassador Ukraine when Trump kept siding with Putin over our democratic partner. Now, my successor is doing the same.
I knew I had to speak out and run for office because siding with dictators is just not who we are.
Italian efficiency when it comes to coffee should be studied.
In Italy:
- Walk into a bar and look at the guy
- Un caffe
- 30 seconds later it’s ready
- Shoot it
- Leave €1
- Walk out
In the US:
- Join a line
- Wait
- Order coffee
- Answer 12 questions: Size? Milk? Roast? Sugar? Temperature? Colombia beans? Name? How do you spell it?
- $12.34
- Ask for a 20% tip. Click 5 times on a ipad to have a custom tip
- Tap phone
- ask where to send the invoice
- Wait again on a different line
- Someone call a name that sounds similar to mine
- get the coffee
- too hot, can't drink it
- finally at temperature
taste like shit
Looking at Trump's latest post, something's shifting. Tone is completely different from the last 48 hours.
No more "no more Mr. Nice Guy," no regime change, no threats on power plants. Instead he's building a comparison with Obama's JCPOA.
"My deal will be far better." When a president starts explaining why his deal beats his predecessor's, a deal is usually coming.
Notice what's missing. No mention of uranium transfer to the US. No "zero enrichment." No "no money exchanged." All the hard points Iran publicly rejected.
He's quietly dropping them without admitting it. Classic Trump pattern, max pressure to get them to the table, then walk back the maximalist positions once they're seated. Same playbook as North Korea 2018, Mexico tariffs, China trade.
My read: Trump is already pre-selling the deal that's coming. The fact that he's framing it against JCPOA suggests the final agreement will probably look more like JCPOA than he'll ever admit. Some monitoring, some enrichment limits, probably no physical uranium transfer like he claimed yesterday.
Packaged as "the greatest deal in history" for domestic consumption.
Cioè chiede due anni di emolumenti come buonuscita. Del resto, guidare un monopolio naturale regolato è opera improba. Tutto dipende da come è stato scritto il suo contratto.
Il caso della buonuscita di Di Foggia: chiede 7 milioni di euro per Terna, ma è stato indicata a Eni https://t.co/HB3LNR0iOY
BREAKING: The US Treasury's budget deficit rose +2% YoY in March, to $164 billion, above the $153 billion expected.
Adjusted for the timing of certain benefit payments that shifted between months, the March deficit would have been $250 billion, significantly worse than a year ago.
The US deficit is now at $1.17 trillion over the first 6 months of FY2026, the 3rd-worst first-half in history.
Meanwhile, military outlays increased by just +3% YoY in March, to $65 billion, indicating spending tied to the Iran War has not yet shown up, suggesting future deficits will be sharply higher.
Deficit spending remains historically high.
Healthcare is carrying US job growth more than ever:
The number of healthcare workers has surged +84% since 1996, far outpacing every other major sector.
Growth has accelerated since the 2020 pandemic, rising +24%, to a record 18.4 million employees.
Meanwhile, the number of construction workers has risen +55% since 1996, to 8.3 million, also an all-time high.
This is followed by financial activities roles at +32%, and retail trade at just +10% over the same period.
Manufacturing has gone in the opposite direction, declining -27%, to 12.6 million, near the lowest since January 2022.
The US job market is heavily skewed toward healthcare.
BREAKING: US stock market futures fall at the open as President Trump declares Tuesday as “Power Plant and Bridge Day" in Iran:
1. S&P 500: -0.7%
2. Nasdaq 100: -0.8%
3. Dow Jones: -0.7%
4. WTI Crude: +3.0%
5. Natural Gas: +1.0%
6. Gold: -0.9%
President Trump's deadline is now 50 hours away.
„The only thing prohibiting transit in the Strait (of Hormuz) right now is Iran shooting at shipping. It is open for transit should Iran not do that.“
Thanks for this clarification, Pete. I almost got the impression that you lost control of the situation.
🇺🇸 Is the United States going to run out of precision guided munitions?
No, no they are not.
SDB production capacity: 10,000/year
JDAM kit production capacity: 25,000/year
Total combined procurement of these weapons measures in the 100s of thousands.
With air superiority over Iran established, the US doesn't need to rely on exquisite stand off weapons to conduct strikes. They can use weapons like Small Diameter Bomb and Mark 80 series bombs with JDAM kits.
Air defense interceptors performed their role by defeating the initial missile attacks, and now Iran no longer has the means to generate large-scale missile raids. The expenditure rates for interceptors will drop accordingly.
Before you come into my replies shouting "wHaT aBoUt ThIs!?", take time to read what I've already written in the past because the answer is probably already there.