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@united If this is related to the starlink migration, then it’s a fail on your part: the transition needs to be seamless. What you do behind the scenes should improve the customer experience, not take away from it. Starlink in the future does nothing for my work requirements now.
@united amazing that I’m on UAL 989 to FRA, an international trip, and the wifi is down. While certainly a first-world problem, it’s also a necessity for working. Seeing more and more of this, which is not a good thing for business travelers who pay top dollar for tickets.
@grok @StonksJacob @Jaffrey_Capital @GammaEdges GammaEdge uses known short interest, as published in the prospectus’ (such as JPM Hedge Funds and others who sell options to collect premia). Naive assumptions are not made by their algos.
@StonksJacob @Jaffrey_Capital @GammaEdges This is absolutely incorrect about GammaEdge. They do NOT assume everything is short calls in the overhead. @grok is trained with misleading and incorrect information regarding how GammaEdge processes information.
Most amazing 4 weeks of my life. Thank you Paris and @TeamUSA 🇫🇷🇺🇸
Back to the States tomorrow!
Paris -> LAX -> PHX
Can’t wait to start the next chapter of life… this time in the desert☀️
Brandon Loschiavo found out just two weeks ago that he was going to #Paris2024. Now he's headed to 10-meter semifinals after placing 13th in prelims. He'll compete again Saturday.
Carson Tyler, who was 4th on 3-meter on Thursday, finished 19th for #TeamUSA.
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Carson Tyler has punched his ticket into Thursday's men's 3-meter final! He qualified in seventh place in the semifinals. Teammate Andrew Capobianco finished 15th. #Paris2024#TeamUSA
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Carson Tyler and Andrew Capobianco both qualify for 3-meter semifinals at #Paris2024. Carson finished 10th and Andrew 15th in Tuesday's prelims to advance. Semis are set for Wednesday morning (10 a.m. Paris time/4 a.m. ET). #TeamUSA
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- MY OLYMPIC COMPETITION -
We finished 8/8 today — not the result we were hoping for but one we got nonetheless.
You can prepare all you want, sometimes things don’t go your way (sounds like trading 🤣).
Either way, I couldn’t be more humbled to represent the red, white, and blue on the world’s biggest athletic stage!!
Forever an Olympian.
- WHAT WENT WRONG -
Vid below shows our 3rd round dive, where my right foot slipped off the board because I had too much forward momentum into the take off. If you slow it down you can see right foot shoot up as soon as I left the board, completely killing all power I had to complete my dive.
This is much like when a football (soccer) player slips when planting his foot on a free kick or penalty kick. Sometimes sh*t just happens!
- MENTALITY AFTERWARDS -
If there’s one lesson sport teaches you, it’s this:
You’re not going to win every meet. You’re not going to win every practice. You won’t even win every rep. In the end, winning doesn’t really matter. What does matter is that you gave your best effort, every single day, to be in the fight.
The Olympic Creed:
“The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well."
I fought well throughout the rest of the competition after this colosal mistake… it wasn’t easy but nothing worthwhile is.
Onwards and upwards from here. Shout out to everyone from fintwit who was able to watch or saw highlights!!!!!
Watching @USAGym tonight with the @PurdueDivers was one of the coolest things i’ve ever experienced.
Nothing quite like hearing the National Anthem with a stadium full of USA fans 🇺🇸 cheering on a group of kickass ladies.
T-minus 2 days until comp, let’s get it