Study Jeff Yan:
> physics olympiad gold medalist at 18
> Harvard math and CS grad
> ran anon Chameleon Trading solo from Puerto Rico later a small team
> started with $10K
> generated thousands of % in returns
> shut it down at 27 to build what he thought should exist
> launched Hyperliquid in 2023
> ~11-15 person team
> self funded from day one
> turned down $100M+ in funding
> generated ~$900M in profit last year
> airdropped billions to users
> ~$82M+ profit per employee , $900M / 11 ≈ $81.8M
@Mehmet_the_Eng@Soureh_design2 I completely agree with you. That's why I don't read his tweets or listen to his interviews. Always portraying a weak image, talking about hardships and how regretful Iran is about attacking targets in neighbouring country.
@Austen It doesn't make sense whatsoever but you can't explain why it doesn't make sense.
People on Twitter always acting like know-it-all and believing non-tech people shouldn't say anything pertaining to AI.
Such hubris makes no sense whatsoever.
His proof was over 100 pages long and took him seven years to complete. ✍️
Fermat’s last theorem is one of the most famous and challenging problems in mathematics. It was first stated by Pierre de Fermat, a French lawyer and amateur mathematician, in the margin of a copy of Diophantus’s Arithmetica. He claimed to have a proof that was too large to fit in the margin, but he never revealed it to anyone. The theorem remained unproven for more than three centuries, despite the efforts of many mathematicians.
The first complete proof of Fermat’s last theorem was given by Andrew Wiles, a British mathematician, in 1995. He used techniques from algebraic geometry and number theory that were not available in Fermat’s time. His proof was over 100 pages long and took him seven years to complete.
Wiles’s proof was initially flawed, as he discovered a gap in his argument in 1993. He had to work with another mathematician, Richard Taylor, to fix the error and publish a revised version of his proof in 1994.
I notice a lot of people saying that this is nonsense, but as far as I can tell it isn't. It's the oracles-vs-agents safety debate. Obama is saying oracle AI is safer than agent AI, and can give us what society needs (cancer cures, science advances) but the market wants agents.
Saudi Arabia is an EMBARRASSMENT to the world.
Rich royal family larping as “Muslim custodians” of Mecca, while they use Israeli-American intel and weapons to kill Muslims in Yemen.
I’m baffled as a Christian how so many Muslims support this corrupt Saudi family.
Ed Sheeran performed to a half empty stadium in Philadelphia after endorsing Israel’s genocide in Gaza. The concert failed to sell tickets at a 50% discount, proving that boycotts do work. Free Palestine!
Trump regularly threatens to blow up the entire nation of Iran. Iranians are not intimidated — but have you seen a single Western regime, or any regional or even neighboring government, condemn this threat of a holocaust?
@Nostre_damus I knew MBS didn't know jack when in March he urged Trump to invade Iran to seize energy infrastructures & topple the government.
CNN's Fareed once remarked that MBS has matured as a leader but that his stance on the war made me question his maturity. He is not as astute as Kim.