John Roberson

Just writing notes to myself.

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Stock Trader, Robot Overlord, Family man. ICXC NIKA.

'Play hard & floor it.' -SRV

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@BrettHarrison I remember it so well. $40, $42, $38...

Had bids out for when all those held/late fills finally came in, so many stops/margin calls...

That was when they still really defended the issue px too

Tens of millions of shares resting lit at $38

Just buy and sell for points...

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@antoniogm Paypal mafia is the exception here

Worth studying the differences in culture

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@antoniogm Nah, too rich is a matter of character,

And middle class a matter of taste ;)

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@logUp12 Thank you, very much.

My guys and I built it. It is pretty amazing tbh

A flowing ai conversation to write and modify strategy ideas in nearly real time

Trading engine that powers a fast backtester and can go live from the same code

Data, stats, risk, everything built in

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AI trading strategy development is fun

Image scrubbed of alpha ;)

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@sadgirlyboss Bait!

Also, 13

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They spend some time (for $SPCX a lot of time) taking orders before they open the stock for trading

An IPO begins trading with a large opening print (tens of millions of shares for $SPCX), then trades on the open market like any other stock

It will seem "thinly traded" at first

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Today may be a good time to explain some IPO mechanics.

The issue price ($135 for $SPCX) is only available to those who already got allocation through, say, your broker

By contrast, the first price on the open trading is just buying vs selling. It probably won't be $135.

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@Molson_Hart Down with amazon whole foods

Long live heb central market

Love > grift and slop

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@AgustinLebron3 Have all your smart math friends to spend a few minutes today asking Fable5 to solve hard problems they know the answers to -- say, a thesis/dissertation they wrote, or a professional problem, so it's no-work by them to set up the prblem and know the answer

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@puppyeh1 The best case I know for a spcx intermediate-term pump is: a lot of people want things to look strong when oai/anth go public

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@puppyeh1 But the public doesn't get to invest til the top!

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@puppyeh1 They either have to build the machine god or get nationalized to make good on their valuation any time soon

Tech bubble all over again

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@angjiang Many of the first-presenting high-value use cases of AI are forms of "help me figure out what to do"

Many of the top differentiations between users of AI are the craft they contribute to how the AI reaches the outcome

So if you are correct--

Then this will be a dramatic shift.

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Ahahahaha i used up all my max 20x tokens with Fable5 in like 20 minutes

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@JoshuaSteinman @StephenFisherMD @LEGO_Group @elonmusk AI for lego design

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You are not alone

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We had more miscarriages than births. We have four boys and are grateful for them.

The first miscarriage was very hard on my wife. She had not successfully given birth so she wondered, is something wrong with me? Am I not able to be this special thing I was born to be?

After we had a rugrat crawling around, that next miscarriage affected me. I had already started to wonder what the child would be like.

My prayers are with you and your wife.

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The frontier AI labs have to pull up the ladder behind them

In part for existential business reasons: soon enough you can do 98% of all AI-powrred work with open-source models

But also due to the theological self-understanding of their work

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@AgustinLebron3 @AnthropicAI Gnosticism always set apart its elites by their secret gnosis

It was also always a dead end

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The SAT still knows how to say No, but it no longer knows how to say Yes

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@AgustinLebron3 @AnthropicAI Gnosticism always set apart its elites by their secret gnosis

It was also always a dead end