Five more Starlink Standard kits with mounts, bought in Asaba, Nigeria, same shop as the first five. ₦3,900,000 on the invoice, 3,378.70 USDC out of the fund, 23 shares of SpaceX stock.
That makes ten kits bought from SpaceX payouts in two weeks. Five are on roofs already. These five go to the shortlist next: eight places, four countries, waiting. Where they go, and every receipt, at https://t.co/MEBAAR4yXO
Out of the fund: https://t.co/QPfhTmqvD2
Paid: https://t.co/SA13kDeMJH
$STARLINK Buyback Update:
49 shares of SpaceX stock, about $7,300, became 1,051,589 $STARLINK. Two buys, one transfer, all of it now in the community fund, and it stays there.
The fund holds 56.60% of supply as of 12:01 UTC. 7,015,126 $STARLINK bought back with 367.3 shares so far.
Buy 1: https://t.co/ByLH6iB2ql
Buy 2: https://t.co/4pmHnW4Z7J
Into the fund: https://t.co/8gBCXU9jog
Benchmarking on OSWorld 2.0 is one thing, but how does Sai handle dynamic UI updates when the compiled code breaks? Does the #SaiFleet fall back to the LLM immediately, or does your #Robosecretary pause until manually clicked?
It started as a meme: "what's the launchpad of launchpads?"
People said: an L1/L2.
So we built it.
Already live in staging.
The financial freedom of everything owning a launchpad, powered by @o1_exchange launchpad infra.
Everyone gets a launchpad. Yes, even you.
College meant a heavy desk setup and tangled cables everywhere. My #GamingThenVsNow routine is five minutes in a quiet hotel room plugging the xbx a01+ straight into my ROG handheld before crashing.