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@hexobuilds most people never touch the effort setting and then wonder why the bill is so high. curious which of the 5 fixes saves the most in practice

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@0xKarmi treating every bot as untrusted until it reads the full instructions is the smartest step here. anything that can pay or delete without asking should be cut right away

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@BimbaCrypto 127,000 tiny bets on leagues nobody follows is the real edge. while everyone fights over the NBA lines, he's quietly collecting on K-League unders

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@ergodonx a $250,000 life insurance policy, trading her Land Rover a week later and $15,000 in cash at the arrest. the money trail convicted him long before the jury did

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@0xMavian refusing to cash $974 million because you think you're owed more takes serious nerve. she helped build Continental Resources from the start, so she probably knew the real number

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@0xLedgerlab Alex Cooper's face when she said "two of them" is the whole clip. Miley has stopped caring what anyone thinks, and honestly that's why people still watch her

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@Zevikxs he fought his whole life to own his masters and then left no will. the IRS and six half-siblings ended up deciding what his music was worth

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@ergodonx calling his marriage "glorious" on TV while quietly asking about selling the house says more than any answer he gave Sawyer

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@ceojimw clean levels on the weekly. if 0.5 holds as resistance, the monthly FVG below is the obvious magnet. will be watching how price reacts around 72k before flipping bias

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@darkcrypto_off mortgaging his house for an album nobody would fund and getting 1.7 million copies sold is the best bet in Aussie music. too bad the tax structures later wiped out the good part of the story

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@zerodoubts0 20 years running her security and fired within a month of announcing her death. when the brand is worth this much, family ties stop mattering fast

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@fintrixai in 2000 a $672M bond at 6.9% decided whether Amazon survived. now it can burn $42B and still pay for it out of AWS cash flow

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Lehman Brothers asked Warren Buffett for money in 2008. he read their annual report at night, said no, and months later Lehman went under with $639 billion in assets.

in the clip below Buffett shows the actual report he marked up.

"i came down to the office at night and made these little notes on here of things that were red flags"

the trouble wasn't on page one. you had to get to page 150 or 200, he says, but it was clearly there.

"by the time i got through them, i decided that we were not in a position to lend money to Lehman."

Lehman filed for bankruptcy on September 15, 2008. eight days later Buffett put $5 billion into Goldman Sachs.

he explains how a bank that size dies so fast. it lives on people lending it money tomorrow and taking its word the next day. nobody has to.

"once they lose confidence, it's all over."

would you have read to page 200 - or trusted the name on the cover?

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@rugikkk the chat is funny, but "illustrative build, numbers simulated" at the bottom is the line that matters most

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@kaijucode 700 experiments in 2 days for an 11% speedup is the part worth copying. most people would have stopped after 20 runs

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@0xzoka_ Pokémon at the top makes sense, it's the one people actually remember from childhood. One Piece making the top 3 this fast is the surprise

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@Mavixet "was it earned legally" as the first question is a very Depression-era dad move. no sympathy, just make sure you can sleep at night

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@velor1an asking for numbers from the one year he made $1M+ a month on Yellowstone is where it fell apart. courts look at normal income, not the best year

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@Xyrontg 896 diligence questions in 3 days instead of 6 weeks. paying a 2% fee only on a closed deal is how you find out who actually believes in the timeline

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@0xMorzik $4B a day in withdrawals is $167M an hour. no dashboard saves you at that speed, the hole had to be there long before November 6