Dr. X

[Joe Lampton @joelampton_]

Think bigger son

People at the top be having kids, wives, mistresses, controversies, employees, crazy ex's, court cases, enemies lurking, exaggerated levels of stress, fun, lots of friends

And you're stressed for a lil argument, or for some small agument at your job 😂

[J͎Λ͎Y͎ @TakeThiamine]

Found it

[big stupid baby ‼️ @cuntsatchels]

This woman has a very 1990's beauty that I miss

[Financelot @FinanceLancelot]

Turns out @SantiagoAuFund and Whitney Webb were both right about stable coins, and how the U.S. government plans to fund its debt with them.

This also explains why the U.S. is trying to cause chaos everywhere.

If you destabilize international trade & trigger a recession, it causes a Dollar shortage in many countries throughout the world.

By creating a Dollar shortage, it forces nations to print more of their own currency liquidate their foreign reserves and U.S. bonds.

Doing so devalues their local currency, which increases demand for U.S. assets, triggering a feedback loop of a rising Dollar and demand for U.S. stable coins.

Currency arbitrage is Scott Bessent's professional background. So much so that he helped cause the UK currency crisis in 1992 "Black Wednesday" and the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis with George Soros and Stanley Druckenmiller.

In Scott Bessent's recent speech of "Economic D-Day" he specifically warned every nation that they're about to sanction any nation trading with Iran.

That halts all cross border Dollar flows into those nations, which will trigger sovereign debt crisis. The "Japan crisis" also appears to be part of the plan to suddenly cutting off liquidity from markets.

The plan really is genius... that's why it's called "The Genius Act"

The question is, how do targeted nations prevent the sudden outflow of currency into the United States without being able to block Bitcoin and other crypto currencies?

[Fight With Memes @FightWithMemes]

I always knew I was special.

[Torch @torchindex]

What people don’t understand about the times we’re living in is that you need to get in & get out

Fly into the city 3 days on business then out at the crack of dawn. Duffle out the cloakroom straight back to the lair. Disappear for a month locked in the dungeon then pop up halfway across the country at a monastery in the mountains

Always rotating through planes of reality. Picking up pieces for your next endeavor. Existential agility

Stay too long in one environment one mode of being & you’re rotting. Doesn’t matter if you’re stuck in your room middle of nowhere or wandering between skyscrapers

The hermit & plugged in type both lose. Absorbed by their surroundings

Gotta go into the knife fight of the world then back into the shadows on a pin drop. Acquire resources & escape the swarm repeatedly

[🏴‍☠️MISTA🏴‍☠️Grind Graphics @mista45]

このカスタムだいぶイカついな

[Greg O'Gallagher @gregogallagher]

Hahah I get so much hate for dating slim models 😌

Usually by broke guys

[Varun Srinivasan @varunsrin]

The next multi billion dollar consumer company will be whoever can plug this into your interest graph and generate infinite, dynamic short form video

[Financial Dystopia @financedystop]

Being overly obsessed with optimizing your health is still infinitely more desirable than being on the complete opposite end of the spectrum

[cocktail peanut @cocktailpeanut]

Finally, the biggest pain point for video generation on Macs is fixed!

Phosphene improved the memory management, and no longer eats up all your memory and slows down the entire system while generating.

Tried generating a video with LTX --- a much more pleasant experience.

[Lopper @0xLopper]

MY ENTIRE DESK FITS IN A BACKPACK NOW.

No monitor arm. No tower. No cable mess.
→ A portable display that folds flat
→ A Mac Mini the size of a coffee mug
→ One keyboard, one cable, one bag

Setup time: under 2 minutes. Teardown: same.
I used to think a "real" workstation meant a real desk. Turns out it just means the right three objects, packed right.
This is what I open every morning now — at home, at a coffee shop, on a plane. Same machine, same files, same everything.
The desk didn't get smaller. It just stopped being a place.

[SMB Attorney @SMB_Attorney]

Okay… I Googled this and end up going down an insane rabbit hole.

These are Demodex mites.

Almost every adult has them living in facial pores. They hide during the day and come out at night to feed and mate.

The cream in that post is prescription ivermectin that kills them.

Logging off for the night.

[박태훈 @roas_TT]

제 허리를 살려주셨어요

[Kantala fc @ifOnlyKantala]

This is very underrated life hack, you should buy the expensive stuff, go at expensive places, just to feel the aura and positivity of that places

Once you start this you'll notice diffrence within you, start doing this, just start with one expensive cafe, one visit in a month

[FortWorthPlayboy @FWPlayboy]

When girls have that dull personality, low energy, dull eyed, flat-effect THIS is the reason.
It’s NOT you it’s THEM.
Ignore the unfortunate family genetics of these HB3-5’s focus on the CONSISTENT SSRI use.
It KILLS a girls personality

[RCA Zenith @RcaZenith]

Buy a USB RTL-SDR (~$40 on Amazon) and turn your AI agent loose on it. You can have it record trunked police band audio (which would normally require an expensive radio), transcribe it, and give you a summary in the morning. You won't believe what you have going on around you.

[Ole Lehmann @itsolelehmann]

so apparently people are getting flown out of floods by drones in China now

like literally hanging beneath a giant DJI drone and getting flown to dry ground

it was during the recent floods in Guangxi, more than 400 drone pilots showed up with over 300 aircraft

> most of the drones carried food, water, and medicine into villages that roads and boats couldn’t reach

> then rescuers started using the biggest ones to carry people.

> one of them was DJI’s FC200, a cargo drone built to lift up to 440 pounds

> the drone lowers a cable and harness, the person gets strapped in, and a human pilot flies them out remotely using the live camera feed

> one rescue was absolutely insane

> a man was stranded on a roof in Liulan village with floodwater rising around him.

> the pilot swapped in a full battery, kept a second drone ready as backup, and sent the FC200 over the water.

> the man was secured with roughly four wraps of the harness.

> then the drone lifted him nearly 150 feet, threaded him past power lines and treetops, and flew him almost 3,000 feet across the flooded village.

> he reached dry ground 9 minutes later.

> the battery was down to 23%.

the obvious question for me is...

if a cargo drone can fly someone across a flooded village, how long until a purpose-built passenger version can fly me across a city?

i want drone Uber so badly lol

imagine opening the app, call a drone, buckle in, and fly straight over traffic

[özge @yasamkec1s1]

ilk iki okaydi de üçüncüde allahımı gördüm

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

I’m in love with this sentence:

“Discipline is when your identity is so clear, you stop negotiating with your feelings.”