luis

red sox, finance, some stocks, entrepreneurship shit. allan pease, samy molcho and masataka yoshida are my heroes. #dirtywater #cocoslocos

[IREN @IREN_Ltd]

Horizon 1: delivered.

IREN has delivered Horizon 1 to Microsoft and achieved NVIDIA Exemplar Cloud status on NVIDIA GB300 NVL72.

Read more: https://t.co/ItVXSXK1V7

[Investing Addict @InvestingAddict]

“He’s not broke, he just invests all of his money.”

[TheStockGuy @TheStockGuyTV]

Every stock you don't own looks like this right now

[luis @luisgpm5]

@AllFutbolMX What the fuck is this?

[Sean Longden @seanlongden]

"less gay" is a great prompt for Claude to improve your emails btw

[zerohedge @zerohedge]

One year later, the staggering energy shortfall to power the AI revolution rises from 36GW to 44GW. At $60BN per GW, this is $2.5 Trillion in grid funding needed and EXCLUDES the $2 Trillion needed to build the actual data centers (source Morgan Stanley).

[Juan Carlos Ortiz 🛡️ Ciberseguridad para Empresas @CycuraMX]

🛡️ ¿Y si el proveedor de nube falla? Amazon nos acaba de mostrar el riesgo real

Un error técnico en Amazon Web Services (AWS) dejó fuera de línea por más de dos horas a sitios de bancos, gobiernos, apps de pago, juegos.

Y hasta plataformas como WhatsApp o Coinbase.

No fue un ataque. Solo… falló.

La caída ocurrió en una de sus regiones más grandes (Virginia, EE. UU.).

Afectó a empresas y gobiernos de todo el mundo.

No por un error en sus sistemas, sino por algo más básico: demasiada dependencia de un solo proveedor.

⚠️ ¿Por qué esto importa?

AWS no solo hospeda sitios.

También corre apps críticas, APIs, pagos, backups, y herramientas de comunicación.

Y aunque es confiable, cualquier fallo puede paralizar tu operación.

💡 ¿Qué deben hacer las organizaciones?

Evaluar qué tan concentrada está tu infraestructura en un solo proveedor.

Diseñar planes de contingencia multicloud o híbridos.

Revisar qué servicios dejarían de operar si AWS (o su región principal) cae 2 horas.

[Maximiliano Firtman @maxifirtman]

Hoy, que se cayó AWS y hay muchas aplicaciones afectadas, es lindo día para volver a escuchar a Richard Stallman contándonos en @dominiodigital sobre LA NUBE.

[luis @luisgpm5]

@Ashton_1nvests What do you like about $ABCL? I got myself 5 shares last month 🚀

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

What just happened?

At 10:57 AM ET, President Trump canceled his meeting with China and said "massive" tariff increases are coming.

40 minutes later, the S&P 500 erased -$1.2 TRILLION of market cap.

Is this dip a BUYING opportunity? Let us explain.

(a thread)

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

This is unprecedented:

Software and technology investment's contribution to US Real GDP growth surpassed 1 percentage point for the first time in history.

Contribution has DOUBLED over the last several quarters.

It has also exceeded the previous peak reached during the Dot-Com Bubble in 1998.

However, after the bubble popped, software and technology businesses were the biggest drag on GDP during the 2001 recession.

Deutsche Bank estimates that without technology spending, the US economy would have been close to, or in, a recession.

The AI boom is driving economic growth.

[MLB @MLB]

RED SOX CLINCH A POSTSEASON SPOT WITH A #WALKOFF

[luis @luisgpm5]

@KobeissiLetter @grok which chinese companies will profit from this?

[luis @luisgpm5]

@JoseCarrasco_98 Dime cositas

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

New Chip Reads Human Inner Monologue.

Researchers at the Stanford University built a BCI that could decode inner speech—the kind we engage in silent reading and use for all our internal monologues. The problem is that those inner monologues often involve stuff we don’t want others to hear. To keep their BCI from spilling the patients’ most private thoughts, the researchers designed a first-of-its-kind “mental privacy” safeguard.

The work started with collecting data to train AI algorithms that were supposed to take neural signals involved in inner speech and translate them into words. The team worked with four participants, each almost completely paralyzed, who had micro electrode arrays implanted in slightly different areas of the motor cortex. They were given a few tasks that involved listening to recorded words or engaging in silent reading.

Based on this data, the team found representations of inner speech in the signals recorded in the same regions of the brain that are responsible for attempted speech.

This immediately raised a question: whether a system trained to decode attempted speech could sometimes catch inner speech by accident. The team tested that with an attempted speech decoding system they developed in one of their previous studies—and it turned out it totally could.

“We demonstrated that traditional BCI systems that were trained on attempted speech could be activated when a subject was looking at a sentence on the screen and imagined speaking that sentence in their head,”

Paper: https://t.co/rk9rgGS3NZ

[Ken Berenger @KenBerenger]

Oil made Rockefeller rich.
Steel made Carnegie wealthy.

Now, Wall Street has chosen its next industry to monopolize:

WATER.

Here’s how they’re turning the most essential resource into their next monopoly and the alternative no one talks about: 🧵

[Red Sox @RedSox]

BASEBALL IS THE BEST.

[Red Sox @RedSox]

YOU CANNOT STOP HIM!!!

[David Rozo @DonIzquierdo_]

“No se cansen de ser buenos, aunque ser bueno no sirve para mucho. Sirve para no arrepentirse con uno mismo”, Pepe Mujica, 1935 - 2025.

😭