Reagan Robinson

Software Engineer - Stocks & Digital Asset

[Nathan ✰ @Just1Nathann_]

I recommend using absence to gain your respect back.

I recommend giving a girl your number instead of asking for hers. If she likes you, she will text you.

I recommend building your body, especially your shoulders. You'd be surprised how much more attractive you look with a better frame.

I recommend putting people in their place at the very first sign of disrespect.

I recommend not chasing people. Pay attention to who chooses you.

I recommend leaving rooms where you constantly have to prove your worth.

I recommend being honest from the beginning. Pretending is exhausting.

I recommend saving money before people know you're making money.

I recommend letting people underestimate you.

I recommend taking pictures and videos of your parents more often.

[Trove Finance @trovefinance]

You support these companies everyday. Do you own any of them?

[Reagan Robinson @majordev_]

A perspective to view taxes is a tool that enables those who cannot currently contribute to the economy that is leveraged for future contribution.

The amount of taxes given at an individual level should be reduced over-time to signal time limit to contribute to the economy.

[Vaibhav Sisinty @VaibhavSisinty]

Elon Musk just quietly trademarked something called Megapod.

Almost nobody noticed. But if you connect the dots, this might be one of the most important things he's done this year.

Megapod is a modular, self-contained AI computing system.

Servers, AI chips, networking, power, and cooling, all in one deployable unit.

Think of it as Megapack but for AI instead of batteries.

Here's why this is wild.

Musk has 7 gigawatts of underutilized power sitting across his Supercharger network right now. Cars charge for 30 minutes and leave.

The rest of the time, that power just sits there. Megapod could turn every Supercharger station into a mini AI data center.

And it's not one thing in isolation. Zoom out and look at what Musk is building all at once:

→ Dojo: his own AI supercomputer for training FSD and Optimus.

→ AI5, AI6, AI7: custom chips on a 9-month design cycle, faster than any chipmaker in history.

→ Terafab: a $20 billion chip factory in Austin to manufacture it all in-house.

→ SpaceX AI1: compute satellites that run AI in orbit, cooled by the vacuum of space.

→ Megapod: the unit that deploys compute anywhere there's power on the ground.

Cars. Robots. Chips. Factories. Satellites. Energy. Data centers. All under one man.

Most companies pick one layer of the AI stack and try to win it.

Musk is building the entire thing, from the chip to the power grid to orbit, owned end to end.

Nobody else on earth is even attempting this.

@Tesla

[Reagan Robinson @majordev_]

Men's Mental Health isn't something I focus on at a macro level but rather the understanding that what's not in your control shouldn't be dwelled on is key for mental re-balancing. More mental processing power should be allocated to what is in our control.

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY.

[Investing visuals @InvestingVisual]

Why I won’t buy the SpaceX IPO:

• Revenue grew only 15% in Q1 2026
• It has 23B in long term debt
• At a $1.75T valuation, it would trade at roughly 100x trailing revenue

At such a high multiple, with a sub optimal growth rate and a not so great balance sheet, I see very little upside.

There might be a short term pump, but I would not be surprised to see the stock move lower in the months and years ahead as the IPO is used as exit liquidity for early investors.

Additionally, 64% of IPOs underperform the market in the 3 years after going public.

So the odds are stacked against you when buying at IPO.

[Bull Theory @BullTheoryio]

The SpaceX IPO is becoming one of the biggest FOMO events Wall Street has ever seen.

SpaceX already allocated 30% of shares to retail investors, three times the industry norm. Most IPOs give retail almost nothing.

SpaceX gave them triple the standard allocation. It still was not enough. The deal is 4 times oversubscribed with demand exceeding $300 billion against a $75 billion raise.

That means for every $4 of orders, only $1 worth of shares actually gets allocated. Most retail investors will get a fraction of what they asked for or nothing at all.

And yet instead of walking away, they are finding ways to put in even more money to maximize whatever small allocation they might receive.

A 33 year old PR manager in New York saved $6,500, asked her best friend for a $5,000 loan, then applied for a bank loan. Both said no. She is still buying everything she has.

A 48 year old marketing executive in Indianapolis has already poured tens of thousands into a fund holding SpaceX shares before the IPO even opens. He is putting in more on Friday. His reason: "I'm willing to overpay just to say I'm part of the thing."

A 26 year old in Austin has set aside $25,000 and is not even concerned whether his order gets filled at the IPO price.

A real estate professional in Orlando who can watch SpaceX rockets launch from his backyard is investing tens of thousands for himself and his two teenage sons. "It's a generational business," he said.

The SpaceX IPO is turning into a global Elon Musk FOMO event.

[Reagan Robinson @majordev_]

You will make good money and contribute to the universe of junior engineers that are really needed to solve more problems in the future.

Your teachings based on experience is the differentiating factor between learning from AI or reading docs.

[Reagan Robinson @majordev_]

Senior Software Engineers especially the ones that are about to retire, i urge you to do more youtube videos that highlights your perspective on how you use tech stacks or tools symbiotically and your thinking behind approaching problems using your tech stacks.

[Reagan Robinson @majordev_]

Senior Software Engineers especially the ones that are about to retire, i urge you to do more youtube videos that highlights your perspective on how you use tech stacks or tools symbiotically and your thinking behind approaching problems using your tech stacks.

[Reagan Robinson @majordev_]

@samuel_abolo @grok recommend this to elon musk, let him know.

[𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 @eagleseyeinc]

don’t forget that a compass was invented before the clock because direction is more important than time.

[Reagan Robinson @majordev_]

@Oluchii___ They are the ones that have time to be writing long threads lol, which is mostly generated by GPT.

[Echiemunor Oluchi @Oluchii___]

Nigerian Twitter has more "tech bros" than actual developers.

The ones tweeting daily about "building" haven't pushed to GitHub in 6 months.

Yes I said what I said.🙃

[Reagan Robinson @majordev_]

https://t.co/6ouGg26nj1

An API that finds similar matches in the system leveraging deterministic mathematical algoriyhms that its results is later enhanced by AI.

You can check it out.

[Reagan Robinson @majordev_]

@Giuliano_Mana {No. 17} is key. I call it execution context prolongement.

The more you give your mind time to process a major task the more understanding you get to be able to better execute the task.

[-valar morghulis- @eldivine]

I have tried my best to advice a lot of people in the creative industry. I see many of you sitting on the kind of lifetime opportunity for permanent financial freedom then piss it away through poor financial strategy, lack of commercial instinct and long term planning.

If you’re a creative and you make N100,000,000 in a single year the worst thing you could ever do is to go buy an expensive car.

The second worst thing to do is to buy an expensive house.

The right thing to do is to start building a secure financial foundation first by putting that money into strong naira or dollar investments and live off the returns. You want to make a temporary cashflow a permanent one.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

True

[Reagan Robinson @majordev_]

AI is a five layer cake, which are: Energy, Chips, Infrastructures, Models and Applications [Jensen Huang]. Pick a layer and go deep in couple of aspects in that area, you will increase your probability of being future proof.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇨🇳🇺🇸 China is worried its youth are falling in love with AI girlfriends instead of building the next SpaceX.

The government's actual concern: young men choosing virtual companionship over engineering careers and startups.

Beijing needs coders and founders. It's getting simps.

The funniest part? The U.S. doesn't have a national policy banning AI girlfriends… and China might actually need one. 💀

InterestingTimesNYT YT

[Sky News @SkyNews]

Musk’s rocket company is preparing to open its doors to public investors and raise more money than any listing before it.

Sky's specialist producer @SchnitzerHanna reports

https://t.co/E9lFxeBem4