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microcement and trading bots 🤖

[The Assembly @InTheAssembly]

5 Japanese stocks you should be watching.

Each one sits at a bottleneck of the global supply chain. None of them are in any US ETF.

Here they are:

[KNOX @knoxtwts]

a 17 year old is printing 40k/mo posting peppa pig videos, and you'll read this and go back to work tomorrow

[Designated Kitty @Designatedkitty]

I like how kel tec just makes whatever bullshit they want.

[. @Superblackgold]

Os exercícios dos maluco d cadeia são sinistro , esse do Mike Tyson é de cadeia kkk só na flexão os cara fica gorila

[SIE ☆ @sierraaaliyahh]

I actually taught myself how to trade from Reddit and this app, if you know what subreddits to be on, Reddit is such a useful tool

[Biliyor Muydunuz @bilio_muydunuz]

Mike Tyson'ın Menteşe Gücü"

Bu hareket aynı zamanda "Tyson şınavı" olarak da bilinir.

"Kalça eklemi" hissi.
Yapıdan hareket yaratan harika bir hareket.
En verimli döneminde günde 500 tekrar yaptığı söylenir.

[Roberto Rios @peruvian_bull]

japan can’t absorb this. every dollar higher in crude is a direct tax on their entire economy. energy costs spike, import bills explode, the trade deficit widens, and the yen weakens further, which makes the energy imports even MORE expensive.

it’s a doom loop. weak yen makes oil more expensive in yen terms, which worsens the trade deficit, which weakens the yen further.

if oil stays above $90 and the Strait stays shut, the BoJ has to choose between defending the yen (hike rates, blow up the JGB market and the carry trade) or letting it crash (import costs spiral, inflation rips through the economy).

[Fernando Mendes @fernand0mendes]

@BrianRoemmele That one is https://t.co/AfV9AoH0bp

There is also https://t.co/s6D5YUBdL1 and josemonkey @ TikTok

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

The most efficient U.S. road trip route, as determined by a data scientist…

In 2015, data scientist Dr. Randal Olson created what he dubbed the “perfect” U.S. road trip using genetic algorithms—a type of search heuristic—to tackle the classic Traveling Salesman Problem. His aim was to chart the most efficient route visiting either 50 major national landmarks or all 47–50+ National Parks without needless backtracking. The final route stretches over 13,699 miles, covering all 48 contiguous states and iconic sites like the Statue of Liberty, the Alamo, and Yellowstone. While the pure driving time totals roughly 224 hours, most travelers would spend 2 to 3 months completing the journey with sightseeing.

[Dylan @DylanCalluy]

The exact iPhone settings that I use for my iPhone presets

And I mainly capture in RAW if I want to add presets 🎨

[Symoné B. Beez @SymoneBeez]

Oh wow

[PNWGUERRILLA @pnwguerrilla]

The entire theory is so fascinating to me honestly.

[Fadi Al-Aswadi @f_aswadi]

دورة مجنونة ومدته ساعة تقريباً ويشرح فيها كيفيه عمل بوتات المضاربة المالية 🤯

[Jeremiah Johnson 🌐 @JeremiahDJohns]

Wild how the first drone blows open a whole for the second drone, which immediately targets the fuel tank and burns the whole building down.

Drones are just completely upending what war looks like

[German Shepherd Dad 🇺🇸 & 🔥 @FlagAndFire]

Watch the hypersonic 'Ghost' takeoff.

UNBELIEVABLE!

[el.cine @EHuanglu]

friend in china send me this and said these are basically his employees.. but work 24/7

wild time we are living in

[Nick O’Neill @chooserich]

CRYPTO COLLAPSE CONTINUES AS THE GREAT UNWIND CRASHES MARKETS

[Yatharth Mann @yatharthmann]

This is arguably one of the highest-quality podcasts with Elon Musk.

The questions are remarkable, and it's refreshing to see people ask him hard questions.

[Fossil Locator @FossilLocator]

Wow, I've never seen the route up Everest in its entirety before. Watch this on a big screen.

Also impressive that:
- they could get a drone to that altitude
- some people are willing to spend 2 months and $40-100k doing this