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[John @realjonag]

@alll_well I love the fonts. Here's mine https://t.co/GHzhmPnBSy

[John @realjonag]

@Polymarket This is why I built https://t.co/eYt67IlLjt to help transform your pdf or word CVs into personal websites that are discoverable by recruiters (human and AI agents) online. Still an MVP but first version is live. It's as easy as just uploading the CV only.

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

BREAKING: New startup "RentAHuman" allows AI agents to rent humans to perform tasks they cannot physically perform themselves.

[John @realjonag]

AI is taking jobs but also creating new opportunities. As AI agents begin searching the web for talent in niche areas, cvis helps you get discovered and generates personalized business ideas from your experience.

[John @realjonag]

Building in public.

I built https://t.co/eYt67IlLjt.

Upload your CV and it:
• turns it into a personal website
• extracts your skills
• suggests business ideas from your experience

Still early. Would love feedback.

[Mr. Possible @Mrpossidez]

I’ll share four points about the Netflix deal just for educational purposes.

First, Netflix is not paying Warner $87b. The number you usually see in the headlines is the “enterprise value” of the business which is a combination of equity and debt. Most deals are negotiated on a cash-free, debt-free basis, which means Warner pays off its own debt at closing. Netflix pays only for the equity. That’s valued at $72B. Still huge, but really important to know the difference because sometimes the equity value is way lesser than the enterprise value depending on how the business is financed.

Second, the largest M&A deals on Wall Street are HARDLY ever financed in pure cash (and when that happens, it’s usually by a PE firm and they raise cash from banks). Netflix is not a PE firm. It would hurt their books to pull out $72b for a large media acquisition.

What they do is combine cash and stock.
Warner shareholders get $23.25 in cash and approx $4.50 in Netflix stock per share. So there’s a payout and an exchange. The stock portion is subject to a collar, meaning the final number of shares adjusts depending on Netflix’s 15-day value weighted average price right before the deal closes (roughly between $77 and $119). That’s normal for deals where the buyer wants to preserve liquidity.

Third, Netflix has not “bought” Warner yet. They just signed a deal agreeing on the pricing and other conditions that need to be satisfied to get this deal done. The real battle is going to be antitrust/competition. It’s a large deal which means it needs to be approved by several regulators. Netflix absorbing Warner puts a huge amount of premium IP under one roof. Streaming was already consolidating, but this pushes the industry toward a few mega-libraries controlling most of the content pipeline. Regulators in both the U.S. and EU are likely to take a hard look not just at subscription pricing, but also at licensing, exclusivity and vertical integration.

Fourth, on subscription prices, yes, consolidation can create upward pricing pressure because a platform with more premium IP has more leverage. But the economics cut both ways. Warner is selling for a reason. Cos running a studio is expensive, and HBO-level content only makes sense at global distribution scale. By moving that library under Netflix, the business may actually shed some of the inefficiencies that were pushing costs up in the first place, reducing Warner’s need to nickel-and-dime consumers through complicated tiers, aggressive licensing and short-window exclusivity battles. So while Netflix may still raise prices, this deal could also streamline the economics behind the content.

[John @realjonag]

Launched Promp, a chrome extension that allows you highlight texts from anywhere on the web and ask either ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.

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Visit https://t.co/xTDk7HhnFH

[Sally Suleiman @is_salsu]

If you have faith, choose a date in 2024 for your biggest testimony. IT IS DONE.

CONGRATULATIONS IN ADVANCE.

Bookmark and come back to this tweet in 2024.

[Daily Bible Verses @Daily__Bible___]

Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. – Hebrews 11:1

[Micheal Afolaranmi @TheAfolaranmi]

me going back to my room after not finding anything to eat

[John @realjonag]

Flex!

[Alma ‘The Great’ Oputa, MBA🎓 @belberocks]

If I’m in your class, you can never be the best graduating student🤭

[John @realjonag]

People are misunderstanding this comment. The author of the post addressed it to clout chasers, but people under this comment have projected virtually everyone cheering her as hypocrites. We don't see extra events like this often, and it's worth celebrating/cheering/clout chasing

[Ayò-Bánkólé Akíntújoyè @AyoBankole]

@HenshawKate @Odogwu_of_sales Well…I agree about how important it is to support friends, but I think this is an apple and oranges comparison. How many of our friends & family are trying to break a world record? How many of them are cooking for a particular limited milestone/end game?

[John @realjonag]

It is very natural to celebrate extraordinary events whether from friends or not. In the end, we are still humans. Celebrating and cheering may not necessarily be clout chasing, although it could provide a platform for doing so. This is a world record fgs.

[Kate Amaka Henshaw @HenshawKate]

It had to be said....🙈🙈

[Harmless @HarmlessHQ]

You dey celebrate Hilda Baci because results were seen in real time. The timer is open to everyone and no room for cheating.

If e reach una turn now, una go just cook for 30 mins, hire touts to cause chaos, then use the opportunity to reset the timer to 150hrs.

[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

Idan is inspired by Hilda 😮‍💨
Maybe we can break this record right under Oshodi bridge?!

[A.K.A @kayzywizzzy]

@GWR When Hilda finish cooking and you don’t drop correct updates on time, we cook you next on Twitter for 96hours

[Ifechidere @Ifechideere]

More on this, I was academically bright and so, some lecturers liked me around.

I was to help one compile our grades and this person literally reduced a couple of peoples’ grades because ‘I only want to give 5 As’. I dragged her pen impulsively, as she made to deduct.

[Paul Couvert @itsPaulAi]

ChatGPT has now a big problem.

Google just updated its free competitor, Bard.

Here are 8 things impossible on ChatGPT but that Bard can do (for free):

[Gift Iyioku, PhD @gift_adetutu]

Airforce primary school, Ibadan.
Nigerian Navy secondary school, Lagos.
University of Ibadan.
U of Alabama
Stanford.
Top 1% graduating student at every point, plus grace here and there.
Now they’re calling me VI babe 🥹.
Stay in school, loves, PLEASE!

[venus exalted @thegentledyke]

I think the hardest part about living with your partner is recognizing that the ups and downs that people go through are different in person vs separate. Your girl had a tough day at work and y’all don’t live together and she might just text you that she’s taking a bath