Saint

[Mike Lamar @MikeLamarTV]

The Best Revenge Was Rebuilding 💯

I learned that after a relationship ends, people can tell whatever version of the story helps them make sense of it. I stopped wasting energy trying to correct every opinion, defend myself to everybody, or prove who was right and who was wrong.

[Saint @simbabusta]

After experiencing this, you have to ask yourself…

Was Ed Woodward really that bad ?

[Saint @simbabusta]

If Carrick is sacked then Wilcox must be sacked with him aswell.

I don’t like Berrada but he’s the CEO, so ultimately the decision lies with him and the board.

Let Christopher Vivell become the new DoF, and appoint a manager he sees fit to manage Manchester United.

Simple.

[Dan Bilzerian @DanBilzerian]

I believe God’s test is simple.

Will you help others to your own detriment or will you help yourself to the detriment of others.

Selfish or selfless.

[Saint @simbabusta]

@mubeitech 🙏🏾

[Zhuang, 庄 @0x_Zhuang]

见过足够多站在顶层的人后，你会发现人生这场游戏其实很简单

当基本的物质需求得到满足后，所有人最终追求的东西都差不多

睡个好觉、稳定的亲密关系、规律的运动、独处的时间、读几本好书、心无旁骛地做事、按时吃饭，以及不再活在别人的评价里

有意思的是，这些东西从来不需要你先爬到顶层才能拥有

我们拼命想爬到顶层，最后才发现，真正值得追求的生活，其实从一开始就可以过

[Saint @simbabusta]

@aakashgupta 😂

[Hux @huxlab]

MIT教授给一个学生5美元，说：你可以任意转给教室里一个陌生人，转出去的钱会变成三倍，然后对方决定还你多少。

理性最优解是：一分都不转。因为你信任的每一块钱，都可能拿不回来。

但每学期的结果几乎都一样：

> 大多数学生会把大部分钱转出去
> 大多数陌生人会还回来一半以上
> 数学说该留着，教室里的人说不是

然后教授换了一个游戏：还是同样的钱，一个人决定怎么分，另一个人只能接受，不能拒绝、没有后果。

转出去的金额立刻掉下来。不是变成零，但已经能看出慷慨和策略之间的那条线。

有一年一个学生拿到的是瑞士巧克力，她乳糖不耐受，直接把100%送出去了。

全班笑了，没人注意到真正的点：

当给予没有成本时，人人都慷慨；一旦是真金白银，房间就重新分成那两类人。

劳动、资本、套利、保险，四种赚钱方式，底层都是同一个动作：

你先把价值送出去，再看它会不会回来。

工资是先干活后发钱，存款是先存钱后拿利息，下注是先押注后看结果，保费是先交钱后等赔付。

真正难的从来不是“先给”，而是你敢不敢在还没看到回报的时候，就已经把东西交出去。

[The Biblical Man @Biblicalman]

Your Bible doesn't say fight sexual immorality.
It says flee.
Run. Not stand your ground. Not manage it. Not install an accountability app and white-knuckle through another Tuesday night.
Flee.
"Flee fornication." 1 Corinthians 6:18
You know why God didn't say fight?
Because the men who tried to fight it are the same men who lost everything.
Samson could kill a lion with his bare hands. Rip city gates off their hinges. Slaughter a thousand men with a jawbone.
He couldn't say no to Delilah. She had his head shaved while he slept on her knees. The strongest man who ever lived ended up blind, chained, grinding grain like an animal.
David killed Goliath as a teenager. Wrote the Psalms. God called him "a man after mine own heart."
He saw a woman bathing and couldn't look away. Nine months later he'd committed adultery, murdered her husband, and buried a son.
Solomon asked God for wisdom and got more than any man in history.
Seven hundred wives. Three hundred concubines. They turned his heart after other gods. The wisest man who ever lived died an idolater.
The strongest fell.
The wisest fell.
The man after God's own heart fell.
"Wherefore let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall." 1 Corinthians 10:12
You're not stronger than Samson. You're not wiser than Solomon. You're not closer to God's heart than David.
Stop fighting. Start running.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

“I lived so carefully, thinking someone was watching. But the stage was empty, the audience never came.”

— Osamu Dazai

[Towntur @towntur]

11 yaşındaki oyuncu, satranç ustası Dina Belenkaya’yı mağlup ettiği anlar:

"Gelecekte benimle oynadığın için sevineceksin."

[du @thedulab]

Most relationship problems are ultimately just a lust for life problem. Gf/wife unhappy, kids distant, some disconnect with the family etc. You try to solve the discomfort through tangible achievement. Think it's because you're not making enough, providing enough, "successful" enough

You need to upsize the house, upgrade the vacations, perform more, show off more. Not realizing that this comparison based expectation you created in your mind and how it subsequently causes you to behave is exactly what's causing the problems in the first place

Meanwhile the only problem is just a severe lack of vitality. You're boring and moody and see reality as an obligation and take yourself way too seriously. You're not a beacon of energy, you don't inspire the people around you, you don't inject wonder and curiosity into their lives. There's no adventure, no spontaneity, no presence. You lost their love because you lost the love for yourself

[CG @cgtwts]

anthropic’s lead engineer btw.

[L2WTrades @L2WTrades]

prop firms accidentally pay random traders $100,000-$500,000 every few weeks and nobody questions it

seriously.

wire transfer from a funded account. no salary. no boss. just money hitting their account like clockwork

the firms can't even flag it because it's completely legal

these people are reading liquidity + SMTs and i genuinely think this is the most slept-on edge in trading that exists right now…

let me break this down:

retail traders dump money into markets every session. they buy breakouts, sell breakdowns, chase moves, and get liquidated like clockwork

60% of hedge funds are gone within 5 years. broke

on the other side, banks MUST facilitate order flow or the whole system breaks. both sides are desperate

you learn to read that. that's the skill

you identify where liquidity pools above and below price (equal highs, equal lows, previous session extremes)
you wait for price to sweep that liquidity, displace, and leave a fair value gap. smt. psp. you enter the retracement. you collect

on a standard setup: 1% risk, 3R target.
do that 3x a week on a $100K funded account and you're clearing $9,000/month

the prop firm comes back every month with a payout btw. same account. same process.

one funded account can pay you six figures per year and you never have to find any customers or sell bullshit to people who are broke

there is roughly 1% of people doing this worldwide. most have no social media presence. they've been quietly stacking for years

here's how you'd actually start from zero (no background, no connections, no capital):

First 8 weeks: Learn the language. Understand sessions - London (2-5am EST) and NY (8:30-11am EST) are where 80% of the real moves happen. Asia sets the liquidity. Study order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity sweeps, displacement. Learn what MMXM actually means

Week 9-16: Study charts backward. Pull up 6 months of NQ, ES, or YM. Mark where liquidity sat. Mark where it got swept. Mark the displacement candle. Mark the FVG. Mark where price retraced and ran. Do this 500 times. Pattern recognition is the job

Week 17-24: Paper trade setups in real time. NY session only. One pair. One model. Track every entry: did liquidity get swept? Was there displacement? Was there a clean FVG? Did you wait for the retracement or chase? Your filter is the skill

first real funded account profits hit. payout comes 30 days later. account scales. compound from there

5-6 months of no income is the filter. 90% quit.

that's why the 10% who don't are eating

I teach you exactly how to read liquidity and get funded in my free discord. Link in bio.

[Emre Valez @emrevalez]

Hayatımın en zor döneminden geçerken şunu çok net anladım: Asla geçilmemesi gereken bir çizgi var. Ben ayakta kalmaya, nefes almaya çalışırken; düştüğümü, tükendiğimi, en kırılgan halimde olduğumu bile bile bana saygısızlık etmeyi seçen, stresime bir yük daha ekleyen insanda artık iyi niyet aramıyorum. Çünkü kırılganlığımı görüp tam oraya basmak tesadüf değildir, bilinçli bir tercihtir. En savunmasız anımda gösterilen her türlü zalimlik kasıtlıdır ve altında daha karanlık bir şey yatar. Ve bir insan, ne kadar paramparça olduğumu bilerek beni incitebiliyorsa, o ihanet benim için her şeyi bitirir. O andan sonra onu bir daha asla eskisi gibi göremem. İçimdeki yeri, ona bakışım sonsuza dek değişir.
—Emre Valez

[shobhanai @HeyShobhan]

A billionaire sat in a room for 42 minutes and listed every psychological trick that makes people lose money. for free. the finance industry has spent thirty years pretending this recording does not exist.

he didn't sell a course. he didn't write a newsletter. he sat in a chair at 96 years old and explained why brilliant people do the dumbest things with their money. then he explained why they will keep doing it.

MBA programs charge $200,000 to teach behavioral finance. he covered 25 biases in one sitting. some of them are still not in any curriculum. he gave the entire framework away on camera.

the part nobody talks about: he called crypto antisocial. he said index funds will crush most managers. he said private equity is full of wretched excess. he said all of this in a room full of people who manage money for a living. nobody argued.

a hedge fund analyst at a top firm told me this is the first thing they send to anyone who joins the desk. not a book. not a model. a 42-minute video of a 96-year-old man explaining why you will be wrong and how to recognize it before it costs you everything.

40 million people have heard his name. almost none of them have watched him explain the 25 ways their own brain is working against them.

the lecture is free. he died the following year. it is in the video.

[Deep Psychology @DeepPsycho_HQ]

Read it slowly.

[brenz. @brenzhills]

joder, GitHub está lleno de cosas gratis que casi nadie está usando.

los 10 repos que están explotando este mes, de lo más fácil a lo más técnico:

lo que puede usar cualquiera

1. VoiceStudio: clona voces, dobla vídeos y transcribe en 646 idiomas, gratis y sin salir de tu ordenador (57K ⭐)
https://t.co/ZgWcckVNHD

2. ppt-master: le pasas un PDF o un Word y te devuelve un PowerPoint de verdad, editable y con animaciones (59K ⭐)
https://t.co/N1gnM1saSE

3. gods-eye-view de @bilawalsidhu: un simulador de satélite espía en tu navegador, con aviones, barcos y cámaras reales sobre un globo 3D (50K ⭐)
https://t.co/cNOweoMnjj

4. REA: le enseñas a tu IA una función de otra app y te explica cómo está hecha, sin tener el código (65K ⭐)
https://t.co/yUzlXS7eXQ

5. diagram-design de @cathrynlavery: pides un diagrama con palabras y te lo dibuja con tu marca, 44 tipos (49K ⭐)
https://t.co/IlIZvE8b1c

6. paperclip: como tener tu propia empresa de agentes autónomos trabajando para ti, la app open source para dirigirlos como si fueran tu plantilla (99K ⭐)
https://t.co/EAVcjNA8Fv

para que Claude Code trabaje mejor

7. skills de @mattpocockuk: las que usa a diario un ingeniero de verdad, pequeñas y fáciles de adaptar (284K ⭐)
https://t.co/9C9RyocWAs

8. ECC: skills, memoria y seguridad en un pack para Claude Code, Codex, Cursor y OpenCode (276K ⭐)
https://t.co/soGXE06aI6

9. andrej-karpathy-skills: un solo archivo con 4 reglas sacadas de lo que Karpathy dice que hacen mal los modelos programando (218K ⭐)
https://t.co/dfWkQ48rcM

10. claude-mem: guarda lo que hizo tu agente, lo resume y se lo pasa a la siguiente sesión, para que no empiece de cero (99K ⭐)
https://t.co/6UYMI9UjUL

compártelo si te ha parecido interesante ♻️

y guárdalo antes de perderlo 🔖

[liminal @Liminal1988]

There's a theory that depression is,...

[Carl Jung Archive @QuoteJung]

I keep rereading this one: